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ViennAExplore the sights of Austria’s beautiful Baroque capital, Vienna, which for centuries was the centre of the splendid Habsburg Empire. The city remains infused with the grand imperial spirit in the form of magnificent palaces and grand mansions surrounding the Innere Stadt. The city’s cultural heritage is mainly musical, the great composers like Beethoven, Brahms, Haydn, Mozart, Schubert and Strauss all having lived and performed here. Vienna is a city of music, home to the Vienna Boys’ Choir but it is also synonymous with gourmet fare, cakes, coffee and the Lippizzaner stallions at the world-famous Spanish Riding School. Vienna is a captivating capital that blends Italian romanticism with a Germanic orderliness.

MAjoR CITIeS oF AUSTRIA

sAlZBurGUntil 1816 Salzburg was a city-state, independent of the Habsburgs and ruled by powerful prince-archbishops. It is situated on the northern border of Austria, 70 miles (113km) southeast of Munich, in a picturesque setting surrounded by mountains. Mozart was born here and the city’s fascination with its most-famous son is best demonstrated during the Salzburg Festival which presents world-class performances of opera, drama and concerts over a period of six weeks each summer. Mozart’s impression has been left all over the town - his image is on every postcard and chocolate box and both his birthplace and family house are now museums offering detailed insight into his life and work.

The city is also the home town of Baroque and the south side of the river is a Baroque masterpiece of charming churches, squares, houses and fountains.

innsBruck became the capital of Tyrol in 1429 and in the 15th century the city became a centre of European politics and culture as emperor Maximilian I moved the Imperial court to Innsbruck in the 1490s. Many old buildings from the middle ages and modern times survived in the heart of Innsbrucks old town. The word bruck comes from the German word Brücke meaning “bridge” which leads to “the bridge over the Inn”. Innsbruck has also hosted the Winter Olympics in 1964 and 1976. There are two universities and several colleges in Innsbruck, with over 25,000 students in total, (including a significant Italian population) making the city’s nightlife very lively.

austrian holidays: Holidays on Location touring brand.

austria is full of music, mountains and memories of its imperial past. You will discover magnificent scenery around every corner – vineyards, ancient castles and abbeys overlooking the River Danube, wooded hills rising out of lush farmlands, lakes dotted with sailboats and ringed by soaring mountains, alpine peaks and their icy world of glaciers reaching for the sky!

You are surrounded by history and can even trace events dating back to the Romans, Charlemagne, Emperor Maximilian, the Turks, the Swedes in the Thirty Years’ War, Empress Maria Theresa, Napoleon and Emperor Franz Joseph.

Music: Dancers at a Viennese Ball, Mountains: Hallstatt by the lake, Memories: Horse-drawn sleigh ride © Fuschlsee Tourismus GMBH

Philharmonic Ball, Vienna

Hand-painted Austrian signs Old Town of Innbruck

Statue of Mozart, Salzburg Golden Roof, Innsbruck

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Late 8 AD

Charlemagne, King of the Franks, rules Austria

Early 10 Magyars overrun Austria955 Otto I of Germany defeats

the Magyars and Austria comes under German rule

962 Otto I crowned Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire

976 Otto I gives NE Austria to the Babenburg family

1192 King Richard the Lion-hearted captured in Vienna on his return from the Third Crusade

1242 The last Babenburg duke dies without an heir. King Ottokar of Bohemia gains control of Austria

1278 Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf I of the Habsburgs defeats King Ottokar

1282 Rudolf invests his two sons in the Duchies of Austria and Styria setting the foundation for 600 years of dynastic rule by the Habsburgs

1498 Vienna Boys Choir founded by Emperor Maximilian I

1618 The Protestants in Bohemia revolt against the Catholic Habsburgs starting the 30 Years’ War

1648 The Peace of Westphalia ends the 30 Years’ War making Catholicism the official religion of Austria

1683 Ottoman army defeated at the siege of Vienna

1686 Austria takes Hungary from the Turks and annexes the country. Habsburgs to rule Hungary until 1918

1701-14 War of Spanish succession between Austria and France. Austria wins Belgium and Spain’s Italian lands.

1739 Austria signs the Treaty of Belgrade after losing the city to the Turks

1740 Maria Theresa becomes ruler of Austria, Hungary & Bohemia

1756 Mozart born

1756-63 The 7 Years War. Austria, France, Russia, Saxony, Spain and Sweden against Britain, and Hanover, Prussia.

1762 The Mozart family move to Vienna from Salzburg

1764 Archduke Jozef crowns himself Roman Catholic King

1778 The Faculty of Law established at Uni. of Graz

1782 University of Innsbruck changed to a Lyceum with four departments

1791 Mozart dies in Vienna1795 Beethoven debuts as a

pianist in Vienna1797 Composer Franz Schubert

born in Lichtental1798 Piber Stud Farm begins

breeding Lippizaner horses1815 Napoleon is defeated

1827 Beethoven dies in Vienna1828 Franz Schubert dies in Vienna1867 Dual monarchy of Austria-

Hungary established

1889 Apr 26. Ludwig Wittgenstein is born (d.1951)

1891 Daniel Swarovski invents a machine to cut crystal stones to resemble faceted diamonds

1914-18 Archduke Franz Ferdinand is assassinated, leading to the First World War

1918 Nov 12. Austria becomes a Republic

1934 Jul 25. Nazi coup in Vienna1938 Mar 12.

Germany invades Austria1955 Sep 21. Last allied occupying

troops leave Austria1956 Austria provides aid to nearly

200,000 Hungarians fleeing their homeland after Soviet tanks crush freedom fighters

1964 Winter Olympics held at Innsbruck

1976 Winter Olympics again held in Innsbruck

1986-92

Kurt Waldheim serves as President of Austria

1989 Jul 16. Conductor Herbert von Karajan dies

1989 Zita, the last Habsburg Empress dies

1995 Austria joins the European Union

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austRIaMajor cities of Austria 2Content & Timeline 3Provincial Capitals of Austria 4-5

VIenna Vienna Classics 6Vienna for all Seasons at the Hotel Kaiserhof 7Vienna Value Pack 8Vienna - The City of Dreams 9Vienna in Style 10-11Vienna Accommodation 12-14Austrian Delight 14Unique Viennese Experiences 15Spanish Riding School 16Vienna Boys’ Choir Concert / Mass 16Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Concert 16Vienna Residence Orchestra 17Vienna Mozart Orchestra 17Day Tours in and around Vienna 18Intercity Day Tours from Vienna 18Vienna Entertainment Packages 19Vienna Transport and Rail 19

salzbuRgTraditional Salzburg City Stay 20Salzburg Music & Mountains 20Day Tours in and around Salzburg 21Salzburg Accommodation 22-23Salzburg Summer & Winter in Style 23Christmas in Salzburg 24New Year in Salzburg 24Salzburg Winter Experiences 25Deer Feeding 25Horse-drawn Sleigh Ride 25Salzburg Entertainment Packages 25

unIQue toWns oF austRIaHallstatt Experience - Package 26Graz - Accommodation 26Innsbruck - Accommodation 27

austRIan RaIl touRsAustrian Rail Adventure 28Austrian Rail Highlights 28

cYclIng touRThe Adige Bicycle Path 29

pan euRopeczech RepublIc - pRagueSmall Charming Hotels 30Prague City Stay 30Taste of Prague 30Prague at Leisure 30Czech Delights 30Day Tours from Prague 31Prague Accommodation 31

hungaRY - budapestBudapest City Stay 32Budapest at Leisure 32Day Tours from Budapest 32Budapest Transport 32Budapest Accommodation 33Day Tours from Budapest 33

bookIng condItIons 34-35

Front Cover: Composited image of a hackney carriage in Vienna and a panorama of Hallstatt; Back Cover: Mirabell Gardens, Salzburg

Salzburg

MealsBreakfast (B) Lunch (L )Dinner (D)

hotel FeatuRe sYMbolsAir-conditioned roomsFacilities for disabled personsLocated close to a railway stationLocated within 15 km of the Old Town

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BreGenZCapital of Voralberg Population ca. 29,000

The town of Bregenz is located on the Bodensee (Lake Constance) close to the four-border corner of Germany, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Bregenz was the military fort and base of trade known as Brigantinum. The Upper town district is the oldest, with buildings from the 13th through to the 16th century. In this part of town you can still find parts of the original fortifying town walls.

Must see: The biggest cultural event is the Bregenz Festival in the summer, with operas and plays, held on a stage built on the Bodensee itself.

klAGenfurtCapital of CarinthiaPop. ca. 92,000

Today, Klagenfurt is a modern, cosmopolitan city with 15 partner towns, maintained and animated its historic old part of town (three times awarded the Europa Nostra Award) and invested in the future with universities, colleges and the Lakeside Software Park.

Must see: Boat excursions on the lakes; cultural sites and museums.

innsBruckCapital of Tirol - Pop. ca. 130,000

The first recorded mention of the name ‘Inspruke’ dates back to 1167. The name of the town is derived from the original meaning “Bridge over the Inn”. This bridge was a key factor in the development of trade and the movement of goods between regions both north and south of the Alps. Twice host to the Olympic Winter Games, Innsbruck boasts a rich cultural heritage coupled with a great range of premium sports facilities.

Must see: Golden Roof, The Swarovski Crystal World at Wattens - just 13km away.

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Innsbruck’s Golden Roof

St. Moritz

Bolzano

Linz

Salzburg

Klagenfurt

Innsbruck

Bregenz

Lake Constance

VORALBERG

TYROL SALZBURGERLAND

CARINTHIA

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Lakes District

St. WolfgangBad Ischl

Hallstadt

Feldkirch

St. Anton

Seefeld

Kufstein

KitzbuhlZell am See

Villach

Passau

WelsSteyr

Bischofshofen

Lienz

Landeck

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Danube R.

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NeuschwansteinFüssen

České Budějovice

Stuttgart

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sAlZBurGCapital of Salzburger Land Population ca. 150,000

Salt from the Dürrnberg brought wealth and prosperity to Salzburg from Celtic times to the reign of the Prince Archbishops. It was in the 17th and 18th centuries that the Prince-archbishops Wolf Dietrich, Markus Sittikus and Paris Lodron realized their major building programmes that still today define the modern city.

Must see: Salzkammergut and the Lakes District.

linZCapital of Upper Austria Population ca.189,000

The city was a provincial and local government city of the Holy Roman Empire, and also an important trading point connecting several routes, on either side of the river Danube, from the East to the West and Czech and Slovakia Republic and Poland from north to the Balkans and Italy to the south.

Must see: Anton Bruckner house and the Hunting Museum at Hohenbrunn Palace.

Vorarlberg

Left: Enjoying a meal in regional Austria, Right: Evening in the Mariahilferstrasse, Vienna

Getreidegrasse

Lindwurm, Klagenfurt

Linz

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ViennACapital of Austria Population ca. 1.62m

Settlements along the Danube, near what is now the City of Vienna, can be traced back to the 5th century BC. These were of Celtic origin as is the name Vienna derived from the Celtic “Vedunia” for river in the woods. It was made residence of the Babenbergs and the city walls were built in 1200. Vienna was to become the capital of the Habsburg empire for almost seven centuries. In 1278 the city fell to Rudolf of Habsburg, but had to compete for centuries with Prague, Linz and Graz as the imperial residence on account of its vulnerability to attack from the Turks, who first laid siege to it in 1529. In 1857, the city wall and its bastions were razed, and during the following years a boulevard - The Ringstrasse - encircling the city was created.

Must see: Schönbrunn PalaceBelvedere Palace, Kunsthistorisches Museum

St. Pölten

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Graz

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Vienna Woods

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Wiener Neustadt

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To Budapest

To Prague

AUSTRIA an overview

st. PöltenCapital of Lower AustriaPopulation ca. 51,000

Austria’s oldest town and youngest provincial capital. The oldest part of the city is built on the site of the ancient Roman city Aelium Cetium that existed between the 2nd and the 4th century. The name Sankt Pölten is derived from Hippolytus of Rome. The city was renamed to Sankt Hippolyt, then Sankt Polyt and finally Sankt Pölten.

Must see: State Museum, Herzogenburg Monastery, Nussdorf Museum of Primitive Times.

GrAZCapital of StyriaPopulation ca. 250,000

Graz was originally the site of a Roman fort. The German name ‘Graz’ was first used in 1128, and during this time dukes under Babenberg rule made the town into an important commercial centre. Later Graz came under the rule of the Habsburgs, and in 1281 gained special privileges from King Rudolph I.

Must see: Lippizzaner Horse Stud near Köflach, and the Styrian Wine Country.

eisenstAdtCapital of Burgenland Population ca. 278,000

Settled since 750BC, Eisenstadt has a vast history involving Celts, Romans, the Huns, the Bavarii, Charlemagne, and a whole host of emperors and was, in turn, occupied by the Mongols and the Ottomans. In 1766 Joseph Haydn was appointed as the prince’s Hofkapellmeister, and so began the great artistic period in the city’s history. Eisenstadt is the cultural and educational centre of the province of Burgenland.

Must see: Esterházy Palace, Haydn House Museum, Lake Neusiedler

Full name: Republic of Austriapopulation: 8.4 million (UN, 2011)capital: Viennaarea: 83,871 sq km Major language: GermanMajor religion: Christianitycurrency: 1 Euro = 100 cents

International dialling code: +43Ambulance number: 144 Fire Department: 122 Police: 133

travelling times on intercity trainsVienna-Salzburg 3 hours 15 minsSalzburg-Innsbruck 2 hours 05 mins Innsbruck-Bregenz 2 hours 30 mins Vienna-Graz 2 hours 30 minsVienna-Villach 4 hours 40minsGraz-Linz 3 hours 30 minsGraz-Innsbruck 6 hours 20 mins

austrian Rail passThe Austrian Rail Pass is valid for 1 month from date of purchase and can be on 3-8 days of your choice within that period on all Austrian Federal Railways, state and private rail lines.

austrian public holidaysNew Year’s Day Jan 1Epiphany Jan 6Easter Monday Apr 1Labour Day May 1Ascension Day May 9Whit Monday May 20Corpus Christi May 30 Assumption of the Virgin Aug 15National Holiday Oct 26All Saints Day Nov 1Immaculate Conception Dec 8Christmas Day Dec 25St. Stephen’s Day Dec 26

Left: Hofburg Palace, Vienna, Right: View over Innsbruck

Clock Tower, Graz

Haydn House Museum, Eisenstadt

Spanish Riding School

Monument of Johann Strauss

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Vienna classics Price From

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1 Apr - 30 Jun 1313-28 Aug 13, 17 Sep 13 - 31 Oct 13

406 573 379

01 Jul - 12 Aug 13 363 534 349

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hotel package Includes• Arrival transfer by private car

from Vienna airport or rail station to your hotel

• 3 nights in 3-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• Coffee and cake at the famous Café Sacher

• 2-course traditional Austrian lunch with a ¼ litre of house wine and a bottle of mineral water at the historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Vienna Residence Orchestra Concert, ‘VIP’ Category ticket (2 Jan - 23 Dec 13) oR Schönbrunn Palace Concert, Category ‘C’ ticket (1 Mar - 23 Dec 13)

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

vIeNNA ClASSICS4 days / 3 nights

hotel package Includes• Arrival transfer by private car

from Vienna Airport or rail station to your hotel

• 3 nights in 4-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• Coffee and cake at the famous Café Sacher

• 3-course traditional Austrian dinner at the historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Vienna Mozart Concert, Category ‘B’ ticket (1 May - 30 Oct 13) oR Schönbrunn Palace Concert, Category ‘B’ ticket (2 Jan - 23 Dec 13) oR Vienna Residence Orchestra Concert, ‘VIP’ Category ticket (1 Mar - 23 Dec 13)

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

Clockwise from top-left: Rooms in the following hotels: Hotel Graf Stadion, Hotel Capri, Hotel Erzherzog Rainer, Hotel AM StephanplatzFestival Hall, Schönbrunn Palace

Vienna classics Price From

stefanie

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

530 725 430

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 492 647 452

erzherzog Rainer

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

488 665 487

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 447 615 414

kaiserhof

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

515 730 455

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 493 705 442

tHe oriGinAl sAcHer torteThis is the world’s most famous chocolate cake! Its recipe is a well-kept secret since 1832. Taste its unique flavour and give it away as a surprise present!

