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The „Sisi Road” – on the Path of Empress Elisabeth… …From Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH A-4820 Bad Ischl, Götzstraße 12 T: +43 (0)6132/24 000-0 F: +43 (0)6132/24 000-44 E: [email protected] INCOMING REISEBÜRO www.salzkammergut.co.at INCOMING TRAVEL AGENCY FN 358406v / ATU66217319 The „Sisi Road” – on the path of Empress Elisabeth… …from Munich via Bad Ischl 2021 Elisabeth, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary was born on 24th of December in 1837 in Herzog-Max-Palais in Munich. She was the second eldest daughter of Duke Maximilian and Duchess Ludovica. After the marriage on 24th of April in 1854 with Emperor Franz Joseph I she moved to Vienna. Follow her on the path of her life from Bavaria to Austria! Routing: 1st day: Individual Arrival at Munich – Füssen / about 111km Visit today: Munich, castle Possenhofen (summer residence of the imperial family – cannot be visited inside) and the Sisi Museum (entrance is extra to pay on spot, about € 4,00) at lake Starnbergersee shows exhibits of the life of the Empress – from her adolescence to her death in Geneva. Drive further to Füssen and visit the castle Neuschwanstein (castle of King Ludwig II – he married Duchess Sophie Charlotte, the younger sister of Empress Elisabeth). Overnight at Füssen in ****Schlosskrone or similar. 2nd day: Füssen – Bad Aibling about 138km / Chiemsee / about 172km Visit today: drive to lake Chiemsee – boat trip from Prien to the island Herreninsel and back after the visit of castle Herrenchiemsee (the residence of King Ludwig II, the entrance to paid on spot, about € 11,00) to Prien. Overnight in Bad Aibling in ****Romantikhotel Lindners or similar. 3rd day: Chiemsee – Salzburg – lake Fuschlsee or lake Wolfgangsee / about 104km or 134km With the included Salzburger Card you get a lot of free entrances and reductions on entrances in museums, sights and so on, for example free entrance in castle Hellbrunn, fortress Hohensalzburg, house of nature. Overnight at lake Fuschlsee or lake Wolfgangsee - hotel Schloss Fuschl – where the “Sisi” films with Romy Schneider were shot or famous hotel Weisses Rössl in St. Wolfgang 4th day: Fuschl – Bad Ischl / about 30km / Hallstatt about 20km Visit today: The Kaiservilla, the summer residence of the Empress and the Emperor and original scene of the “Sisi” films with Romy Schneider, the Photomuseum/ Marmorschlössl (collection of historical photos, teahouse for Sisi) and the museum of the city (where Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Sisi celebrated their engagement). Enjoy a coffee and cake at café Zauner (Imperial and Royal Purveyor to the Court) and visit lake Hallstättersee and Hallstatt (Empress Sisi and Emperor Franz Joseph spent their engagement holiday there, UNESCO world heritage region) Overnight in Bad Ischl in ****Hotel Goldenes Schiff or similar. Further Sisi Packages are bookable – 3 overnights in Vienna / Budapest / Merano / Geneva! ... a message from the Salzkammergut Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH A-4820 Bad Ischl, Götzstraße 12 T: +43 (0)6132/24 000-0 F: +43 (0)6132/24 000-44 E: [email protected] INCOMING REISEBÜRO www.salzkammergut.co.at INCOMING TRAVEL AGENCY FN 358406v / ATU66217319 Arrangement: 4 x Overnight stay with breakfast buffet in the TOP ****Hotels along the Sisi Route 1 x entrance in castle Neuschwanstein 1 x boat trip on lake Chiemsee to Herreninsel and back 1 x Salzburg Card valid for 24h (=concession card) 1 x entrance and guided tour at the Kaiservilla Bad Ischl 1 x coffee Melange and a piece of Kaisercake at famous café Zauner 1 x visit of the museum of the town in Bad Ischl 1 x booklet Elisabeth – empress of Austria daily service hotline from 08:00 am – 06:00 pm (also on weekends) Local tax Rates per person and Arrangement in €: 15.04. – 18.06.21 18.06. – 06.09.21 06.09. – 31.10.21 Overnight in a double room 804,-- 864,-- Rates for sgl room, for upgrades and for additional nights on request and subject to availability! © concret Werbeagentur We recommend travel cancellation insurance. The standard terms and conditions of the Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH apply in the current version. ... a message from the Salzkammergut .
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