Salzburg and Eagle's Nest Overnight

Explore the beautiful city of Salzburg, home to Mozart and Maria Von Trapp before an excursion to the famous landmarks of Berchtesgaden.

After your late morning arrival in Salzburg, you will have plenty of free time available for exploring the UNESCO world heritage city of Mozart. Visit the Stiegl Brewery, Mozart’s birth house, the massive medieval fortress or take the Sound of Music tour in the afternoon before you check into your hotel for a relaxing evening. You wont get lost when you download a free E-Travelguide from Army Libraries before your day in Salzburg. On Sunday, you will visit Berchtesgaden where you will visit the famous saltmines, and of course no visit to Berchtesgaden would be complete without taking the mountain road to the notorious Kehlsteinhaus, also known as The Eagle’s Nest, one of the most “must see” destinations to anyone stationed in Europe. On your way home on Monday, you will visit King Ludwig’s private version of Versailles, the island palace of Herrenchiemsee.

This Military Heritage trip has an early hotel deadline! Don’t miss out on this historic opportunity. Contact Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation today to reserve your space.

Price:

• Double Occupancy: $399 per person
• Single Occupancy: $499
• 1 child under 12 sharing existing bedding with 2 paying adults: $229

Trip Includes:

• Round trip tour bus transportation to Salzburg
• 2 nights lodging at  Austria Trend Salzburg West**** or equivalent with daily breakfast
• 2 hour guided tour of Salzburg
• Admission to Kehlsteinhaus “The Eagle’s Nest”
• Admission to Berchtesgaden Salt Mines
• Boat ride and admission to Schloss Herrenchiemsee
• Free E-Travelguide

What to Bring:

• Comfortable, weather appropriate shoes and clothing
• Still or video camera
• Debit/Credit Card or Euro
• Military ID and Passport

Departure: 2 a.m. from Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation, Pulaski Barracks, bldg. 2905

Return: Monday Evening

Deadline:

• Empty hotel rooms will be cancelled on Tuesday, May 1
• Registration on or after Wednesday, May 2 will only be possible if hotel rooms are available to be re-booked.