The story of the legendary chocolate cake filled with apricot jam began in 1832. Franz Sacher was a 16-year old apprentice at the court of Prince Metternich when he was asked to create an especially delicious dessert for distinguished guests. The guests loved it and it became known as the Sacher Torte. Today, the Sacher Torte is exported across the world. More than 360,000 Original Sacher Torten are produced every year in exactly the same way as 175 years ago.

Enjoy the original Torte in Vienna or Salzburg, Innsbruck or Graz, or even at home! There are many recipes of this cake freely available on the internet. There are also many mail-order businesses that will sell and deliver their version of the cake, worldwide.

Aerial view of St. Stephan’s Cathedral

Violins of the orchestra

Schönbrunn Palace fountain

Dancers at the Vienna Philharmonic Ball

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1-23 Apr 13, 1 Jul - 1 Sep 13

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29 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 2-19 Sep 13, 27 Sep - 16 Oct 13

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9-11 May 13, 17-19 May 13, 30 May - 1 Jun 13, 15-17 Aug 13

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1-13 Jul 13, 18 Jul - 14 Aug 13 18 Aug - 1 Sep 13

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Hot tiPWhy not consider spending chRIstMas In VIenna Call for accommodation and Christmas packages!

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Entrance to Hotel Kaiserhof

Lounge at Hotel Kaiserhof

Breakfast Room at Hotel Kaiserhof

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Prices are per person in Australian Dollars and are subject to currency fluctuation. Rates not valid during certain Trade Congress meetings.Hotel room photographs may not be specific to the actual room occupied.

hotel kaiserhof Built in 1896, the Hotel Kaiserhof is a traditional Viennese hotel, just 5 minutes walk from the State Opera House and the Ringstrasse. The 74-room hotel is air-conditioned and all rooms have private facilities, telephone, satellite and pay-TV, safe, minibar, hairdryer, and high speed internet connection. Non-smoking floors, lobby, bar, conference rooms, wellness area, 24-hour reception, ticket reservations, laundry service, garage. On request, the hotel also offers special ”190 plus” rooms for taller guests with longer beds and higher fittings.

price includes:• Arrival transfer by private car

from Vienna Airport or rail station to your hotel

• 3 nights accommodation in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• 2 hour History in Vienna private walking tour, with professional tour guide including hotel pick-up & drop-off

• 2 course traditional Austrian Lunch with ¼ lt of wine & mineral water at the historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Evening Concert at Schönbrunn Palace - Category A ticket

• 72 hour Vienna Card• Service charges, taxes & VAT

Vienna for all seasons at the kaiserhof

4D / 3N Price From

1 Apr -30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13 674 1024 566

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 649 997 551

vIeNNA FoR All SeASoNS AT THe HoTel KAISeRHoF4 days / 3 nights

Left: Hotel Kaiserhof Lounge, Right: Christmas Market at the Vienna Town Hall ©ANTO

Superior Room

Classic Room

From Left to Right: Honeymoon Room, Junior Suite, Suite

Business Room

Luxury Room

emPress sisiBorn in Munich, Bavaria. Elisabeth accompanied her mother and her 18-year-old sister, Helene, on a trip to the resort of Bad Ischl in 1852, Upper Austria, where they hoped Helene would attract the attention of their cousin, 23-year-old Franz Joseph, then Emperor of Austria. Instead, Franz Joseph chose Elisabeth, and the couple were married in Vienna at St. Augustine’s Church on April 24, 1854. Elisabeth later wrote that she regretted accepting his proposal for the rest of her life.

Elisabeth had difficulty adapting to the strict etiquette practiced at the Habsburg Court. Nevertheless she bore the Emperor three children in quick succession: Archduchess Sophie of Austria (1855–1857), Archduchess Gisela of Austria (1856–1932), and the hoped-for crown prince, Rudolf (1858–1889). In 1860 she left Vienna after contracting a lung-disease which was presumably psychosomatic. She spent the winter in Madeira and only returned to Vienna after having visited the Ionian Islands. Soon she fell ill again and returned to Corfu.

Elisabeth began to use her beauty to gain influence on her husband. She achieved her only political goal whereby in 1867 she and Franz Joseph were crowned King and Queen of Hungary, and ten months later, another child Archduchess Marie Valerie of Austria (1868–1924) followed.

Schönbrunn Palace Portrait of Sisi

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Vienna Value pack Price From

stefanie

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

369 508 330

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 342 455 312

kaiserhof

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

359 540 316

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 342 494 307

europa

1-23 Apr 13, 1 Jul - 1 Sep 13

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29 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 2-19 Sep 13, 27 Sep - 16 Oct 13

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Prices are per person in Australian Dollars and are subject to currency fluctuation. Rates not valid during certain Trade Congress meetings

price includes:• Arrival transfer by private car

from Vienna Airport or rail station to your hotel

• 2 nights in your choice of 3 or 4-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast

• 2-course traditional Austrian lunch with a ¼ litre of house wine and a bottle of mineral water at the Griechenbeisl Inn

• Half-day Vienna City and Schönbrunn Palace coach tour oR City tour and boat ride

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

vIeNNA vAlUe pACK3 days / 2 nights

GriecHenBeisl inn

The Griechen Beisl is mentioned as an inn called ‘Zum Gelben Adler’ (The Yellow Eagle) in old chronicles as early as 1500AD. Since then it has frequently changed names, being known as ‘Zum Roten Dachl’ (The Little Red Roof), and then ‘Zum Goldenen Engel’ (The Golden Angel), but it has always been an inn, and like Vienna, it went through many happy but also grim and turbulent times.

In 1897 Franz Hauer acquired the Griechen Beisl from his father-in-law and successfully turned it into a thriving business. Hauer became the greatest art collector in Vienna as well as the discoverer of numerous artists of great importance! As a testimony to these encounters, the Mark Twain Room still conserves the autographs of these famous artists.

Beethoven, Brahms, Chaliapin, Grillparzer, Lüger, Nestroy, Schubert, Schwind, Strauss, Mark Twain, Wagner, Waldmüller and Graf Zeppelin to name but a few, all of whom felt the eternal spirit of centuries past, whilst eating and drinking in blissful reverie at this establishment

Griechenbeisl Inn

Imperial Treasury, Hofburg Palace ©WienTourismus

Kunsthistorische Museum ©WienTourismus

The Graben, ViennaMark Twain Room, Griechenbeisl Inn

Naschtmarket

Griechenbeisl Inn

Vienna Value packPrice From

capri

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 13-28 Aug 13, 17 Sep - 31 Oct 13

309 430 289

1 Jul - 12 Aug 13 278 404 268

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Left to Right: Enjoying dinner in a wine tavern; Enjoying the sights of Vienna at night; Enjoy the flavours at the Naschtmarket; Enjoying the Prater ©WienTourismus

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GustAV klimt (1862-1918), painting genius and pioneer of the Modern Era around 1900, would have celebrated his 150th birthday this year. Klimt spent most of his life in Vienna. His paintings, in particular The Kiss – one of the world’s best-known images – are rightly seen as epitomizing the spirit of optimism that heralded the dawn of the modernist era!

His brother Ernst, and Franz Matsch accepted a number of commissions to decorate buildings on Vienna’s showpiece Ringstrasse Boulevard. The staircases of the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Burgtheater are two outstanding examples of their work.

The legacy of Klimt and his fellow artists’ 1897 protest against outdated concepts of art, a move that culminated with the foundation of the Secession Movement, can be seen to this day: created by Joseph Maria Olbrich, the new Secession Building Exhibition Hall bears the motto of “To every age its art, to art its freedom”. Klimt contributed the Beethoven Frieze for the building. With 22 pieces by the artist, Vienna’s Belvedere is home to the world’s largest Klimt collection. There are also major works on display at the Leopold Museum, the Wien Museum and the Albertina.

Visitors to Vienna can experience how the artist’s paintings have lost nothing of their allure over time.

Enquire from our office for package offers with other Vienna hotels - 3 ,4 and 5-star hotel pricing for Vienna classics, Vienna Value pack and Vienna - the city of dreams.

vIeNNA - THe CITy oF dReAMS4 days / 3 nights

price includes:• Arrival transfer by private car

from Vienna Airport or rail station to your hotel

• 3 nights accommodation in your choice of 3 or 4-star hotel, in room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• 3-course traditional Austrian Dinner with a quarter litre of house wine and a bottle of mineral water at historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Coffee and Cake at the famous Café Sacher

• Half-day Vienna and Schönbrunn Palace coach tour of the city’s highlights OR Cruise on the Danube River

• Entry to the House of Music• 72-hour Vienna Card for

free travel on Vienna’s public transport and discounted entry to selected museums

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

St Stephen’s Cathedral, Interior

Cafe Sacher ©WienTourismus

Imperial Palace ©WienTourismus

Belvedere Palace Gardens

Vienna - the city of dreamsPrice From

capri

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13, 13-28 Aug 13, 17 Sep - 31 Oct 13

466 632 440

1 Jul - 12 Aug 13 423 592 408

stefanie

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

556 747 498

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 516 666 473

kaiserhof

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

542 752 480

1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 516 728 466

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Left to Right: Riding through the streets of Vienna, Schönbrunn Palace, Romance along the Ring Boulevard, Wine tasting at a traditional Heuringe (wine tavern) © WienTourismus

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Left: Dancers at the Viennese Ball © ANTO; Right: Cafe Sacher, Vienna

vIeNNA IN STyleaccommodation

Located in the heart of the shopping strip, near the Opera House and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. 86 sound-proofed rooms, all with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV, hairdryer. Restaurant, bar, cocktail lounge, and parking.

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imPeriAl PAlAce - HofBurGFor more than seven centuries, the great empire of the Habsburgs was ruled from the Imperial Palace. Today, the Gothic Imperial Chapel, where the Vienna Boys’ Choir perform during High Mass on Sunday, is a remnant of the Imperial Palace during the Middle Ages.

The Palace, which until 1918 was inhabited by the imperial family, was originally a castle built in the thirteenth century, which was extended to a splendid residence in accordance with the increasing power of the Habsburgs and the expansion of their realm. Today, the Imperial Palace houses the office of the President of Austria as well as an important congress centre and numerous art collections.

scHönBrunn PAlAceSchönbrunn, the former summer residence of the imperial family, is considered one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Europe! The Habsburgs resided here the better part of the year in numerous rooms for their large imperial family in addition to representational rooms.

Emperor Franz Joseph, who later married the enchanting Sisi and reigned from 1848 to 1916, was born here in 1830. The monarch spent his last years entirely in the palace, which became the property of the new Republic of Austria two years after his death.

Today, the palace is part of UNESCO’s cultural heritage due to its historic importance, its unique grounds and its splendid furnishings.

SISSI ToUR & TRAININg HoFReITSCHUle (SpANISH RIdINg SCHool)Walking tour to some of the most beautiful parts of the city centre - Imperial Vault (interior visit) - The “Graben” - the Hofburg, the winter residence of the Hapsburgs. Following the walking tour you have an opportunity to visit the training of the Spanish Riding School - the entrance fee to the Spanish Riding School has to be paid locally (€ 12 per person). The tour ends after the interior visit of the Imperial Apartments.

sissi tour & training hofreitschule adult child

Duration: 3 hours Prices on request Prices on request

Please contact our office for full details and current pricing. Please note that there are no performances in July and August (alternative programme) or other dates when the horses are away.

Imperial Palace Hofburg

Above: Deluxe Room and Junior Suite From to top to bottom: Room detail, Breakfast room, Hotel Exterior

Left to right: Hofburg Palace, The Graben ©WienTourismus, Spanish Riding School ©WienTourismus

pRIces FRoM $197 per person per night,

low season, twin share

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Left: Enjoying a meal at a Viennese “heurige”; Right: Vienna State Opera House ©WienTourismus

Above: Deluxe Rooms Above and Below: Lobby, Exterior and Lounge

vIeNNA IN STyleaccommodation

Located opposite the Vienna State Opera House. 140 antique-decorated rooms, all with private facilities, hairdryer, internet, iron and ironing board, radio, minibar, phone and TV. Restaurant, cafe.

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vIeNNA by NIgHT

Start the evening with a tour along the illuminated boulevard ring to the Viennese Prater. After a ride on the famous giant Ferris wheel, we drive past Grinzing to Neustift am Walde and attend the 1st Vienna Heurigen Show - with well-known waltzes, operetta melodies and Viennese songs with the artists performing in Biedermeier costume - performance includes dinner with 1/4 litre of wine. Travel to the past of the lively Biedermeier period! Afterwards return to your hotel,

Vienna by night adult child

Duration: 3.5 Hours 69 24

Summer: Departs Sunday and Monday at 19:15 (9 Apr - 24 Sep 13), Winter: Departs Monday at 19:15 (1 Oct - 17 Dec 13). Child: 4-12 years

Left to right: St. Stephen Cathedral ©WienTourismus, The Prater ©WienTourismus, Vienna Heurigen Show

tHe Viennese HeuriGeThe real Viennese “heurige”, or wine taverns, have served as a backdrop for many films. However, in the legendary comfortable atmosphere, they primarily offer the Viennese and their guests entertainment, fine Viennese wines and the fitting culinary accompaniment. A place in which to feel good, in which everyone is warmly welcomed! The real Viennese heurige, in which only Viennese wines are served, are identified by a bunch of pine branches and by the word “Ausg’steckt” written on a board, which simultaneously shows when the tavern is open.

The word “heurige” does not just describe the tavern itself, but also the wine from the current vintage, which – in accordance with tradition - may be so-called until 11 November (St Martin’s Day). Alongside the pleasant wine by the glass, the Viennese heurige also offer their guests fine wines sold in “bouteillen” (0.75 litre bottles), reflecting the richness of the variety and the special Viennese climate, and corresponding glass and tableware. Sometimes, with a little luck, “live music” can even be heard in the secluded gardens or homely parlours!

Viennese “heurige” ©WienTourismus

Viennese “heurige”

pRIces FRoM $269 per person per night,

low season, twin share

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pRIces FRoM $70 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $80 per person per night,

low season, twin share

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pRIces FRoM $66 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $73 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $74 per person per night,

low season, twin share

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pRIces FRoM $72 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Close to St. Stephen’s Cathedral & the Prater. Walking distance to inner city. 95 rooms with private facilities, phone, radio, TV and minibar. Restaurant and bar.

Located a short distance from the heart of the city near the Museum Quarter. 43 elegant rooms with private facilities, phone, TV, minibar, safe and hair-dryer.

This family-run 3-star hotel occupies an Art Nouveau building, close to Vienna’s Town Hall. 53 modern rooms feature private facilities, flat-screen cable TV and safe.

Just a 10-minute walk to Stephansplatz or the Viennese Prater, close to underground U1 ‘Nestroyplatz’. 66 rooms with private facilities, TV, radio, hairdryer and safe.

Built in 1824 in Biedermeier style, within walking distance of the city’s main sights. 39 rooms with private facilities, phone and satellite TV.

Steeped in Viennese history, the hotel has 107 rooms with private facilities, phone, TV, radio, modem, hairdryer. Restaurant and café.

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Left: Enjoying coffee in Vienna; Right: The banks of the Danube, Vienna

vIeNNA AIRpoRTaccommodation near Vienna airport

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business WingpRIces FRoM $130 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $94 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Located opposite the main terminal of the Vienna International Airport and adjacent to the World Trade Centre. 500 soundproofed rooms, with phone, TV, minibar, radio, restaurant and bar.

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72-HoUR vIeNNA CARd

Provides unlimited travel by underground, bus and tram for 72 hours in Vienna. Receive reductions or benefits at 210 museums, theatres, concerts, shops, restaurants, cafés and Heurigen (wine bars).

72-hour Vienna card adult

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Sold with minimum of 2 nights accommodation in Vienna

Hot tiPWhy not consider adding pRague OR budapest accommodation to your holiday!

More details on pages 31 & 33

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pRIces FRoM $126 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $87 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Located in the city centre on the Ringstrasse. 64 rooms with private facilities, phone, radio, minibar, TV, hairdryer. Restaurant. Parking available.

Traditional-style facade. Central location. 53 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV, hairdryer. Bar. Parking available.

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Located in the heart of the city, next to St. Stephen’s Cathedral. 57 rooms with private facilities, minibar, TV, radio, phone, internet and hairdryer. Restaurant.

pRIces FRoM $96 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Traditional hotel located close to the Ringstrasse. 84 rooms with insulated windows and private facilities. Phone, TV, internet access, radio and hairdryer.

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First-class hotel. Minutes from the State Opera House. 118 rooms with private facilities, minibar, hairdryer, safe deposit box, internet connection, phone and TV.

