Sulle Tracce Dell'imperatrice Sissi

Sulle Tracce dell’Imperatrice Sissi (7 Giorni) Schönbrunn Giorno 1 Monaco Arrivo nel tardo pomeriggio a Monaco di Baviera, sistemazione in hotel, cena e pernottamento. Giorno 2 Monaco ‒ Salzkammergut Dopo la prima colazione visita guidata per mezza giornata di Monaco di Baviera. Si visitano i monumenti più importanti come il municipio sulla Marienplatz e la Frauenkirche. Tempo libero per pranzo e nel pomeriggio partenza per Salzkammergut. Sistemazione in hotel, cena e pernottamento. Giorno 3 Salzkammergut - Bad Ischl ‒ Vienna Dopo la prima colazione si parte per Bad Ischl e visita guidata. Sissi conobbe Francesco Giuseppe a Bad Ischl dove, nel 1853, il ventitreenne Imperatore e la quindicenne discendente dei Wittelsbach si Fidanzarono. La Villa Imperiale a Ischl divenne la loro residenza estiva preFerita. Tempo libero per il pranzo e partenza per Vienna. La capitale austriaca Fu il vero teatro della vita dell’Imperatrice. Arrivo a Vienna, sistemazione in hotel, cena e pernottamento. Giorno 4 Vienna Dopo la prima colazione in hotel intera giornata di visita guidata di Vienna con il centro storico, il duomo di Santo Stefano e i monumenti più importanti. Dopo il tempo libero per il pranzo, visita del castello di Schönbrunn allora residenza imperiale estiva, dove Sissi trascorse la sua prima notte di nozze e le prime settimane dopo il matrimonio. Per molti mesi estivi l’Imperatrice Sissi soggiornò negli appartamenti dell’ala ovest di Schönbrunn e, più tardi, al piano terra del castello barocco. Cena e pernottamento in hotel. Dimensione Europa GmbH Gieβerei Straβe 6 | 83022 Rosenheim (Germany) Tel. 0049 8031 236050 – [email protected] Giorno 5 Vienna ‒ Budapest Colazione in hotel. Visita Facoltativa della Wiener Hofburg con il nuovo Museo di Sissi. A partire dal 1854, Elisabetta e Francesco Giuseppe occuparono gli appartamenti nella Hofburg. Questi ambienti ci ricordano ancora oggi la coppia imperiale. I visitatori possono ammirare tuttora il salotto, la camera da letto, il bagno e la stanza da toilette privata, nonché la sala per la ginnastica di Sissi. Il Museo di Sissi presenta numerosi oggetti personali appartenuti a Elisabetta. Pranzo libero e al pomeriggio partenza per Budapest. Sistemazione in hotel, cena e pernottamento. Giorno 6 Budapest ‒ Gödöllöi Dopo la prima colazione visita guidata della parte di Buda con il palazzo imperiale, il bastione dei pescatori e la chiesa di Mattia, dove Elisabetta fu incoronata Regina d’Ungheria. Dopo il tempo libero per il pranzo escursione per il castello reale di Gödöllöi. Questo castello, a 28 km ad est di Budapest, fu il regalo degli ungheresi a Francesco Giuseppe ed Elisabetta dopo l’incoronazione. Questa “Versailles ungherese”, splendidamente restaurata, Imperatrice Sissi è il più grande castello barocco dell’Ungheria e fu una delle dimore preFerite dalla Regina. Rientro a Budapest per la cena ed il pernottamento. Giorno 7 Budapest Prima colazione e partenza per il rientro in Italia. SERVIZI INCLUSI p.p. in doppia base hotel 4* da ü 6 pernottamenti con prima colazione a bufFet € 455 ü mezza pensione, inclusa una cena in ristorante p.p. suppl. camera singola da € 180 ü acqua in carafFa e pane ai pasti p.p. suppl. pensione completa (7 pranzi) da € 133 ü ingressi con prenotazione: Kaiservilla Bad Ischl, Schönbrunn, Sissi Museo HoFburg, Gödöllö ü visite guidate: 3h Monaco, Bad Ischl, Fd Vienna, Fd Budapest ü 1 gratuità ogni 20 paganti ü tariffe indicative escluso trasporto Italia-Italia ü base 35 pax Dimensione Europa GmbH Gieβerei Straβe 6 | 83022 Rosenheim (Germany) Tel. 0049 8031 236050 – [email protected] .

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