Posted by Henk Bekker
on June 26, 2009
Austria,
Salzburg /
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Public Transportation from Salzburg and Vienna to the UNESCO-Listed Town
Transportation to UNESCO World Heritage listed Hallstatt on the Hallstätter See Lake in Austria is easy by train or bus from Vienna or a day trip from Mozart-town Salzburg.

photo credit: thisisbossi
Hallstatt is a picture-perfect small village clinging to the rocks and a narrow strip of land between the crystal-clear water of the Hallstätter See Lake and the impressive Dachstein Mountains in the Salzburger Land region of Austria. Hallstatt is inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list for the prehistoric Hallstatt civilization that originated in the region and for the salt mines of the Salzkammergut. However, the natural beauty of the area is as much an attraction for the visitors that flock here on vacation as well as day trips from Salzburg.
Driving to Hallstatt is the easiest way to reach this small town. It is a very pleasurable drive along safe and well-maintained country roads and at times it feels like driving inside a postcard. Public transportation is somewhat slow but not particularly cumbersome with traveling times from Salzburg around two hours while Vienna (Wien) is around four hours away. Many day-trip tours and excursions to Salzburg are offered from Salzburg and well worth considering for the ease of transportation.
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Tags: Austria, Austrian Railways, Day Trips from Salzburg, Hallstatt, Hallstätter See Lake, Salzburg, Salzburg Airport, Salzburger Land, Trains, UNESCO
Posted by Henk Bekker
on January 16, 2009
Austria,
Salzburg /
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Airfare Deals on Low-Cost Airlines Flying to W A Mozart Airport (SZG)
Cheap tickets and low prices are available on low-cost airlines flying to Salzburg Mozart Airport (SZG), Austria. The lowest fares are from London, the UK, and Germany.

photo credit: s_mestdagh
Low fares and cheap tickets are available to travelers flying to Salzburg’s W A Mozart Airport (SZG) from various European destinations. The number of flights and destinations served are particularly big from London, the UK and Germany but many other European and especially Scandinavian airports can also be reached on direct flights.
- Salzburg is of course most famous as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart but most passengers flying to Salzburg Airport are primarily en route to nearby ski resorts. The number of flights is thus larger in winter and particularly busy on Saturdays – the best deals are thus available to passengers flying mid week.
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Tags: Cheap Flights, EasyJet, German Airports, Low-Cost Airlines, Mozart, Ryanair, Salzburg Airport, SZG