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pRIces FRoM $144 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $85 per person per night,

low season, twin share

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Left: View of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna; Right: St. Stephan’s church rooftop in Vienna ©WienTourismus

1. Post

2. Capri

3. Graf Stadion

4. Tabor

5. Zipser

6. Savoy

7. NH Vienna Airport

8. Am Parking

9. Am Stephanplatz

10. Astoria

11. NH Belvedere

12. De France

13. Erzherzog Rainer

14. Europa

15. Johann Strauss

16. Kaiserhof

17. Hilton Vienna

18. Do & Co.

19. Stefanie

20. Ambassador

21. Bristol

22. Grand Hotel

Vienna Hotel Map

Vienna Attractions

A. Schonbrunn Palace

B. St. Stephan’s Cathedral

C. Prater

D. Hofburg Palace

E. Belvedere Palace

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cItY-VIeW DELUxE ROOM pRIces FRoM $194 per person per night,

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pRIces FRoM $98 per person per night,

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pRIces FRoM $102 per person per night,

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Close to St. Stephen’s Cathedral. 130 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, satellite TV, internet connection, safe deposit box and hairdryer.

Located between the famous State Opera House and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. 116 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, cable TV, hairdryer and safe.

Located on the Ringstrasse. Close to many major attractions. 212 rooms with private facilities, minibar, TV, hairdryer, internet. Restaurant and bar.

Close to the Vienna State Opera, this hotel’s historic building offers 205 rooms equipped with elegant period furniture, flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

Exceptional location, right on St. Stephen’s Square and close to Stephanplatz underground railway station in the heart of Vienna. 41 rooms with private facilities.

vIeNNAaccommodation

pRIces FRoM $120 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $228 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Left: Enjoying a glass of wine at a Viennese “heurige” or wine tavern; Right: Schönbrunn Palace Orangery, Vienna © WienTourismus

Mirabell Gardens

Violinist’s Music sheets

price includes:• Arrival & departure transfer by

private car from Vienna Airport or rail station to your hotel & vice-versa

• 4 nights in your choice of 3, 4 or 5-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast

• 3-Day Vienna Card• A walking guided tour of Vienna• Full-Day excursion to Salzburg• 1 guided tour of the

Schoenbrunn Palace + Dinner + Concert (Cat.A)

• Service charges, taxes and VAT

austrian delight5 Days / 4 Nights - Prices From

zipser

1-6 Mar 13, 12-28 Mar 13 746 o/r

7 - 11 Mar 13 852 o/r

2 Apr - 8 May 13, 21-29 May 13, 3-30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13 796 o/r

europa

1 Feb - 6 Mar 13, 11-31 Mar 13 829 1112

1-23 Apr 13,1 Jul - 1 Sep 13 896 1247

29 Apr - 30 Jun 13,2-19 Sep 13, 27 Sep - 16 Oct 13 974 1353

grand hotel Vienna

1 Feb - 30 Apr 13, 1 Jul - 31 Aug 13 1334 1986

1 May - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13 1560 2437

pRIces FRoM $79 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Art Deco style hotel, 800m from city centre. 114 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, radio, TV, hairdryer. Sauna and gym. Parking available.

NH belvedeRe

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Prices are per person in Australian Dollars and are subject to currency fluctuation. Rates not valid during certain Trade Congress meetingsUnique Viennese Experience packages only available with Vienna accommodation.

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CoFFee TASTINg• Tasting of different coffee

specialities (including 1 Espresso, 1 Melange and Mozart coffee)

• A Viennese Trio (selection of 3 Viennese deserts)

• A poster showing different types of coffee

• “The History of Coffee” information leaflet

• A guided manufactory tour of the Augarten Porcelain Museum

• Coffee and Cake in the “Decor” restaurant

coffee tasting

Prices From 69

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

Naschtmarket ©WienTourismus

wINe TASTINg• A Wine Tasting at the

Augustinerkeller wine bar (samples of 2 White & 2 Red wines) including a small snack

• A ride with the Heurigen Express through the vineyards of Vienna (Friday - Sunday & Public Holidays)

Wine tasting

Prices From 19

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

A TASTe FoR ART

• Admission to the Leopold Museum• A 3-course menu including 1 glass

of sparkling wine at the “Kardos” typical Austrian restaurant

• Admission to the Albertina Museum

a taste For art

Prices From 60

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

beST oF THe ARTS• Admission to Museum of Fine Arts

and the Imperial Treasury • Coffee and Cake at the traditional

Cafe “Sacher”• A Combination ticket for the

Belvedere Palace (includes admisson to the Upper and Lower Belvedere, the Orangerie, the Palace Stables and the Augarten Contemporary Gustinus Ambrosi Museum)

best of the arts

Prices From 73

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

vIeNNA TASTeS good• Coffee and Cake at the traditional

Cafe “Sacher”• A Sausage of your choice

in bread and a 300ml drink at the Bitzinger’s Sausage Stand

• A Dinner at the Heuringe “Schreiberhaus” (wine tavern) including Wiener Schnitzel, 1 serving of apple strudel and ¼ litre of wine

• 1 x 2-hour guided tour of the Naschmarkt including different tastings of food

Vienna tastes good

Prices From 99

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

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pACKAge 1

• 72-hour Vienna Card• A Historic City Tour

with Schönbrunn Palace• Admission to Albertina Museum• Coffee and Cake at the

traditional “Central” Cafe

Vienna Waits for You package 1

Prices From 114

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

• A 40-minute sightseeing tour by horse-drawn carriage

• A 4-course dinner (excluding drinks) at the “Schick” Restaurant

Romantic Vienna

Prices From 137

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

pACKAge 2• 72-hour Vienna Card• A Historic City Tour

with Schönbrunn Palace• Admission to Albertina Museum• Coffee and Cake at the traditional

“Central” Cafe• Admission to the House of Music• A dinner at the Heuringer

“Schreiberhaus” (wine tavern) including Wiener Schnitzel, piece of apple strudel and 1/4 litre of wine

Vienna Waits for You package 2

Prices From 147

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

UNIqUe vIeNNeSe expeRIeNCeSpackages must be booked in conjunction with Vienna accommodation

HoTel lIST FoR UNIqUe vIeNNeSe expeRIeNCeSpackage 1 and 2 plus all unique Viennese experiences must be booked in conjunction with the Vienna hotels listed below

AN eveNINg AT THe KURSAloN

• KAISERWALZER PACKAGE: Admission to Strauss-Mozart concert,

and a 3-course meal

• IMPERIAL VIENNA PACKAGE: Admission to Strauss-Mozart concert,

and a 4-course meal

an evening at the kursalonPrices From

KAISERWALZER Package: 102

IMPERIAL VIENNA Package 109

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

HISToRy oF MUSIC

• Admission to Vienna Opera House including guided tour (approx. 40 minutes)

• Admission to the House of Music• Admission to Mozarthaus, Vienna

history of Music

Prices From 40

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13

star Rating Vienna hotels

Admiral, Airo Tower, Alexander, Altwienerhof, Austria Classic Wien, Beim Theresianum, Capri, Donauwalzer, Graf Stadion, Lucia, Messe, Post, Ramada Encore Vienna City, Savoy, Stadthalle, Wien Mariahilf, Zipser

Atlantis, Ananas, Courtyard by Marriott Wien Schönbrunn, Das Tigra, Daniel, Delta, Erzherzog Rainer, Holiday Inn Vienna City, Kaiser Franz Josef, Kaiserhof, Levante Laudon, Nestroy, NH Atterseehaus, NH Belvedere, NH Danube City, NH Wien,Stefanie, Starlight Suiten Hotel am Heumarkt,

Do & Co, Grand Hotel, Hilton Vienna Plaza, Imperial, Le Méridien, The Levante Parliament, Renaissance Wien, Sacher Wien, Steigenberger Herrenhof, Vienna Marriot,

Mozarthaus Vienna Kursalon

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vIeNNA boyS CHoIR SUNdAy MASS

Starts: 5:30 p.m. Ends: 7:30 p.m.

sunday Mass at the augarten palais

seating arrangements

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Good views to the altar - away o/r

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For Sunday Mass dates plus additional services - dates on application. Tickets to be purchased with a minimum of 2 nights accommodation. If booked without accommodation a ticket delivery fee applies.

The Vienna Boys’ Choir is one of the best-known boys’ choirs in the world! Members are selected mainly from Austria, but also from many other countries around the world. Known for its exceedingly high vocal standard, the choir has worked with musicians including Heirich Ignaz Biber, Anton Bruckner, Antonio Caldara, Johann Fux, Christoph Willibald Gluck, Paul Hofhaimer, Heinrich Isaac, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri.

vIeNNA boyS’ CHoIR

The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra is a professional chamber orchestra, founded in 1997, dedicated to the music of W.A. Mozart, Johann Strauss and other composers of the Viennese classic period. The members of the orchestra are young and highly-qualified musicians performing regularly in the Orangerie of the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna.

SCHÖNbRUNN pAlACe oRCHeSTRAVienna concerts & entertainment

SpANISH RIdINg SCHool

schönbrunn palace orchestraDates & prices as a guide only VIp a b cconcert only

Orchestra Performance: 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13 123 90 76 54

Chamber Ensemble: 1 Nov - 23 Dec 13 123 90 76 54

Orchestra Performance: 25 - 30 Dec 13 137 99 83 63

Orchestra Performance: 31 Dec 13 164 117 95 76

dinner & concert VIp deluxe grand Imperial

2 Jan - 23 Dec 13 174 139 125 106

25 - 30 Dec 13 190 149 130 114

palace tour & concert VIp deluxe grand Imperial

2 Jan - 23 Dec 13 149 116 100 76

25 - 30 Dec 13 164 125 107 87

palace tour, dinner & concert VIp deluxe grand Imperial

2 Jan - 23 Dec 13 189 157 142 119

25 - 30 Dec 13 204 167 149 129

One hundred and eighty-nine metres long and ten metres wide, the Orangerie Schönbrunn is one of the two largest Baroque Orangeries in the world, the other being the Orangerie at Versailles. The Orangerie served not only as the winter home for citrus trees and other plants but was also a winter garden used for Imperial court festivities. Enjoy an unforgettable performance in a most unforgettable setting!

program part 1: Beautiful overtures, arias and duets composed by Mozart.

program part 2: The most-loved waltzes and polkas by the King of Waltz, Johann Strauss.

spanish Riding school

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Please note that there are no performances in July and August (alternative programme) or when the horses are not stabled at Vienna.

Left: Members of the Vienna Boys Choir ©WienTourismus; Right: Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra and dancers © WMO

Vienna Boys Choir © ANTO

Vienna Boys Choir © ANTO

Vienna Boys Choir © ANTO

Spanish Riding School © ANTO

Spanish Riding School ©WienTourismus Spanish Riding School ©WienTourismus

tHe sPAnisH ridinG scHool in Vienna is the only institution in the world where the classical riding skills of the “haute école” have been practised for more than 430 years, displaying an unparalleled harmony between horse and rider! Admire the feats of the famous white Lipizzaner stallions during a performance (generally Saturdays and Sundays), or a morning exercise session (Tuesdays to Saturday). We can provide admission for both! Guided tours of the stables are also possible.

Contact our office for details of dates of performances, tours and prices.

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Performed in historic costumes in one of four different Vienna venues: Musikverein, Konzerthaus, State Opera House and the Hofburg. The program of the Vienna Mozart Concerts is characterised by a very homogeneous selection of works. The continuous alternation of overtures, arias, duets, movements of symphonies and concertos offer a great variety of the fascinating work of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Included are the overtures, arias and duets from ‘Don Giovanni’, ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ and ‘The Magic Flute’, plus movements from symphonies and serenades such as ‘Eine Kleine Nachtmusik’ and works for piano and violin.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening in one of Vienna’s most-famous and beautiful palaces! The ‘Vienna Residence Orchestra’ together with famous opera singers and ballet dancers in historic costumes, will enchant you with the most beautiful melodies of Mozart and Johann Strauss. One of the best orchestras of the Viennese music scene will take you on a journey through Imperial Vienna. The divine melodies in wonderful surroundings, brought to you by celebrated musicians will be the highlight of your Vienna stay!

vIeNNA ReSIdeNCe oRCHeSTRAVienna concerts & entertainment

vIeNNA MozART oRCHeSTRA Vienna concerts & entertainment

Left: Vienna Residence Orchestra © WRO; Right: Feel the joy of music in Vienna

Vienna Mozart Orchestra

Vienna Residence Orchestra © WRO

String Players © ANTO

Vienna Residence Orchestra © WRO

Vienna Mozart orchestraPrices From

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Adult 115 90 78 59

Delightful Pass* 183 157 145 126

*Price Includes: 3-course dinner at Sirk Restaurant (Bistro of Hotel Bristol, Vienna), a welcome drink and preferred seating at concert venue

Duration of concert: 1½ hours, Concert Commences: 8:15 p.m. Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat, (Check exact dates & prices with our office).

Tickets must be purchased with a minimum of 2 nights hotel accommodation in Vienna or a booking fee will apply. For other ticket options, please contact our office for details.

all Vienna concert ticket booking conditions & ticket costsTicket requests cannot be accepted less than 21 days prior to your departure from Australia. Austrian Holidays must be holding estimated full payment of tickets before tickets can be requested. If tickets are unavailable, a full refund will be given. All costs, either shown here or advised, include booking/handling fees applied in Austria to all pre-booked seats and Austrian Holidays normal handling charges. Due to ticket delivery requirements, tickets must be booked with 2 or more nights accommodation in the same city.

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Vienna State Opera House Vienna State Opera House

The Vienna State Opera (Wiener Staatsoper) is an opera house – and opera company – with a history dating back to the mid-19th century. It is located in the centre of Vienna. It was originally called the Vienna Court Opera (Wiener Hofoper). In 1920, with the replacement of the Habsburg Monarchy by the First Austrian Republic, it was renamed the Vienna State Opera. Members of the Vienna State Opera Orchestra are recruited for the Vienna Philharmonic.

Looking at the front of the building from the Ring Road, you can see the original structure has been preserved since 1869. The facades are decorated in Renaissance-style arches, and the veranda on the Ring Road side emphasizes the public character of the building. The statues of the two riders on horseback were placed on the main facade of the loggia in 1876. They were created by Ernst Julius Hähnel, and represent Erato’s two-winged horses that are led by “Harmony and the Muse of Poetry”.

Vienna Residence orchestraPrices are a guide only

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Single Adult 65 58 47

Performances daily. Except at Christmas*.

*Check exact dates & prices with our office

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You will see the Ringstrasse with all its buildings, including the Museum of Applied Arts, State Opera House, Museum of Fine Arts and Museum of Natural History, Hofburg Palace, Parliament, City Hall, the Burgtheater and University, as well as the Votive Church. See the Giant Ferris Wheel (Prater) at the Viennese Amusement Park. Visit to the Imperial Apartments at Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Habsburg family. On your return to the Vienna State Opera House, visit Belvedere Palace. The Belvedere is a historic building complex consisting of two Baroque palaces (the Upper and Lower Belvedere).

Vienna & schönbrunn palace T1

adult child

Price From 59 21

Duration: 3 hours, Summer: Departs daily 9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 2:45 p m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13) Winter: Departs daily 9:45 a.m. 2:00 p.m. (1 Nov 13 - 31 Mar 14)

vIeNNA woodS - MAyeRlINgThe tour takes you past Liechtenstein Castle and on to the Southern Vienna Woods where you will see a former Gypsy Mine. After a short boat ride on the Subterranean Lake (Europe’s largest), continue with a visit of the abbey with the tomb of the Babenberg Dynasty and the Mayerling Convent. Return to Vienna through the beautiful valley of St. Elena and Baden. Tour ends at the State Opera House.

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adult child

Price From 53 21

Duration: 4 hours; Summer: Departs daily 9:45 a m., 2:45 p.m. (7 Apr - 16 Oct 13)Winter: Departs Tue, Thu, Fri & Sat 9:45 a m.(9 Oct 13 - 31 Mar 14)

CRUISe oN THe dANUbeView the famous sights of the Hundertwasser on a one-hour boat trip, followed by some of Vienna’s modern buildings, including the Danube Tower and the United Nations Building. You will then be taken to the Vienna Woods for a panoramic view of Vienna. Return to the city centre, where your tour ends.cruise on the danube T3 adult child

Price From 53 21

Duration: 4 hours, Departs daily 2:45 p m. (7 Apr - 16 Oct 13). When the boat trip is not available you will visit the Danube Tower instead.

