We leave from Wenceslas Square at 6:00. We are waiting for a move to Tyrol. We are going to the real Austrian mountains!

Around lunchtime we will be at Lake Wolfgang. Here our adventures begin, we go to the mountains - to an altitude of 1783.

The steepest steam cog railway in Austria has been running from St. Wolfgang to Schafberg since 1893. In 35 minutes, this beautiful locomotive will take us 1190 meters up. The historic cogwheel steam locomotives are among the oldest operating locomotives in the world. Schafberg is considered one of the most beautiful panoramic mountain roads in the world. In clear weather there are 360° panoramic views of the sparkling lakes of the Salzkammergut and the foothills of the Alps with lakes Wolfgang, Irrsee, Mondsee, Fuschlsee and Lake Chiemsee.

After the ride on the Steam Locomotive, we will have time to walk around the neat and cozy village of Saint Wolfgang, it is located on the shore of an incredibly beautiful lake, and is surrounded by the high Austrian Alps.

In the evening we go to our hotel.

We will devote this day to the magnificent lake Königssee.

Breathe in the purest mountain air, admire the snow-capped peaks, be surprised by the unusual color of the water, and also ride boats, hear the echo and try the local cuisine - these are the reasons why you should come to Lake Königssee.

"Royal Lake" is located in Bavaria, in the Berchtesgaden region, near the border with Austria. The lake is part of a national park and is considered the cleanest in Germany; movement on it is allowed only by electric or rowing boats.

You and I will take a boat ride, admire the mountain ranges reflected in the surface of the water, and walk to the Church of St. Bartholomew. Let's try to understand this place and feel it.

We will spend the whole day on Königssee, and in the evening we will move to our overnight location

Today we are waiting for the amazing city in which Mozart was born.

Salzburg is located on the Salzach River, at the northern foot of the Alps. This is the fourth largest city in Austria, located in the west of the country, almost on the border with Germany. It was founded around 700. The historical center is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Along with its glorious past, the city is famous for its rich cultural traditions: there are many museums, theaters and concert halls, and many music festivals are held.

In Salzburg we will give you recommendations and free time. It is best to explore this city on your own and slowly, visit souvenir and chocolate shops, sit by the river and try to understand what the great Mozart felt while walking along these streets. We also recommend you visit the magnificent castle, which rises majestically above the city.

After lunch we will head to Prague.