Your own driver from Munich into Austria: Salzburg on the way, Hallstatt in the Salzkammergut, and back to Munich the same day.
A long day with two World Heritage Sites. The driver takes you to Salzburg first, then on to Hallstatt, and drives you back to Munich in the evening, waiting at each stop.
The route. The A 8 to Salzburg (about 145 km, roughly 1h 40m), then into the Salzkammergut to Hallstatt. The whole loop is about 435 km and roughly 5h 20m of driving.
The places. The Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg has been on the UNESCO list since 1996. Hallstatt lies within the Hallstatt-Dachstein / Salzkammergut Cultural Landscape, listed in 1997, whose prosperity UNESCO links to salt mining since mediaeval times.
The pace. With over five hours at the wheel, time at the stops is the part you shape. Tell us how you want to split it between Salzburg and Hallstatt.
UNESCO describes the city as an outstanding example of an ecclesiastical city-state, peculiar to the Holy Roman Empire. Its historic centre is a World Heritage Site.
A municipality on the Wolfgangsee, a lake in the Salzkammergut. Taking this road between Salzburg and Hallstatt is slightly shorter in kilometres but about 10 minutes longer.
The town at the heart of the Salzkammergut World Heritage landscape; UNESCO notes its name means “salt settlement”. From here the driver takes you back to Munich.
The Historic Centre of Salzburg (1996) and the Hallstatt-Dachstein / Salzkammergut Cultural Landscape (1997) in one day.
UNESCO ties the region’s prosperity since mediaeval times to salt mining centred on Hallstatt.
One vehicle and one driver from your door in Munich and back, waiting at each stop.
St. Gilgen on the Wolfgangsee adds about 10 minutes of driving.
Every private day is priced per vehicle for your date, route and group, and sent to you in writing before anything is confirmed. Send the request; we reply with a written quote.
About 1h 40m from Munich to Salzburg and about 5h 20m of driving for the whole loop of about 435 km. Time at the stops is extra and up to you.
Each private day is priced per vehicle for your date, route and group size. Send the request and we reply with a written quote before anything is confirmed.
The day crosses from Germany into Austria. There is no regular passport control between Schengen countries, but carry your passport or ID card.
Yes. Doing it the other way round, Hallstatt first and Salzburg on the way back, is almost the same distance and only a few minutes longer.
Yes. Tell us in the request, for example St. Gilgen on the Wolfgangsee. Extra stops can change the quote.
Send your date and group size and we will reply with a written quote.