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Travel to the Hungarian border, Hegyeshalom, then to Budapest in time for lunch (not included). On your Budapest city tour, see Mathias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, House of Parliament and Heroes Square. Return to Vienna late evening.

budapest day tour T10 adult child

Price From 110 47

Duration: Full dayDeparts daily, except Wed & Fri 7:15a.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)

SAlzbURg dAy ToUREn-route to Mozart’s birth town, travel through the beautiful Salzkammergut landscape of mountains and numerous lakes to arrive in Salzburg for lunch. In the afternoon, stroll through the old city and see the Cathedral, Festival Hall, St. Peter’s Abbey Church, and tomb of Mozart’s sister Nannerl. See Mozart’s birthplace in the Getreidegasse and visit the gardens of Mirabell Palace for a superb view of the Hohensalzburg Fortress.

salzburg day tour T9 adult child

Price From 143 67

Duration: Full day, Summer: Departs daily 7:15 a.m. except Mon, Wed & Fri (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13) Winter: Departs Tue & Sat 7:15 a m. (1 Nov 13 - 31 Mar 14)

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Travel through the Bohemian landscape to Prague in time for lunch (not included) and maybe some shopping. On your city walking tour, see Wenceslas Square, the Cathedral, the Old Town Hall and Charles Bridge. Drive on to Hradschin (Royal Palace), St. Vitus Cathedral and Golden Lane Promenade. Return to your Vienna Hotel.

prague day tour T11 adult child

Price From 160 67

Duration: Full day; Departs: Wed & Fri 7:15 a.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)

RoMANTIC dANUbe vAlleyFull-day excursion to Melk - the most beautiful part of the Danube Valley! Here you will have an interior visit of the baroque Benedictine Abbey. There is an opportunity for lunch in the Abbey Restaurant (at your own expense), before your boat trip through the Wachau. (Boat ride operates from April to October). This is an unforgettable trip through the romantic Danube Valley with its vineyards and ruins! The charming town of Krems and the medieval village of Duernstein are also on your tour. The tour ends back in Vienna at the State Opera House.Romantic danube Valley T5

adult child

Price From 84 41

Duration: 8 hours, Summer: Daily 9:45 a m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13 )Winter: Wed & Sat 9:45 a.m. (1 Nov 13 - 31 Mar 14)

bRATISlAvA dAy ToURTravel by Eurolines coach to Bratislava, where you will be met on arrival by a local guide and conducted on a 1 hour walking tour. Highlights include a visit to the Castle and the picturesque Old Town. Following lunch, (included in your tour) you will have time to shop or discover Bratislava at your leisure. Return to Vienna by high-speed catamaran through the Danube wetlands.

bratislava day tour T12 adult child

Price From 110 47

Duration: 8 hours; Departs daily 8:00a.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)

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Left: Belvedere Palace Museum, Veinna ©WienTourismus; Right: Mirabell Gardens, Salzburg

Bratislava

Fisherman’s Bastion, Budpaest

Charles Bridge, PragueMirabell Gardens, SalzburgMelk

Schönbrunn Palace

Vienna

Southern Vienna Woods

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72-HoUR vIeNNA CARdProvides unlimited travel by underground, bus and tram for 72 hours in Vienna. Receive reductions or benefits at 210 museums, theatres, concerts, shops, restaurants, cafés and Heurigen (wine bars).

72-hour Vienna card adult

Price From 38

Sold with minimum of 2 nights accommodation in Vienna

AUSTRIAN RAIl pASS• This Pass allows full access to all trains operated by ÖBB (Austrian Federal

Railways) for the validity of the pass selected, in either 1st or 2nd class.• Valid on all non-stop trains on the German leg of the section between

Kufstein and Salzburg called “DB Korridor”.• Saver fares apply to 2 or more people travelling together• Youth fares apply to people under 26 years of age• Days of travel specified are to be completed within a 2-month period

euRaIl austRIa passPrice From

1st class 2nd class

adult child adult Youth child

3 days in 1 month 242 122 170 107 88

4 days in 1 month 268 136 190 120 98

6 days in 1 month 322 164 228 144 116

8 days in 1 month 377 191 265 168 135

# Passes may NOT be purchased by European residents, including residents of Algeria, Morocco, Russian Federation, Tunisia, Turkey and the UK. Adult and Child Savers available for 2-5 people.

FAST dANUbe HydRoFoIlIn co-operation with our Hungarian partner, Mahart PassNave, DDSG Hydrofoils offer daily services between Vienna and Budapest.

Fast danube hydrofoil Dates & prices are as a guide only one way Return

Vienna - Budapest & v.v. 179 207

Child rates: Prices on request

*Hydrofoil Schedule - BUD-VIE: Mon & Wed, VIE-BUD: Tues & Thu

0900 Depart Vienna1430 Arrive Budapest

0900 Depart Budapest1530 Arrive Vienna

Check-in with passport, one hour prior to departure.BOARDING POINT VIENNA / Reichsbrücke: DDSG Schifffahrtszentrum, Handelskai 265 (U1, Vorgartenstraße) A-1020 ViennaBOARDING POINT BUDAPEST: International Boat Station, Belgrád Rakpart, Budapest (between the Erzsébet and Szabadság bridges) H-1056 Budapest

Note: Vienna - Bratislava Hydrofoil services and tours are also available.

vIeNNA AIRpoRT TRANSFeRS one-Way Return

private car transfer (price per car) Price From Price From

Airport to City Hotel - maximum 2 passengers 60 124

City Hotel to Airport - maximum 2 passengers 64 124

Rail Station to City Hotel - maximum 2 passengers 60 110

City Hotel to Rail Station - maximum 2 passengers 50 110

7-seat Minivan transfer (price per van) Price From Price From

Airport to City Hotel - maximum 7 passengers 90 180

City Hotel to Airport - maximum 7 passengers 90 180

Rail Station to City Hotel - maximum 7 passengers 90 170

City Hotel to Rail Station - maximum 7 passengers 80 170

Luggage restrictions apply to all transfer types. A larger vehicle may be required (at additional cost) depending on the luggage you carry. Please advise at time of booking.

vIeNNA TRANSpoRTvIeNNA eNTeRTAINMeNT pACKAgeS

Left: Hofburg Palace, Vienna; Right: Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna ©WienTourismus

eNTeRTAINMeNT pACKAge ve1

• Coffee and cake at Café Sacher• Entry to the House of Music and

Mozart’s House• A 2-course lunch, with ¼ litre

of house wine & bottle of mineral water at Vienna’s historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

entertainment package Ve1

With accom

Price from, per adult 84

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13. May be used over several days and in any order.

eNTeRTAINMeNT pACKAge ve5

• Arrival transfer by private car from Vienna airport to hotel

• Half-day City and Schönbrunn Palace coach tour

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

entertainment package Ve5

With accom

Price from, per adult (1 person)

120

Price from, per adult (2 persons)

86

Price from, per adult (3 persons)

83

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13. May be used over several days and in any order.

eNTeRTAINMeNT pACKAge ve2

• Coffee and cake at Café Sacher• Experience a concert by the

Vienna Residence Orchestra - Category ‘B’ ticket

• A 3-course Austrian dinner with a ¼ litre of house wine & a bottle of mineral water at Vienna’s historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

entertainment package Ve2

With accom

Price from, per adult 128

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13. May be used over several days and in any order.

eNTeRTAINMeNT pACKAge ve3

• Coffee and cake at the famous Café Sacher

• Experience a concert by the Vienna Residence Orchestra - Category ‘B’ ticket

• 72-hour Vienna Card for unlimited use of public transport and other discounts in Vienna

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

entertainment package Ve3

With accom

Price from, per adult 99

Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13. May be used over several days and in any order.

gRINzINg & SeReNAde

- vIeNNA HeURIgeN SHow

Start the evening with a ride on the ‘Prater’, the Giant Ferris Wheel, then drive on to the Grinzing Quarter for the Original Grinzing Heurigen Show. In the Heurigen (wine tavern), enjoy many well-known waltz and operetta melodies and Viennese songs with artists dressed in marvellous Biedermeier era costumes. Experience the lively Biedermeier era over dinner - including a ¼ litre of wine!

grinzing & serenade T7 adult child

Price From 102 44

Duration: 3.5 hours, Summer: Departs daily 7:15 p.m., except Mon, Tue,Thu (Valid 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)

Winter: Departs Fri-Sat 7:15 p.m. (Valid 1 Nov 13 - 31 Mar 14)

Original Grinzing Heurigen Show

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A seduction in music and the culinary arts in the ambience of the Baroque Hall in the Stiftkeller St. Peter Restaurant. Enjoy popular compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, by candlelight with music played by Salzburg musicians in period costume. A multi-course dinner, prepared according to traditional recipes from the 17th and 18th centuries. Imagine the joy of living in Mozart’s Salzburg with all its colourful costumes and culinary delights! Let yourself be enchanted, be a guest of Mozart. Stiftskeller St. Peter, housed in the abbey of the church that supposedly brought Christianity to Austria, is the oldest restaurant in central Europe, dating back to AD803.

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SAlzbURg MUSIC & MoUNTAINS4 days / 3 nights

price Includes• 3 nights accommodation in

your choice of 3 or 4-star hotel, in a room with private facilities, and breakfast daily

• A 3-course traditional Austrian Dinner at the K+K Restaurant am Waagplatz, two drinks (beer, wine or soft-drink) per person and a bottle of mineral water

• 48-hour Salzburg Card• Coffee and cake at Café Fürst,

including a Mozart chocolate ball• A: Mozart Dinner Concert

oRB: Sound of Music Show

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

Mozart dinner concertEnjoy an evening of the year 1780, with candlelight, 3-course dinner from historic recipes, period costumes and instruments.

sound of Music show Enjoy music from the film performed by classically-trained vocalists, while enjoying a traditional 4-course dinner including one drink and a coffee per person.(10 May - 10 Oct 13)

Sound of Music Show

Mozart Dinner Concert

Salzburg

price Includes• 2 nights accommodation in

your choice of 3 or 4-star hotel, in a room with private facilities, and breakfast daily

• Classical Salzburg City Tour, 1½ hour coach tour including the Hellbrunn Palace & an elevator ride to Winkler Terrace.

• 24-hour Salzburg Card for unlimited free travel on Salzburg public transport and discounted entry to selected museums (card issued by tour guide on Salzburg City Tour)

• Coffee & cake at Café Fürst, Salzburg

• Salzburg Sausage and beer, or soft drink, at Würstelstand

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

hotel season guIde please note FoR the FolloWIng packages

hotel season guIde seasons FoR each hotel In thIs package aRe lIsted on thIs page.

TRAdITIoNAl SAlzbURg CITy STAy3 days / 2 nights

MozART dINNeR CoNCeRT

Mozart dinner concert Prices are a guide only

adult child

Standard 76 47

Exclusive* 134 -

Tickets may only be purchased with a minimum of 2 nights accommodation in Salzburg. Dates on application. Child: 6-13 years old, *Exclusive menu included in price

Left to right:Couple in Salzburg; View of the fortress, Salzburg; Horse rides in summer, Salzburg

salzburg Music & Mountains Prices From

amadeus

Low Season 450 548 418

Mid Season 473 585 372

High Season 534 657 507

Markus sittikus +

Low Season 392 475 377

Mid Season 449 525 432

High Season 540 624 500

austrotel

Prices from: 528 658 490

nh salzburg

Mid Season 517 676 467

High Season 626 793 523

goldenes theater

Low Season 420 484 377

Mid Season 433 497 383

High Season 543 598 458

auersperg

Mid Season 608 839 543

High Season 703 956 617

Contact us for full range of dates and pricing

conceRt tIcket bookIng conditions & ticket costsTicket requests cannot be accepted less than 21 days prior to your departure from Australia. Austrian Holidays must be holding estimated full payment of tickets before tickets can be requested. If tickets are unavailable, a full refund will be given. All costs, either shown here or advised, include booking/handling fees applied in Austria to all pre-booked seats and Austrian Holidays normal handling charges. Due to ticket delivery requirements, tickets must be booked with 2 or more nights accommodation in Salzburg.

traditional salzburg city stay Prices From

amadeus

Mid Season Price from 266 339 249

High Season Price from 304 387 287

golden ente

Mid Season Price from 266 339 249

High Season Price from 301 384 287

amadeus & golden ente

Mid Season 1 Apr - 8 May 13, 12-16, 21-29 May 13, 1Jun - 24 Jul 13, 1 Sep -28 Nov 13, 1-5, 8-12 15-19 Dec 13

High Season 17 - 20 May 13, 25 Jul - 3 Aug 13,20-31 Dec 13

Markus sittikus +

Low Season 1 Oct - 28 Nov 13

Mid Season 1 Apr - 19 Jul 13, 1-30 Sep 13, 1-5, 8-12, 15-26 Dec 13

High Season 20 Jul - 31 Aug 13

austrotel

Low Season 1 Oct - 28 Nov 13, 1-5, 8-12, 15-19, 23-29 Dec 13

Mid Season 1 Apr - 19 Jul 13, 1-30 Sep 13,

High Season 20 Jul - 31 Aug 13

nh salzburg

Mid Season 1 Apr - 8 May 13, 12-16, 20-29 May 13, 2 Jun - 19 Jul 13, 1 Sep - 28 Oct 13, 1-5, 8-12, 15-28 Dec 13

High Season 20 - 31 Aug 13

goldenes theater

Low Season 1 Apr - 26 Jul 13

Mid Season 1 Sep - 28 Oct 13, 1-5, 8-12, 15-19, 22-26 Dec 13

High Season 27 Jul - 31 Aug 13

auersperg

Mid Season 1 Apr - 18 Jul 13, 1 Sep - 28 Nov 13, 1-5, 8-12, 15-19 Dec 13

High Season 19 Jul - 31 Aug 13

Season dates vary for each hotel, please contact our office for full range of dates and pricing.

traditional salzburg city stay Prices From

Markus sittikus +

Low Season Price from 210 265 199

Mid Season Price from 293 398 260

High Season Price from 309 363 266

austrotel

Prices from: 299 387 276

nh salzburg

Mid Season Price from 293 398 260

High Season Price from 366 478 310

goldenes theater

Low Season Price from 229 270 199

Mid Season Price from 237 280 204

High Season Price from 311 362 255

auersperg

Mid Season Price from 354 505 311

High Season Price from 419 586 360

Contact us for full range of dates and pricing

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bAvARIAN MoUNTAINSIn the Bavarian Alps above the Obersalzberg stands the former mountain residence of Hitler. It offers magnificent views across the peaks of the surrounding mountains. Passing the Hellbrunn Castle and through Anif, arrive at the German border. Driving along the Konigsseeache, through the picturesque valley and farmland to Unterau, the ascent to Obersalzberg will begin. Stop here to view Hitler’s ‘Eagles Nest’ and also enjoy the wonderful panorama. See what is left of Hitler’s mountain compound, continuing down to the Konigssee or Echo Lake, nestling between the steep mountain peaks. There will be time for a stroll along the lake. On the way back, stop in Berchtesgaden, where there’s time for a look around the village. Tour ends at Mirabell Square, Salzburg.Your passport is required to be carried with you on this tour.

bavarian Mountains T3 adult child

Prices From 51 25

Duration: 4 hoursDeparts daily: 2:00 p m. (1 Apr 13 - 31 Mar 14)

bAvARIAN MoUNTAINS & SAlT MINeSTravel past the Hellbrunn Lodge, and on to the Austrian-Bavarian border. Continue along the Königseeache Valley, through the Bavarian Mountains, past farmhouses and the ruins of Obersalzburg, Hitler’s mountain retreat and finally arrive at the 450 year-old salt mines. Wearing traditional miner’s clothes, enter the mines and hear the legendary tales of the underground world. Descend into the grottos and take a raft ride on the salt lake. Afterwards, you will have a chance to sample some Bavarian specialities during a stop at Berchtesgaden. You will also get a glimpse of Hitler’s ‘Eagles Nest’ and a magnificent view across the peaks of the Bavarian Alps.

Your passport is required to be carried with you on this tour.

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adult child

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Duration: 4 hoursDeparts daily: 8:45 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)

THe eAgle’S NeSTCommence your tour as per the Bavarian Mountains Tour up to and including the ascent to Obersalzberg. A bus and elevator ride will bring you to the Eagle’s Nest. The buses are equipped with special engines and brakes to transport you safely from the Obersalzberg to the Eagle’s Nest. You will drive along steep rock walls and deep gorges and experience views up to the Hoher Goll and across the peaks of the Bavarian mountains. With the elevator (365ft long) you enter the Eagle’s Nest (5000ft). There will be time to explore and maybe sample some Bavarian specialities, before your descent and return journey to Salzburg. Tour ends at Mirabell Square.

