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Hallstatt is a tourist but above all a photographic phenomenon. The view of the small church at the shore of the Hallstatt Lake has a unique atmosphere, especially at dawn, and you will have an unforgettable view of the valley and the peaks of the Dachstein Mountains from the Skywalk plateau.

What not to miss in Hallstatt:

- Marktplatz

- Late Gothic Catholic Church of the Virgin Mary

- the oldest salt mine in Europe

- Skywalk at a height of 360 meters above the lake

Berchtesgaden is a beautiful Alpen city, which historically belonged to an important area where salt was mined and sold. It is a popular destination for summer and winter sports, but everyone connects it more thanks to World War II and Hitler, who visited the city regularly since 1923, to meet here with his advisor. Since 1928 he rented a local farmhouse and wrote the second part of the book Mein Kampf. In 1933 he finished his book and from the royalties of the sales he bought the farm and began a massive reconstruction to build the summer residence, which he renamed Berghof. Under Hitler's leadership of the Nazi regime, to the great displeasure of the locals who were his opponents, the wide surrounding areas were closed and declared a leader's forbidden land, in which many bunkers and tunnels connecting other buildings were created. The most famous is the Eagle's Nest, built-in 1939 and located at an altitude of 1834 meters above sea levels and it has an amazing view of the whole region. It is also the only building not destroyed at the end of the war.

RECOMMENDED STOPS IN BERCHTESGADEN:

In the places where Berghof used to stand today, you will find the Documentation Obersalzberg Museum and near it, you will find a bus stop from which the buses will take you to the Eagle's Nest. You can try to walk there, but an elevation of more than 800m is not for everyone. 

Not far from the Berchtesgaden city centre you can visit the Salt Mine and the Old Salt-works, where you have a unique opportunity to find out how the salt was mined and processed in the past. You will experience a mining train ride, a wooden slide and see an underground salt lake. The nearby crystal-clear Konigsee and Obersee lakes, which are the highest located in Germany, are definitely worth a stop. In the past, it was one lake, which got divided into two by the landslide in 1172. Swimming is allowed only in summer, even though the water has an average of 18°C. If you set out further, you can see Germany's highest waterfall Röthbachfall.

Salzburg is a birthplace of W.A. Mozart, place of filming the famous movie "The Sound of Music", a city known for its trade with salt, a city with a unique atmosphere and with a beautiful panorama. Explore Salzburg and see many museums, charming traditional goods shops, great restaurants or cafés and the narrow romantic streets of the Old Town. 

World-famous Mozart Balls are handmade here, it is a praline from pistachio marzipan, nougat cream and dark chocolate or you can try a Salzburg gnocchi that is a unique fluffy dessert. Salzburg is not known for its brewing tradition, but also for its cafés. The Tomaselli cafe in the Old Market is very special, as it was the first coffee shop in Austria, an often place that Mozart visited. 

Herrenchiemsee Palace is one of the last castles built by King Louis II. Bavarian, who was known for his pomposity. His dream was to build a grand palace in the French Versailles style. The island on Lake Chiemsee with its clear water and views of the foothills of the Bavarian Alps was great to build such a beautiful palace. The island can only be reached by boat, which always sails every half an hour from Prien am Chiemsee.

The palace was built according to the latest of 13 Neo-Baroque designs and offers extensive gardens with fountains and flower beds. A museum documenting the life story of Louis II was placed on the ground floor of the Royal Palace. The king himself managed to visit the castle only once and after his tragic death, the castle, unfortunately, failed to complete the original plans. Even so, you can admire the impressive Hall of Mirrors, the royal apartments with completely original furnishings, large ceiling paintings, a porcelain cabinet and other chambers.

On the island, there is also the Old chateau with a gallery, Baroque cathedral, and other smaller buildings.