Your passport is required to be carried with you on this tour.

eagle’s nest T4 adult child

Prices From 73 69

Duration: 4½ hours Departs daily: 8:45 a m. (15 May - 31 Oct 13)

oRIgINAl SoUNd oF MUSICA wonderful ride with breathtaking views of the landscape where the opening scenes of the ‘The Sound of Music’ were filmed. Relax and listen to the film’s original soundtrack. Your guide will not only show you highlights of the film but also the historical and architectural landmarks of the city, as well as part of the picturesque lakes district. The tour ends at Mirabell Square, Salzburg.

original sound of Music T1A adult child

Prices From 51 25

Duration: 4 hours, Departs daily: 9:30 a.m. 2 p m. (1 Apr 13 - 31 Mar 14)

lAKeS & MoUNTAINSTake in the breathtaking beauty of one of Austria’s most beautiful regions - the lakes district - just beyond the gates of Salzburg. With a view down to Salzburg, you begin the excursion to the scenic and historic landmarks of the surroundings. The impressive hunting castle Fuschl, where the Prince Archbishops spent many seasons, is today a luxury hotel. In St. Wolfgang, there will be time to visit the famous winged gothic altar by Michael Pacher and to stop at the ‘White Horse Inn’ for refreshments. From St. Wolfgang, you will travel by boat (21 Apr - 26 Oct 13) or coach to St. Gilgen on the other side of Lake Wolfgang. St. Gilgen is where Mozart’s mother was born. Passing Huttenstein Castle, you will continue along the Mondsee. Tour ends at Mirabell Square, Salzburg.

lakes & Mountains T2 adult child

Prices From 33 25

Duration: 4 hours Departs daily: 2 p.m. (1 Apr 13 - 31 Mar 14)Boat Ride: 1 May - 26 Oct 13Coffee & Cake: 1 May - 26 Oct 13

FollowINg MozART’S

FooTSTepSSince the 18th Century, the melody of Mozart’s ‘Magic Flute’ and other famous compositions have resounded between Salzburg’s historic walls. Get an insight into the Gothic Renaissance and Baroque aspects of the city of Salzburg as Mozart saw it. After the coach tour, you will visit the newly re-opened Mozart Residence on Makart Square and have the opportunity to see an informative multimedia show. The tour ends at Mirabell Square (Price includes entry to the Mozart Residence).Following Mozart’s Footsteps T1

adult child

Prices From 33 25

Duration: 2½ hours,Departs daily: 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 12 a.m. 2 p.m., 3 p.m. (1 Apr 13 - 31 Mar 14)

SAlzbURg CITyThis Salzburg City Tour includes Hellbrunn Palace and a 24-hour Salzburg Card which provides free admission to all major Salzburg sights and free transport on all public buses within the Salzburg city limits. Take the elevator up to the ‘Winkler Terrace’ and enjoy the view over the roofs of the Baroque old town. The tour ends at Mirabell Square, Salzburg.

salzburg city T1C adult child

Prices From 51 33

Duration: 1.5 hourDeparts daily: 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p m., 4 p m. (1 Apr 13 - 31 Mar 14)

CITy & CoUNTRy HIgHlIgHTSIn a comfortable 8-seater mini-van, see important points of interest one shouldn’t miss when visiting Salzburg! See the historical and architectural landmarks of the city, as well as some of the picturesque Salzkammergut countryside, along with many of the highlights from the film ‘The Sound Of Music’. Enjoy an afternoon in Salzburg. Tour ends at Mirabell Square, Salzburg.

city & country highlights T5

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Prices From 69 51

Duration: 5 hoursDeparts daily: 1 p.m. (1 Apr 13 - 31 Mar 14) Boat Ride: 1 May - 26 Oct 13Coffee & Cake: 30 Apr - 27 Oct 13

View from the River Salzach over Old City

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Left to right: Hohensalzburg Fortress; Castle Hellbrunn; Mirabell Gardens, Salzburg

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• Pick-up at your hotel, 20 minutes before tour

• Child rate applies to children between 4 and 11 years old

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pRIces FRoM $98 per person per night,

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pRIces FRoM $86 per person per night,

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pRIces FRoM $65 per person per night,

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Comfortable family-run hotel in the centre of the city, close to Mirabell Gardens and the main railway station. All rooms with private facilities. Breakfast room and bar.

Located in the heart of Salzburg, close to Mirabell Gardens, 140 rooms all with private facilities, provide modern comforts in an elegant environment.

The hotel is surrounded by century-old houses in the heart of the Old Town. 26 rooms with private facilities. Hotel bar and breakfast room. Lounge.

Traditional hotel located near the railway station. 32 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV. Parking and free shuttle to the Congress Centre.

Charming hotel located close to the Old Town. 58 rooms with private facilities, hairdryer, minibar, safe, internet access, coffee making facilities, telephone and TV.

14th-century property located in the city centre. 54 rooms with private facilities, internet, flat-screen television, direct-dial phone, safe, Top-floor café & bar.

Near the Mirabell Palace, walking distance from the Old Town. 75 newly renovated rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV, radio and hairdryer.

Located in the heart of the city, near the Mirabell Palace and Gardens. 71 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone and TV. Hotel Bar.

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pRIces FRoM $105 per person per night,

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Located close to the main railway station. Minutes from Mirabell Gardens. 102 rooms with private facilities, minibar, telephone and TV. Restaurant and bar.

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1. Markus Sittikus 2. NH Salzburg City3. Der Salzburger Hof4. Goldenes Theaterhotel5. Stein 6. Amadeus7. Am Mirabellplatz 8. Stieglbräu

9. Europa10. Crowne Plaza Pitter11. Villa Carlton12. Schwarzler Hotel Neutor13. Auersperg 14. Altstadt Radisson 15. Sacher16. Sheraton Salzburg

salzburg hotel plan

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Left to Right: Trick Fountains at the Helbrunn Palace, Salzburg; Mozart Dinner Concert at St. Peters Stifkeller Restaurant, Sound of Music Musical Show

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low season, twin sharepRIces FRoM $85 per person per night,

low season, twin sharepRIces FRoM $126 per person per night,

low season, twin sharepRIces FRoM $85 per person per night,

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Charming hotel centrally located in the city, close to Mirabell Gardens. 40 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV and hairdryer.

Centrally-located, consisting of two houses which are opposite each other. Modern comfortable rooms with private facilities, TV, safe, phone & radio.

Elegant-hotel close to the Mirabell Palace and Gardens. Convenient transport nearby. 70 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV and hairdryer.

Centrally-located. 200 rooms with private facilities, minibar, TV and tea/coffee facilities.

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Left to Right: Nightlife in Salzburg; Cafe Sacher, Salzburg Getriedegasse © Holidays On Location;- See page 25 for Entertainment Package details

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Built in 1377, this traditional hotel with its colourful history, is in the centre of the Old Town. 60 rooms with private facilities, minibar, TV and hairdryer. Restaurant.

pRIces FRoM $190 per person per night,

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SHeRAToN SAlzbURg

Located in the very heart of Salzburg, directly on the banks of the River Salzach. Minutes from the Festival Hall. 116 recently renovated rooms with private facilities.

Just across from the Mirabell Gardens, minutes walk from the Old Town, 142 rooms with private facilities, internet, cable TV, radio, minibar, safe and hairdryer.

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pRIces FRoM $139 per person per night,

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AlTSTAdT RAdISSoN

SAlzbURg CARdSalzburg Cards provide free single admission to all of the city’s attractions; free use of public transport throughout the city, including the Fortress Funicular and Untersberg cable car; and discounts for various tours and excursions.

salzburg cardPrices From

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1 Jan - 30 Apr 13, 1 Nov - 31 Dec 13

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1 May - 31 Oct 13 24 40 20

1 Jan - 30 Apr 13, 1 Nov - 31 Dec 13

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1 May - 31 Oct 13 48 54 27

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1 May - 31 Oct 13 72 64 32

The Salzburg Card is sold together with Salzburg accommodation. When booked independently, reservation and delivery fees apply.

AIRpoRT TRANSFeRS private car transfer (price per vehicle)

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Private car: Maximum 2 people plus baggage - 1 piece per person. 7-seat Minivan: Maximum 7 people plus baggage - 1 piece per person

SAlzbURg TRANSpoRT

Hot tiPAdd a salzbuRg caRd to your Salzburg accommodation!

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christmas in salzburg Price from

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4 days / 3 nights from 23 Dec or 24 Dec 13 650 809 600

goldenes theaterhotel (cordial theater)

4 days / 3 nights from 23 Dec or 24 Dec 13 603 679 543

altstadt Radisson

Standard: 4 days / 3 nights from 23 Dec or 24 Dec 13 859 1039 -

Executive: 4 days / 3 nights from 23 Dec or 24 Dec 13 979 1277 -

Specific booking conditions apply for these packages, please contact our office for details.

Prices are per person in Australian Dollars and are subject to currency fluctuation. Rates not valid during certain Trade Congress meetings.

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• Coffee and cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• 24-hour Salzburg Card for transport within the city and free or reduced admission to the city’s attractions

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

Christmas in salzburg4 Days / 3 Nights

New Year iN Salzburg5 Days / 4 Nights or 4 Days / 3 Nights

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4D/3N from 30 Dec 13 886 1053

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4D/3N from 30 Dec 13 963 1214

Specific booking conditions apply for these packages, please contact our office for details.

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nominated 4 or 5-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• Coffee and cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

prices includes:• 3 nights accommodation in

nominated 4 or 5-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• Coffee and cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

4 dAys - 3 niGHts 30 decArrive Salzburg by your own arrangements.Welcome drink at the hotel bar.

31 decFull day Alpine Tour & Sleigh Ride.New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner.

1 janNew Year’s Day Concert commencing at 11:30 a.m.

2 janA sweet souvenir of Salzburg per booking, will be offered on departure.

5 dAys - 4 niGHts 29 decArrive Salzburg by your own arrangements.Welcome drink at the hotel bar.

30 decSalzburg City Tour by coach (1½ hrs).

31 decFull day Alpine Tour & Sleigh Ride.New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner.

1 janNew Year’s Day Concert commencing at 11:30 a.m.

2 janA sweet souvenir of Salzburg per booking, will be offered on departure.

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5D / 4N from 29 Dec 13 1127 1461

Specific booking conditions apply for these packages, please contact our office for details.

oPtion 2 24 decArrive Salzburg by your own arrangements. Welcome drink at the hotel bar.Christmas Eve dinner, either at the hotel or K&K restaurant in the old town (excluding drinks).

25 decFull day Alpine Glacier Excursion and Sleigh Ride.

26 decPost-Christmas concert commencing at 3pm performed either at Mirabell Palace or Salzburg Fortress (return cable-car tickets included when the performance is at the Fortress).

27 decA sweet souvenir of Salzburg per booking, will be offered on departure.

oPtion 1 23 decArrive Salzburg by your own arrangements. Welcome drink at the hotel bar.

24 decChristmas Concert commencing at 3p.m. performed either at Mirabell Palace or Salzburg Fortress (return cable-car tickets included when the performance is at the Fortress). Christmas Eve dinner, either at the hotel or K&K Restaurant in the old town (excluding drinks).

25 decFull day Alpine Glacier Excursion and Sleigh Ride.

26 decA sweet souvenir of Salzburg per booking, will be offered on departure.

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Left: Salzburg Christmas Market, Right: Salzburg Fortress at New Year’s ©Salzburg Tourism

Salzburg Christmas Market © Holidays On Location

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The Christmas carol “Silent Night, Holy Night!” was heard for the first time on Christmas Eve in 1818 in the St. Nikolaus parish church. Following the damaging floods of the 1890’s, St. Nikolaus’ church was demolished and the Silent Night Memorial Chapel was built on the site and consecrated on August 15, 1937.

Every year on December 24th at 5 p.m., a memorial service in honour of the creators of the Silent Night carol takes place in front of the Silent Night Memorial Chapel.

SIleNT NIgHT - Holy NIgHT24 december 3p.m. - 7p.m.

Deer-feeding, © Fuschlsee Tourismus GMBH

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Duration: 5hrs; *Price based on per departure. Price excludes deer feeding, warming drink and €10 per person entry to the Puppet Museum.

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Child Rates: 6-11yrs

A full day excursion takes you along the Salzach river valley past many of Austria’s ski resorts. Near Schladming, location of the 1982 Ski World Championships, we ascend up to the ‘Steirische Ramsau’ 1000m above sea level at the base of one of the Alpine glacier massives - the Dachstein. In the village there is time for a stroll in the frosty fresh air and lunch (at own expense) in one of the local inns. Your guide will inform you of the possibilities. Then you’ll hear the jingling bells on the reigns as the sleighs line up across the field and your winter sleigh-ride begins! A stop for refreshments is made along the way where the horses rest and you have the possibility to try some Austrian specialities. Hopefully, it will be a day that you will remember long afterwards! Excursion destination may be altered due to snow conditions.

prices includes:• Private 8-seater minibus or

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• Private driver-guide• Hotel pick-up and drop-off• Service charges, taxes & VAT

note: Warm clothing, gloves and warm shoes are essential for this tour.

Let us take you to the romantic village of Hintersee (25km from Salzburg). Here wild deer (approx. 100 – 150) come down to this point especially to be fed during the winter months (daily at 3 pm – if there is snow).

Here you can participate in and watch the local deer being fed. Then snuggle up in a local inn for a warming drink. Afterwards, there will be the extra opportunity to enter the village Puppet Museum before returning to Salzburg.

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• Private driver-guide• Hotel pick-up and drop-off• Sleigh ride• Service charges, taxes & VATnote: Warm clothing, gloves and warm shoes are essential for this tour.

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• 24-hour Salzburg Card for free use of the city’s public transport, plus free admission to more than 25 Salzburg attractions and a number of other discounts

• Mozart Dinner Concert at St. Peters Stifkeller Restaurant

• Coffee & Cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Service charges, taxes & VATentertainment package SZE3 With accom

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• 24-hour Salzburg Card for free use of the city’s public transport, plus free admission to more than 25 Salzburg attractions and other discounts

• Sound of Salzburg - Dinner Concert at Sternbrau Dinner Theatre

• Coffee & Cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Service charges, taxes & VATentertainment package SZE4 With accom

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Left: Panoramic view of Salzburg ©Salzburg Tourism; Right: Horse-drawn sleigh ride © Fuschlsee Tourismus GMBH

Thousands of people from around the world attend the ceremony and finish by singing “Silent Night” in their own language. A tour-guide will escort you by bus through the foothills of the Alps, along the Salzach River valley to Oberndorf where you can participate in this touching Christmas celebration.

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• 24-hour Salzburg Card for free use of the city’s public transport, plus free admission to more than 25 Salzburg attractions and a number of other discounts

• Original Sound of Music tour (4 hours) TIA

• Coffee & Cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Service charges, taxes & VATentertainment package SZE1 With accom

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• 24-hour Salzburg Card for free use of the city’s public transport, plus free admission to more than 25 Salzburg attractions and other discounts

• Following Mozart’s Footsteps Walking Tour (2.5 hours) - T1

• Coffee & Cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Service charges, taxes & VATentertainment package SZE2 With accom

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The Salzkammergut village of Hallstatt, with its glorious lake, small guesthouses and cosy bars is a traditional mountain resort with many attractions including the world’s deepest ice caves, the ossuary, the salt mines dating back thousands of years.

heritage hallstattExperience the unique Hallstatt feeling with a hotel that pampers you with luxury. The Heritage Hotel melds three historic houses into a special kind of luxury hotel: 12 Heritage Suites and 42 Heritage Deluxe Double Rooms will charm you their unique flair and stylish appointments. In these historic monuments, no two rooms are the same; each with its own unique history.

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When travelling to Hallstatt by rail, please note that ferry transfers from the rail station to Hallstatt Pier are approx. €1.80 per person each way, to be paid locally.

Winter rates on application

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Situated in the heart of the city. 220 rooms with private facilities, flatscreen TV, high-speed internet free-of-charge, safe, minibar and phone.

The hotel is next to Graz Main Train Station, minutes from the Old Town. 107 modern guestrooms designed by Werner Aisslinger. Free internet access.

Traditional hotel, family-owned since 1910, centrally located. 200 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, TV, PC modem. Restaurant. Parking available.

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• Salzkammergut Card offering up to 25% discount on local sights and attractions

• Entry to Salt Mine, including cable-car ride

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

gRazWith a population of just over 250,000, Graz ranks as Austria’s second city, though it is often overlooked. The Styrian capital’s geographical situation, straddling the River Mur and surrounded by rolling hills, is undeniably attractive. The elegant palaces, town houses and museums of Graz’s UNESCO-protected centre bear testimony to the city’s Baroque heyday, while a spate of cutting-edge galleries, notably the Kunsthaus Graz, point to the city’s present-day role as one of central Europe’s main venues for contemporary art.

Left: The Salzkammergut village of Hallstatt, Right: Houses in Hallstatt

Clock Tower, Graz Bermuda Triangle, GrazRathaus, Graz

Stocker House

Deluxe Room, Stocker House

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Kainz House Deluxe Room, Kainz HouseHalstatt Deluxe Room, Seethaler House

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pRIces FRoM $79 per person per night,

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THe SwARovSKI KRISTAllwelTeN (crystal World) Visitor centre, Wattens

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Swarovski Entry Ticket and Return public bus ticket - Innsbruck-Wattens 29

Departs Innsbruck Daily: 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 1:00p.m. 3:00p.m.Duration of journey to Wattens 27 minutes.

pRIces FRoM $59 per person per night,

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Located in the heart of Innsbruck, the hotel provides luxurious hospitality. 94 rooms are equipped with modern facilities. Bar.

Centrally-located in the pedestrian area, this traditional, family-run 3-star hotel combines modern conveniences with a cosy, traditional atmosphere.

The hotel combines tradition with modern comfort. 76 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, cable TV, radio and hairdryer. Restaurant.

Centrally-located hotel, in a quiet location, a short walk from the town centre. All rooms have private facilities, phone and cable-TV.

19th-century building right next to Napoli Railway Station. 84 rooms include contemporary works of art, private facilities and satellite TV.

Modern hotel in the city centre. 114 rooms with private facilities, phone, TV, hairdryer. Restaurant, bar, indoor pool and sauna.

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swarovski kristallwelten, Kristallweltenstraße 1, A-6112 WattensFor over a hundred years, the name of Swarovski has conjured up sparkling dreams and reflections of crystal magic. This vision has been transformed into what is today the Swarovski Kristallwelten Visitor Centre. Check out the centre’s breathtaking halls - Crystal Planet, Crystal Dome, Crystal Meditation, Crystal Theatre, Crystal Calligraphy and the Ice Lane.

Left: Golden Roof of Innsbruck ©Innsbruck Tourism Right: View over Innsbruck

pRIces FRoM $148 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $123 per person per night,

low season, twin sharepRIces FRoM $86 per person per night,

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Airport to City Hotel or v.v (7a.m.-7p.m.) 65 80

Airport to City Hotel or v.v (7p.m.-7a.m.) 85 99

Private car: 1-2 persons, Minivan: 3-7 persons. Prices per vehicle, per transfer.

Luggage restrictions apply to all transfer types. You may need to book a larger vehicle category, depending on the amount of luggage with you.

openIng houRsDaily from 9:00 am until 6:30 p.m.Last admission is at 5:30 p.m.24th Dec 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Last admission is at 1:00 p.m.

31st Dec 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Last admission is at 3:00 p.m.

Closed: 5 - 16 November 2013

The Innsbruck Card lets you enjoy free visits to some of the museums and attractions in Innsbruck. It also gives you the chance to discover the Hall Mint, including the Mint Tower, and the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens.

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Valid 1 Jan - 31 Oct 13

Images from the Swarovski Kristallwelten,

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day 3 | Vienna - salzburg This morning transfer by own arrangements to Vienna Westbahnhof Rail Station and depart for Salzburg. You will see some beautiful scenery before arriving in Salzburg. Time on your own followed by Mozart Dinner Concert at Stiftskeller St. Peter Restaurant. Overnight in Salzburg.

day 4 | salzburgToday enjoy a “Sound of Music” sightseeing tour (4 hours). Tour highlights include some of the original locations used in the film: Leopoldskron Palace, the Pavilion, Nonnberg Convent, Lake Wolfgang and Mondsee. Overnight in Salzburg.

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day 3 | graz - salzburgToday, travel by rail to Salzburg, the city of Mozart and Music. The city will enchant you with its tiny, intriguing lanes, its magnificent churches and monasteries and the wonderful Mirabell Gardens. Salzburg is full of romantic charm and surprises. In the afternoon, enjoy coffee and cake at Cafe Sacher and in the evening, attend the Mozart Dinner Concert. Overnight in Salzburg. (B)

day 4 | salzburgThe day is yours to explore the city. Join the Grand Salzburg City Tour which includes Hellbrunn Palace and a 24-hour Salzburg Card, offering free admission to all major Salzburg sights and free travel on public transport within Salzburg city limits. Highly recommended is an elevator ride up to the ‘Winklerterrace’ to enjoy the view over the roofs of Salzburg. With all this history, perhaps it’s time to bring yourself back to the modern world with a visit to the Mönchsberg Museum of Modern Art. Austria is not just about the past - it’s a vibrant, modern country with a respect for what has been, and a firm gaze fixed to the future. Overnight in Salzburg. (B)

day 5 | salzburg - ViennaAfter breakfast, take time to enjoy more of Salzburg. Perhaps the optional day tour ‘Original Sound of Music’ may be of interest (4 hours, departs 9:30am). Make your way to Salzburg railway station for your rail journey to Vienna. On arrival in Vienna, transfer to your hotel by own arrangements. Overnight in Vienna. (B)

day 6 | ViennaYour Austrian Rail Adventure ends this morning. Consider extending your stay in Vienna to further explore this modern metropolis and its imperial past! (B)

AUSTRIAN RAIl HIgHlIgHTS8 days / 7 nights - all seasons

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1 Jul - 15 Aug 13 1774 2504 1690

1 Nov - 23 Dec 13 1511 1980 1448

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your chosen hotel category in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• Private car transfers to/from Vienna Airport or Railway Station

• Austrian Rail Pass with 3 first class rail transfers (Vienna-Salzburg-Innsbruck-Vienna)

• Half day Vienna & Schönbrunn Palace Tour (T1)

• Coffee and cake at the famous Cafe Sacher, Vienna

• 2-course lunch with ¼ litre of wine and mineral water at the Griechenbeisl Inn, Vienna

• Half day sightseeing Sound of Music Tour (T1A) in Salzburg

• Mozart Dinner Concert at Stiftskeller St. Peter Restaurant

• Return public bus ticket, Innsbruck - Wattens

• Entrance ticket Swarovski Crystal World, Wattens

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

day 1 | ViennaTransfer by private car from Vienna Airport or rail station to your city hotel. After check-in, take time to stroll through the historic heart of the city. Overnight in Vienna.

day 2 | Vienna After breakfast depart on a guided morning sightseeing tour of the city. Your tour includes a visit to Schönbrunn Palace. In the afternoon you have your own free time to explore Vienna. Enjoy coffee and cake at the Cafe Sacher. Enjoy lunch at the famous Griechenbeisl Inn! Overnight in Vienna.

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1 Jul - 15 Aug 13 1490 1874 1406

1 Nov - 23 Dec 13 1322 1648 1275

day 1 | ViennaTransfer by own arrangements from Vienna Airport or Railway Station to your hotel. Vienna, a sophisticated and elegant city, will soon make you feel at ease with its Austrian Gemutlichkeit - warmth and friendliness! In the evening dine at the Griechenbeisl Inn. Overnight in Vienna.

day 2 | Vienna - grazAfter breakfast, travel by rail to Graz and spend the afternoon at leisure in a city that has many tales to tell. The Old Town is one of the best preserved in central Europe. Travel on the Schlossbergbahn to visit the Clock Tower, a highlight of any Schlossberg tour and the symbol of the city. Its heart has been beating for Graz since 1712 - with the original works and one of the oldest bells in the province, made in 1382. Overnight in Graz. (B)

austrian Rail adventure Price From

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1 Apr - 30 Jun 13 16 Aug - 31 Oct 13

1123 1364 1065

1 Jul - 15 Aug 13 1154 1370 1102

1 Nov - 23 Dec 13 1002 1196 971

hotels

1 Apr - 30 Jun 13 16 Aug - 31 Oct 13

1301 1690 1244

1 Jul - 15 Aug 13 1406 1931 1349

1 Nov - 23 Dec 13 1175 1475 1102

Excludes Advent Weekends: 30 Nov-1 Dec, 7-8, 14-15 21-22 Dec 13

hotels used with this package:

city hotels hotels

Vienna Capri, Graf Stadion

Erzherzog RainerKaiserhof, Stefanie,

Graz Drei Raben & Europa

Erzherzog Johann, Europa

Salzburg Amadeus, Jederman, Markus Sittikus (3+)

Auersperg, Goldenes Theaterhotel,

price Includes:• 6 nights accommodation in

your chosen hotel category in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• Austrian Rail Pass with 3 first class rail transfers (Vienna - Graz, Graz - Salzburg, Salzburg - Vienna)

• 24-hour Salzburg Card• One 3-course traditional

Austrian dinner with a ¼ litre of house wine and a bottle of mineral water, at Vienna’s historic Griechenbeisl Inn

• Coffee and Cake at the famous Café Sacher, Salzburg

• Mozart Dinner Concert at Stiftskeller St. Peter Restaurant

• Salzburg City Coach Tour - 1½ hours (T1C)

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

AUSTRIAN RAIl AdveNTURe6 days / 5 nights - all seasons

hotels used with this package:

city hotels Vienna Capri, Graf Stadion

Salzburg Amadeus, Golden Ente, Markus Sittikus (3+)

Innsbruck Golden Krone, Tourhotel Breinössl

hotels

Vienna Erzherzog Rainer, Kaiserhof, Stefanie

Salzburg Auersperg, Goldenes Theaterhotel

Innsbruck Maximilian, Sailer

Salzburg

Left: OBB train Clockwise from the top-left: Innsbruck, Graz, Salzburg and Vienna

day 5 | salzburg - InnsbruckAfter breakfast, transfer by own arrangements to Salzburg Railway Station for your journey to Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol. The city combines Tyrolean tradition with all the vitality of a modern city. Overnight in Innsbruck.

day 6 | InnsbruckAfter breakfast, take the bus from the centre of the city direct to the town of Wattens and the Swarovski factory. Visit Swarovski’s “Crystal World”, both a museum and showroom in one. Return to Innsbruck by public bus service. Overnight in Innsbruck.

day 7 | Innsbruck - ViennaBoard the train at Innsbruck Railway Station for the return journey to Vienna (approx. 5 hrs). Arrive Vienna in the afternoon. Transfer to your hotel by own arrangements. Overnight in Vienna. day 8 | depart ViennaTransfer by private car from your hotel to Vienna Airport or rail station. Alternatively, extend your stay in Austria.

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day 3 | Imst – Mals/burgeis (approx. 50 km + 40 km by bus)Along the Inn, past Kloster Zams (monastery) to Landeck. From here bus transfer to Nauders. Few steps more (100 metres of altitude) up to Reschenpaß/Resia Pass. Downhill to Reschensee (Resia Lake) and on side paths on to Malles Venosta (town centre has many towers) or Burgeis at the foot of the Marienburg (a fortress).

day 4 | Mals/burgeis – Meran (approx. 65 km)First to Glurns (fully preserved mediaeval city walls). Over the Montani Ruins (discovery site of the Nibelungen Manuscript), through Schlanders/Silandro and past the St. Prokulus Church (the oldest frescos in the German-speaking area), downhill to Meran/Merano. Many fortresses and castles (e.g. Reinhold Messner Castle Juval) are located on/or above the route.

day 5 | passeiertal (valley) / Meran (approx. 40 km)Possibility of making a bike ride to Passeiertal to the Sandwirt (birthplace of Andreas Hofer), to wander on the famous Trappeinerweg (path) or to go on a shopping tour under the bowers of Meran/Merano. Group tours – guided city tour and wine tasting. In the single tours there are booking possibilities for additional nights.

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day 1 | InnsbruckArrive in Innsbruck (the old part of town, town tower, “Goldenes Dachl”). Introductory presentation and distribution of bikes at 6p.m.

day 2 | Innsbruck – Imst (approx. 65 km)On the former Treidelweg (Treidel Path) along the Inn and through small villages (churches worth seeing, old aristocratic houses, fortress ruins) to Stams (baroque Cistercian Convent, Convent Museum) on through Haiming to Imst.

day 6 |Meran – kaltern / tramin / auer (approx. 45 - 50 km)In the Àdige Valley to Lana (Schnatterpeck-Altar) and through numerous vineyards and orchards in the region of the South Tyrol Vine Street past many fortresses, castles and ruins to the Kalterer Lake. Overnight in Tramin, Kaltern or Auer.

alternatively 7d/6n goes directly from Meran through Eppen to Bolzano (approx. 45km).

price Includes:• Personal tour

information at site• Mixed-star rating hotels • Breakfast buffet• Halfboard, when booked,

minimum 3-course dinner• Luggage transfer from

hotel to hotel• Well-elaborated route - detailed

travel documents (maps, route discription, places of interest, important telephone numbers)

• Service – hotline during the tour• Bus transfer Landeck

– Nauders with bike• E-signposting• Service charges, taxes and VAT

the adige bicycle path Price from: 8d/7n 7d/6n

Mixed and hotels

Per person in double room 966 855

Single room price 1229 1083

Half-board supplement 299 257

High season surcharge (13 Jul 13 - 30 Aug 13) 84 73

Bike rental 113 113

Electro bike 278 278

Valid 04 May - 21 Sep 13, departs on Saturdays Additional night rates on application for each stage of the program.

day 7 |kaltern/tramin/auer – bolzano(approx. 35 km)Ride through flat terrain through the Àdige Valley, or – with a beautiful landscape and an ascent – through the Montiggler Lakes, past the Ruin Sigmundskron, into Bolzano.

alternatively 7d/6n Individual departure or extended stay.

day 8: Individual departureOr prolonged stay.

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or 4-star hotel, including breakfast plus ticket to the Black Theatre

• Half-day sightseeing tour by coach• 72-hour Prague Card,

city map and literature• Lunch or dinner at a

typical Czech pub• Coffee and cake at

Municipal House Café• Service charges, taxes & VAT

taste of prague Price From

pav +

12 Apr - 8 May 13,13-16 May 13, 20 May - 15 Jun 13,30 Aug - 12 Oct 13

454 608 432

9-12 May 13, 17-19 May 13

858 559 409

1-11 Apr 13, 16 Jun - 29 Aug 13,20-31 Oct 13

598 854 533

Meteor plaza

2-11 Apr 13, 16-30 May 1313 Oct - 2 Nov 13

492 664 470

12 Apr - 15 May 13, 30 Aug - 12 Oct 13

545 768 511

1 Jul - 29 Aug 13 463 603 467

TASTe oF pRAgUe4 days / 3 nights

CzeCH delIgHTS3 days / 2 nights

PrAGue is a city known for its ‘thousand spires’, its medieval old town, the famous charles Bridge, Hradcany castle with its superb views of the town, and its many breweries. A city of immense beauty and diversity – one visit will not suffice!

pRAgUe CITy STAy3 days - 2 nights

prague city stay Price Fromanna

1-11 Apr 13, 16 Jun - 29 Aug 13, 20 Oct - 2 Nov 13

135 230 -

12 Apr - 8 May 13, 13-16 May 13, 20 May - 15 Jun 13, 30 Aug - 19 Oct 13

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1-3 Apr 13 157 272 -

12 Apr - 8 May 13,13-16 May 13, 20 May - 15 Jun 13 30 Aug - 19 Oct 13

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Meteor plaza

2-11 Apr, 16-30 May 1313 Oct - 2 Nov 13

198 341 181

12 Apr - 15 May 13, 30 Aug - 12 Oct 13

230 408 211

1 Jul - 29 Aug 13 246 301 180

price includes:• Arrival transfer from airport

or rail station to hotel• 3 nights accommodation in 3 or

4-star hotel including breakfast• 3½ hour Prague Grand City Tour

with guide• 72-hour Prague Card• One 3-course dinner with ¼ litre

of wine at either Silenzio or Epicure Restaurants

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

prague at leisure Price From

anna

1-11 Apr 13, 16 Jun - 29 Aug 13, 20 Oct - 2 Nov 13

250 377 -

12 Apr - 8 May 13, 13-16 May 13, 20 May - 15 Jun 13, 30 Aug - 19 Oct 13

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9-12 May 13 362 518 -

atlantic

1-11 Apr 13, 16 Jun - 29 Aug 13, 20-31 Oct 13

282 439 -

12 Apr - 8 May 13,13-16 May 13, 20 May - 15 Jun 13 30 Aug - 19 Oct 13

309 492 -

9-12 May 13 453 755 -

Meteor plaza

2-11 Apr, 16-30 May 1313 Oct - 2 Nov 13

348 546 326

12 Apr - 15 May 13, 30 Aug - 12 Oct 13 399 649 355

1 Jul - 29 Aug 13 321 486 320

czech delightsPrice From

atlantic

1-11 Apr 13, 16 Jun - 29 Aug 13 20 -31 Oct 13

498 730

12 Apr - 15 May 13, 20 May - 15 Jun 13, 30 Aug - 19 Oct 13

533 799

old centuryhotel prague

1 Apr - 15 May 13 5 Sep - 31 Oct 13

681 1083

16 Jun - 4 Sep 13 601 924

pariz

1 Apr - 15 May 13, 5 Sep - 31 Oct 13

681 1083

16 Jun - 4 Sep 13 601 924

3-star hotels on application.

price includes:• Arrival transfer from airport

or rail station to hotel• 2 nights accommodation in 3 or

4-star hotel, including breakfast• 2 hr Prague Informative City Tour

OR 2 hr Prague by Boat Tour

• Service charges, taxes & VAT

price includes:• Arrival and departure transfer

by private car from Prague Airport or rail station to your hotel and vice versa

• 4 nights in your choice of 3, 4 or 5-star hotel, in a room with private facilities and breakfast daily

• 72-hour Prague card• Prague city walking tour• 4-course dinner at the

Brewery U Tri Ruzi (excludes beverages)

• Full day excursion to Cesky Krumlov (lunch included: excludes beverages)

• 3-hour tour of Prague Castle• Services charges, VAT & taxes

pRAgUe AT leISURe4 days / 3 nights

their key criteria includes:• Convenient locations in

tranquil settings in historical centres across the city

• Special character and ambiance - Old World Charm

• Superb hospitality and service by friendly and professional staff

• Fine cuisine, beverages and amenities

Individual night rates on request. Contact our office for further hotel pricing and availability.

Small Charming Hotels has built the unique character of all their hotels in a holistic manner.

Hotel Pav, Room

Hotel Atlantic, Room

Left: Wine Bar, Hotel Meteor; Top-right: Sovereign Hotel, Room; Bottom-right: Anna Hotel, Room; Far-right: Old town of Prague

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You will see the historic centre of Prague. From the Powder Tower, walk along the Royal Route to the Old Town Square. The walk continues along Karlova Street to Charles Bridge. Here you will see a view of Prague Castle. The tour concludes on the Lesser Town near to St. Nicholas Church.

prague on foot T3 adult child

Price From 22 11

Duration: 3 hours, Summer: Departs Mon, Wed, Fri & Sun 9:30 a m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: Departs Wed, Fri & Sun 9:30 a m. (1 Jan - 31 Mar 14

HlUboKA - ČeSKy KRUMlovAfter the visit of the castle of Hluboka (rebuilt in gothic-style based on the Royal Windsor Castle) with its collections (paintings, porcelain, furniture), we reach Southern Bohemia. Highlight of the tour is the visit to the unique and picturesque town of Česky Krumlov (UNESCO listed) with hundreds of historical buildings, the Castle and a Chateau. Tour ends at the Prague City Centre.

hluboka - Česky krumlov T13 - Price From

adult child

Summer: 11 hours 92 63

Winter: 11 hours 87 57

Summer: Departs Tue, Fri & Sun 9 a.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: Departs Fri 9 a.m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14)

wAlKINg ToUR -pRAgUe oN FooT (Royal Route + Charles bridge)

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pRAgUe gRANd CITy ToURDuring the tour, you will be given all the basic information about Golden Prague’s historic monuments - the State Opera, the National Museum, Wenceslas Square, the Charles Square & Prague Castle. Then take a walk around the Castle Courtyards where you will have the opportunity to see St. Vitus Cathedral. The bus will take you across the Vltava River to the Old Town, St. Nicholas church, the Týn Cathedral and the Old Town Hall with its astronomical clock (Horloge) and apostles. Tour ends in the city centre.

prague grand city T1 adult child

Price From 41 22

Duration: 3½ hours, Summer: Departs daily 9:30 a m. & 2 p m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: Departs daily 9:30 a.m. & 2 p.m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14)

pRAgUe by boATSpend a hour on board a Moldavian boat. During the trip, you will be served coffee and cake while viewing the city from the water. Learn unique facts about Prague while enjoying a great view of the Hradschin. Afterwards walk to the Lesser Town, visiting the church with the world-famous Prague Child Jesus, via Charles Bridge. prague by boat T5 adult child

Price From 31 22

Duration: 2 hoursDeparts Daily except 24 Dec 13Summer: 1:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: 1:30 p.m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14)

pRAgUe by boAT wITH lUNCHYou are welcomed aboard the Vltava River Cruise with an aperitif, followed by a rich buffet dinner with hot and cold specialities, accompanied by music and fantastic views of the historic monuments such as Prague Castle, National Theatre, Rudolfinum and the Charles Bridge. After the cruise a short bus tour is taken through Paris-Street to the Old Town Square, before returning to your hotel.prague by boat T4with lunch

adult child

Price From 50 42

Duration: 2.5 hours, Summer: Departs daily 11:30 a.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: Departs Fri & Sat 11:30 a m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14)

pRAgUe by NIgHTA bus will take you to a typical Czech restaurant. Here you will be served a traditional dinner, an aperitif, coffee and an unlimited amount of beer, wine or non-alcoholic beverages. During dinner you will be able to enjoy a folklore programme with live music and dancing.

prague by night T6 adult child

Price From 81 67

Duration: 4 hours, Summer: Departs Daily 7 p m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: Departs Fri & Sat 7 p m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14)

Left: Český Krumlov; Right: Prague Castle at night © Czech Tourism

Český Krumlov is a small city in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic, best-known for the fine architecture and art of the historic old town and Český Krumlov Castle. Český Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was given this status along with the historic Prague Castle District recent.

Český Krumlov © Czech Tourism

pRIces FRoM $78 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $101 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces on ReQuest per person per night, low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $106 per person per night,

low season, twin share

Centrally-located in the Old Square, 27 air-conditioned rooms classically-decorated with private facilities mini-bar, LCD TV and broadband Internet connection.

New 5-star hotel enjoys a central yet quiet location next to Na Prikope shopping street. 133 rooms with private facilities, TV and tea and coffee making facilities

In the city centre on Hastalske Square. 136 rooms with private facilities, minibar, phone, satellite TV. Breakfast room, cafe/bar and parking available.

5-star hotel is a cultural landmark in the centre of Prague. With distinctive Art Nouveau elements the hotel houses luxurious 86 rooms and suites.

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bUdApeST AT leISURe4 days / 3 nights

price includes:• Arrival transfer from airport, rail

station, or hydrofoil to hotel• 2 nights accommodation in your

choice of 3 or 4-star hotel with breakfast daily

• 2-course lunch at the Café Restaurant Rivalda including a bottle of mineral water

• 1-hour Budapest Opera House tour• 48-hour Budapest Card• Service charges and taxes

price includes:• Arrival transfer from airport, rail

station, or hydrofoil to hotel• 3 nights accommodation in

your choice of 3 or 4-star hotel with breakfast daily

• 3-course dinner at the Café Restaurant Rivalda including a bottle of mineral water

• Coffee and Cake at the Cafe Gerbeaud

• 1-hour Introductory Budapest River Cruise

• 72-hour Budapest Card• Service charges and taxes

budapest city stay Price From

erzsebet

1-25 Apr 13, 16 May - 25 Jul 13, 29 Jul - 1 Sep 13,20-31 Oct 13,

273 398 244

26 Apr - 15 May 13, 2 Sep - 10 Oct 13

368 423 245

astoria

1-25 Apr 13, 16 May - 25 Jul 13, 29 Jul - 1 Sep 13, 20-31 Oct 13

285 437 -

26 Apr - 15 May 13, 2 Sep - 10 Oct 13

323 499 -

palazzo zichy

1-30 Apr, 1-25 Jul 13,29 Jul - 31 Aug 13

328 499 292

1 May - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

346 540 306

parliament

1-30 Apr, 1-25 Jul 13,29 Jul - 31 Aug 13

307 461 278

1 May - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

325 502 292

budapest at leisure Price From

erzsebet

1-25 Apr 13, 16 May - 25 Jul 13, 29 Jul - 1 Sep 13,20-31 Oct 13,

425 603 380

26 Apr - 15 May 13, 2 Sep - 10 Oct 13

437 644 390

astoria

1-25 Apr 13, 16 May - 25 Jul 13, 29 Jul - 1 Sep 13, 20-31 Oct 13

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26 Apr - 15 May 13, 2 Sep - 10 Oct 13

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Mercure Museum

1-14 Apr, 18-31 Oct 13 425 609 390

15 Apr - 8 May 13, 17 Jun - 25 Jul 13, 29 Jul - 31 Aug 13

481 709 426

9 May - 16 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 17 Oct 13

497 755 442

parliament

1-30 Apr, 1-25 Jul 13,29 Jul - 31 Aug 13

475 703 435

1 May - 30 Jun 13, 1 Sep - 31 Oct 13

502 770 457

HunGAry

BudAPestis divided in two by the majestic danube river. Buda is the centre of culture and the coffee-house society of the city, while Pest houses the business and shopping districts. A cosmopolitan capital with a long rich and fascinating history!

bUdApeST CITyAfter passing the Parliament building, cross the Danube on the Margaret-Bridge (Margaret Island) and drive to the Royal Palace on the Buda side, where you’ll visit the Fishermens’ Bastion and the Matthias Church. After the Citadel, cross Elisabeth Bridge and drive to the city-park towards Heroes’ Square. Return via the Opera and St. Stephen’s Basilica to the city centre, where the tour ends.budapest city T3 adult child

Price From 33 16

Duration: 3 hours, Departs daily 10 a.m. & 2:30 p.m. Summer: 1 Apr - 31 Oct 13,Winter: 1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14

SzeNTeNdRe NoSTAlgIAA short 25-minute drive from Budapest to the Artist’s Village of Szentendre. This small Baroque city is situated at the gate of the Danube Bend where the river Danube meets the Pilis Hills. Stop at the Caprice Jewellery Manufacture and wander around the Baroque settlement. The coach stops at the Confectionery Museum (buildings and people made of marzipan) for a cup of coffee with a slice of Hungarian cake. Ample opportunity for individual shopping or visit the Margit Kovács Ceramic Museum. During summer (between 1 Apr & 31 Oct 13) return to Budapest on the Danube by boat. The tour ends at the pier / city centre. szentendre nostalgia T9 adult child

Price From 92 46

Duration: 4½ hours, Summer: Departs daily, except Mon & Wed 2 p.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13); Winter: Departs Fri & Sun 10 a m. (1 Nov - 31 Dec 13)note: boat trip In case of low water & during winter, return to Budapest by bus.

bUdApeST gRANd CITyCommence from the Chain Bridge. Drive over Margaret Bridge to Buda where a stop introduces (on foot) the Castle District area. Highlights of the walking tour include: Matthias Church and the Fishermen’s Bastion, Gellért Hill. Drive across Elisabeth Bridge to Pest. Visit the Central Market Hall, followed by the largest Synagogue in Europe and the City Park. Drive past Europe’s largest thermal spa, the Budapest Zoo and stop at the Heroes’ Square. Continue to downtown Pest, pass the Opera House and St Stephen’s Basilica. Visit the neo-gothic House of Parliament (guided tour included). The tour ends in the city centre. budapest grand city T1 adult child

Price From 47 24

Duration: 4½ hours; Summer: Departs daily, except Mon 10:00 a m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13); Winter: Departs 10:00 a m. Wed-Sun (1 Nov - 31 Dec 13 & 1 Jan - 31 Mar 14)

CITy ToUR by bIKeSee the sights & learn the history of Budapest on a bike tour! Highlights include a short stop at the Hungarian Parliament, In the Buda District ride up to Castle District, the oldest part of Budapest to explore Matthias Church, Fishermen’s Bastion, Labyrinth of Buda Castle, Alexander Palace and Royal Palace. In the Pest District bike to Gresham Palace, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Liberty Square. The route to Heroes‘ Square takes you along Andrassy Avenue where you’ll also see the Opera House. The tour ends downtown after the final stop at the City Park.city tour by bike T4 adult child

Price From 24 12

Duration: 3 hours Departs daily 11 a m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)

THe dANUbe beNdThe Danube Bend is an excursion into Hungary’s history. Visit the town of Visegrád and walk on the 750 year-old stones of the formal Royal Residence (entrance fee included). Travel to Esztergom. Here you will also see the largest cathedral in Hungary. On the way back, stop in the artist’s village of Szentendre. Walk around the baroque settlement, built on medieval ruins and go up the narrow streets to the panorama point to see the Danube. During summer (between 1 Apr & 31 Oct 13) return to Budapest on the Danube by boat. The tour ends at the pier/city centre.the danube bend T14 adult child

Price From 74 37

Duration: 8½ hours Summer: Departs Daily 10 a.m. except Mon,Tue (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13); Winter: Departs Sat 9 a m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14). note: boat trip In case of low water & during winter, return to Budapest by bus.

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bUdApeST TRANSpoRT

bUdApeST CARd

“The whole city in your pocket” is the motto of the Budapest Card. More than 80 services offering up to 50% discount or free use.card Validity Price From adult

48 hours 49

72 hours 60

Each card is valid for one adult and one child up to 14 years.

bUdApeST TRANSFeRSOne way transfer from airport - city hotel.

Vehicle type Price From per Vehicle

Private car (1-3 pax) 63

Private car (1-3 pax) - Rail station to hotel

49

Minivan (4-7 pax) 86

Prices are per vehicle, in Australian Dollars. Baggage: 1 suitcase per person. Additional baggage may require a larger vehicle at an additional charge. Any such charges must be settled locally.

Parliament at night, Budapest

Alternative hotels, other than mentioned above can Also be packaged. Contact reservations for further detailsRates do not apply during Budapest Formula One Grand Prix: 26-28 Jul 13

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cafe gerbeaudThe legendary Cafe Gerbeaud, in the heart of Budapest, is one of the largest, traditional, and most famous café-confectioneries in Europe. The café was established by Henrik Kugler in 1858 and expanded by its later owner, Emil Gerbeaud. The cafe shines with the nostalgia of its original days: magnificent chandeliers, marble tables, and brocade wall coverings that characterise the elegant, yet comfortable atmosphere of this traditional home. Gerbeaud’s specialities include famous cakes, such as Esterházy and Dobos cakes, as well as all kinds of cream cakes, extravagant bakery goods and ice-creams.

bUdApeST by NIgHTVisit the illuminated ‘Paris of the East’ and spend an evening in a traditional restaurant in the hills of Buda! Enjoy a traditional Hungarian 3-course menu accompanied with wine. During the dinner you can enjoy a colourful Folklore Show with dancers, dressed in folk costumes, and Gypsy Music. Next, drive around the city and stop on top of the Gellért Hill (Citadel) for a spectacular view of Budapest! The tour ends at your hotel or at Monte Carlo Casino, Budapest.

budapest by night T12 adult child

Price From 85 44

Duration: 4 hours Summer: Departs Tue & Thu-Sat 7 p.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13); Winter: Departs Fri & Sat 7 p.m. (1 Feb 14 - 31 Mar 14)

THe pUSzTADrive to Kecskemet for a guided walking tour, continuing on to Lajosmizse for welcome drinks and a performance of the famous horsemen and a carriage ride through the Puszta. Conclude the day with a 3-course meal accompanied by gypsy music. Return to Budapest City Centre at end of tour.

the puszta T15 adult child

Price From 92 46

Duration: 8 hours, Departs Mon, Thu & Sat 9 a m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13); No tours are conducted in winter

bUdA CASTle dISTRICTCommence the tour at the Chain Bridge, pass by the Parliament building, cross the Danube on Margaret Bridge and drive over to Buda. Stop at the Castle District. On a short walking tour you are introduced to the main attractions of the area (Fishermen’s Bastion & Matthias Church). Next, drive to Gellért Hill (Citadel) from where you can enjoy a great view of the city. Return to the city where your tour ends.buda castle district T5 adult child

Price From 24 13

Duration: 2 hours, Summer: Departs daily 10 a m. & 2:30 p.m. (1 Apr - 31 Oct 13)Winter: Departs daily 10 a.m. & 2:30 p.m. (1 Jan 14 - 31 Mar 14)

dAy ToURS FRoM bUdApeST

Situated in the heart of Budapest, near the Váci utca. Modern hotel located near the shopping district. 123 rooms with private facilities.

pRIces FRoM $57 per person per night,

low season, twin share

65 rooms with private facilities are designed in Minimalist style. Each room is equipped mini bar, safe, LCD TV and phone. Internet.

Situated 700 metres from the Chain Bridge and St. Stephen’s Basilica. 366 elegant rooms with private facilities, cable TV and free Wi-Fi.

Located in the Budapest city centre, on the bank of the Danube, just minutes away from Budapest attractions such as the Parliament and the Buda Castle.

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Located in the centre of the financial & cultural district of the city, close to public transport. 126 modern rooms with private facilities and hairdryer.

Located on Pest side of the city in the Palace Quarter. All 80 rooms with private facilities feature flat-panel TV, minibar, safe & high-speed Internet access.

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pRIces FRoM $94 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $66 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $83 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $126 per person per night,

low season, twin share

pRIces FRoM $135 per person per night,

low season, twin share

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Booking Conditions1 goods and services tax – gstDoes not apply to overseas arrangements such as hotels, tours, hire cars but does apply to service fees charged in Australia, such as amendment and cancellation fees. Where applicable, GST is included in the prices quoted.

2 brochure ValidityThis brochure is valid from 1 April 2013 to 31 March 2014, except where indicated otherwise elsewhere in this brochure.

3 deposits and Final paymentsA non-refundable deposit, per adult, of A$165 for land-only bookings, A$330 for coach tours & rail packages, A$550 for Italian coach tours and A$440 for Air and Land packages, is payable at time of placing your booking. In the event where your booking request cannot be confirmed, we will refund your deposit in full. Final payment is due 45 days before your departure date from Australia. If we receive your booking request within 45-21 days prior to your departure, on confirmation we require final payment within seven working days. If your booking is placed within 21 days but no later then 10 working days from your departure date from Australia we require full payment in advance to confirm your booking. If payments are not received by the due date specified on your invoice your booking maybe repriced or cancelled. Late payments may also incur an urgent processing fee of A$33 per file.

4 single Room supplementSingle occupancy of a room by choice or circumstance is subject to the applicable supplement as charged by the service provider.

5 Individual Rail bookingsA minimum fee of A$33 per booking will be levied on all point-to-point European rail bookings, and seat reservations .

6 booking and amendment FeesPLEASE NOTE: Booking fees are applicable for one-night stays and when no accommodation has been booked with requested service. Prior to document issue: One change permitted without penalty (excludes airline, rail, cruise or other services where an amendment may be treated as a cancellation). Subsequent amendments will attract a fee of A$33 per file, per amendment. An amendment is a change to an existing booking and not a transfer to another tour, where cancellation fees may apply. Correct names: To avoid any possible inconvenience or denial of service, it is important that the booking name given to Holidays on Location is exactly as shown in your passport. Any name, initial or spelling change will incur an A$33 fee per change. After documentation is issued or finals have been paid, an A$44 fee for any change will be incurred.

7 late bookingsBookings made within 10 working days or less before departure from Australia will incur a charge of $33 per booking. Please note that certain products may incur late fees for bookings made later than 10 working days before departure, or may incur a higher fee. Late bookings will only be accepted when full payment is received by Holidays on Location at time of reservation.

8 unused servicesHolidays on Location does not authorise employees of overseas suppliers to promise refunds to clients.

9 InvoicesAll confirmed bookings will be issued with an invoice detailing all services booked. It is the responsibility of the booking agent to ensure that all details are correct and all related cancellation conditions are communicated and understood by the client.

10 cancellationsShould you or any member of your party be forced to cancel your travel arrangements you must advise your travel agent or Holidays on Location in writing.

The following charges (including GST where applicable) will apply;

If you cancel prior to 45 days before departure from confirmed arrangements detailed on your invoice the following deposits listed below will not be refundable nor can be credited to any other booking:

Accommodation & Sightseeing Services

A$165 per person

Coach Tours & Rail Packages A$330 per person

Air & Land Bookings A$440 per person

Italian Coach Tours A$550 per person

Cancellations within 45 days of departure: The specified non-refundable deposits as above plus any charges levied by hotels, rail services, ground operators, airlines and your Travel Agent, up to 100% of the total cost of travel arrangements, except Coach Tours, Hiking and Cycling Tours, Rail Packages, Point-to-Point Rail Tickets, Seat Reservations for Rail Travel, Rail Passes, Car Hire, Theatre and Concert Tickets, Airline Tickets where different terms and conditions apply.

product 60+ days

59-35 days

34-15 days

14-0 days

Coach Tours $330 30% 50% 100%

Hiking/Cycling $165 25% 50% 100%

Rail Packages $330 30% 50% 100%

Italian Coach Tours $550 30% 50% 100%

Point-to-Point Rail Tickets:Refunds where applicable, will be paid on a point-to-point rail ticket (except advance purchase tickets, where no refund applies once confirmed) provided the ticket is stamped as cancelled by any rail station in Europe, and is returned to our office prior to date of travel, in the original jacket of issue. Refunds and exchanges are subject to a minimum 20% cancellation fee.

Seat Reservations for Rail Travel:After issue of ticket, non-refundable.

Rail Passes:Refunds where applicable, will be paid if a Pass is returned to our office totally unused and unvalidated by a rail station, and in the original jacket of issue. This must be done before the first day of validity of the Pass, and within six months of the issue date. Refunds and exchanges are subject to a minimum 20% cancellation fee. Rail Passes cannot be refunded or reissued if lost or stolen.

Car Hire:Scale of Cancellation Charges. Note that no refund is possible after car pick-up.

72 hours prior

71-48 hours

47-24 hours

Within 24 hours

No fee 2 days rental

2-4 days rental

4 days plus *

*4 days rental charge plus any other charges imposed by the car hire company or the value of total rental, whichever, may apply.

Theatre and Concert Tickets:Non-refundable from date of order (full payment is required before placing the booking).

Airline Tickets:Airlines apply different Cancellation Conditions to airfares purchased in conjunction with land arrangements depending on time and reason of cancellation. Please ask your Travel Agent for details.

Important note: No refund will be made on any pre-booked hotels, apartments, villas, homestays, transfers, transport and museum cards, cultural tickets, pre-paid restaurant bookings, city transport cards, day tours (no show: no refund) or other travel not used for whatever reason. No refund will be available for cancellations after holiday package has commenced or in respect of any tours, accommodation, rail, meals or any other services not utilised.

11 Invoice errors & omissions (e&oe)The right is reserved to correct any errors in rates quoted or calculated for any service notwithstanding that the invoice may have been paid in full.

12 travel documentsAll travel documents (including hotel vouchers) should be handled by the passenger with the utmost care. In general, travel documents will be issued in Australia. In some instances, travel documents will be exchanged on arrival at an international airport, rail station or at check-in at the hotel. However, if the request for delivery (in case of a late booking) is instigated by Travel Agent or client, a private delivery fee of between A$33 and A$165 (GST inclusive) will apply, depending on the delivery address. No refund will be processed for unused vouchers. Lost or stolen or destroyed travel documents (rail, transport, theatre, concert, special events, museum, exhibit or sightseeing tickets) cannot be replaced or refunded. Note carefully: Principals will only accept an official Holidays on Location voucher or their own voucher validated by Holidays on Location.

13 extra servicesHolidays on Location and its associated representatives worldwide will not accept responsibility nor approve requests to pay for additional charges for extra services requested by clients and not included in our final invoice. It is your responsibility to settle these charges, if any, before departure including parking and other fines or fees incurred when a rental vehicle is used.

14 extra hotel nights or car Rental daysThe special rates shown are available only when booked and paid in advance of your departure from Australia. Should you wish to obtain extra nights or additional days car rental when overseas, the cost will be at the local rates and cannot be booked or paid through Holidays on Location.

15 costs not IncludedItineraries, packages and products do not include cost of travel from your home town to the city from which you are departing and the destination country you are travelling to overseas. You are also responsible for the cost of your passport, visas, airport taxes (where not specified to be included in the package), government and local authority charges where applicable, excess baggage costs, insurance and items of a personal nature such as telephone calls, laundry, taxis outside of regular transfers provided, postage and communication costs, drinks, room service or meals, unless specified.

16 changes to prices and ItinerariesSelling prices were calculated on exchange rates current as at 2nd January 2013. All costs are subject to change at any time by the principals and/or because of currency fluctuations. No surcharges in respect of cost or currency deterioration will be made once full payment for your arrangements has been received. This guarantee does not apply to any taxes, charges or levies imposed by any government or their agencies or to errors or omissions. In exchange for these guarantees, no refund will be made if costs are reduced. The range of products featured in this brochure are offered at the selling prices shown on each page but prices printed do not imply that similar products may or may not be available at a lower price if obtained direct, however, payment sent overseas by travellers is excluded from the protection provided by Travel Agent Licensing and the Travel Compensation Fund. If we are forced to change your booking or part of it for reasons beyond our control, for instance if a European rail service changes its timetable or a hotelier overbooks his hotel accommodation, we reserve the right to vary your itinerary and will give you, or cause to be given to you, notice of these changes and provide you with alternative products or services of a similar standard.

17 hotel descriptionsDescriptions featured are based on current international hotel guides and contractual agreements provided by the hotels and suppliers. Any facilities shown as included are subject to change at any time. Please note that air-conditioning is not a common standard in Europe.

18 Room and bedding guidePrices in this brochure are based on existing bedding in the room. Request for particular bedding arrangements must be made at the time of booking. A twin room can be either a room with two single beds or one double bed (either one double or two single mattresses). Triple room rates can apply to either a full-sized triple room built to take three beds or to a twin / double room with an extra roll-away bed. The provision of hotel rooms is on a Run-of-House basis, unless otherwise specified. Particular room types e.g. interconnecting, twin vs double, can be requested but cannot be guaranteed.

19 childrenCosts vary according to the number of adults, ages of children travelling together, and accommodation selected. We will be pleased to quote on the required arrangements.

20 specified Meal servicesMeal inclusions specified in accommodation packages are based on set menus offering a choice of meal options.

21 car RentalEach vehicle is supplied under the terms and conditions of the contractor. Rental inclusions will be detailed on the invoice we provide to your Travel Agent. Specific car types cannot be guaranteed. Rental vehicles cannot be taken into some European countries.

22 hotel check-in and Vehicle RentalsValidation of a current credit card will be required by the hotel and hire car companies on check-in/car pick-up. For certain hire car categories, 2 valid credit cards are required.

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touring services are available for these countries:Austria Belgium Canada Croatia Czech Rep. Denmark Finland France Germany Gibralta Greece Guernsey Hungary Iceland Ireland Isle of Man Italy Jersey Latvia Liechtenstein Luxembourg Malta Monaco Netherlands Norway Poland Slovenia Sweden Switzerland Turkey UK USA

Rail services Amtrak Britrail Eurail Eurostar Scanrail ViaRail Country Passes Global Passes Sector Tickets

23 tours, excursions & sightseeingThese are provided by motor coach (regular services) and include the services of a tour escort when indicated and/or local tourist guides whenever necessary. Both the tour escort and the local guides will conduct the tours in more than one language. The tour company reserves the right to make changes to the tour programme, without notice.

24 passports, Visas, Vaccinations and baggageYour Travel Agent will have full details of current requirements. Holidays on Location is not responsible for advising you of health, visa or passport requirements and is not liable for any loss or exposure incurred by your failure to comply with any such requirements.

25 pre-departure contactIt is essential that you supply us with a contact telephone number where you can be reached, within 24 hours prior to your departure from home.

26 special events, Festivals & trade FairsBookings which run-over special events, festivals and trade fairs, may incur higher prices and cancellation fees.

27 Maps and photographsMaps are shown for general information and may not necessarily reflect actual routing, location or services provided. Photographs show places in the geographic areas, but are not necessarily included in the itineraries or tours. Hotel room photographs may not be specific to the actual room occupied.

28 luggageThe luggage allowance for transfers from airport/rail station to city hotel by multi-stop shuttle service, private car or mini-van applicable is 1 suitcase per person, weighing not more than 30kgs, to be stored in the rack provided in the shuttle or the boot of the car. Oversize or additional pieces will not be carried by the booked transport vehicle. In such a case, alternate arrangements must be made locally with the driver, and any additional cost settled on-the-spot. If you are planning to take additional cases with you, please tell us, so that arrangements can be made and the additional fees settled in advance. Holidays on Location will not accept billings beyond the contracted services.

29 travel InsuranceWe strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance against loss of deposit and other cancellation charges, baggage and medical expenses.

30 booking arrangementsAll booking arrangements are to be made through your Travel Agent and the person making the booking shall be deemed to have accepted the Booking Conditions on behalf of all persons named in the booking. The contract will be governed by and subject to the Booking Conditions and to the general information contained in this brochure. No variation to the Booking Conditions shall be of any effect unless made in writing and with the authority of the directors of Holidays on Location. All communications from us will be sent to your Travel Agent. Your Travel Agent shall, on receipt of any monies, hold such monies for each and every person named in the booking until that booking is confirmed at which time, those monies shall be remitted to us.

31 about costsFor each product or package in Holidays on Location 2013-14 brochures and web pages, included in the selling price are charges to cover costs of research, reservations from travel agents in Australia and from Australia to Europe, postage, courier charges, facsimile, telephone, bank charges, currency transfers, documentation, itinerary preparation, brochure production, printing, brochure distribution, advertising and remuneration to Travel Agents. No break-up of costs is supplied. Receipt of your deposit signifies your acceptance of these normal commercial costs and reservation fees paid to our overseas associates.

32 consumer protectionHolidays on Location is a registered brand name used by Majestic International Travel Service Pty Ltd which holds a Travel Agent’s Licence (30186), is a member of the Travel Compensation Fund, keeps all client monies in a separate bank account, and is a member of ASTA, the American Society of Travel Agents and AFTA, the Australian Federation of Travel Agents. All monies received by Holidays on Location are, as required by law, deposited on your behalf into a trust account as client monies in the name of Holidays on Location with the National Australia Bank, our bankers. We will be entitled to keep any interest earned on such monies. It is a condition of confirmation of your booking and acceptance of your deposit in respect of your booking that all monies paid by you to us through your Travel Agent whether by way of a deposit or otherwise in respect of your booking, may be disbursed by us, as and when we see fit or in respect of the services to be provided or fees payable relating to your booking and the payment of a deposit or otherwise for your booking shall be deemed to be a direction to disburse such monies aforesaid.

33 our ResponsibilityHolidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, give notice that they act as booking agents only for the persons or companies providing products and/or services and all receipts, tickets, voucher coupons or exchange orders are issued subject to the terms and conditions of such products and/or services. Holidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, do not accept any responsibility for loss or injury to persons or property whether by negligence or misadventure by the principal contracted to provide the products and/or services.

Holidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, are not liable for any delays, omissions, irregularities, illness, injuries, strikes, civil disturbances, wars, quarantines, floods or force majeure interfering with, altering, or adding to the cost of the products and/or services booked. Holidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, are not liable for any dissatisfaction the client may have with persons or companies providing or offering the products and/or services. The above exclusions of liability are subject to any statutory liability which may not be excluded by law. Holidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, do their best to make sure your arrangements are as agreed, however cannot represent or guarantee the standard, class or fitness for purpose of the product and or service.

Holidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, only accept liability for, and only to the extent of, any loss or damage sustained as a result of its negligence or that of its employees. We are not liable for any act or omission or default, whether negligent or otherwise, of airlines, coach operators, shipping and rail companies, hoteliers or other persons providing products and/or services in connection with the product and/or services pursuant to a contract between them and yourselves and over whom we have no direct and exclusive control.

Holidays on Location and/or its associated companies or agents, are not liable in contract or in tort (actionable wrong) for any injury, damage, loss, delay, additional expenses or inconvenience caused directly or indirectly by force majeure or other events which are beyond our control, or which are not preventable by reasonable diligence on our part including, but not limited to war, civil disturbance, fire, floods, unusually severe weather, acts of God, acts of Government of any other authorities, accidents to or failure of machinery or equipment or industrial action (whether or not involving our employees and even through such action may be settled by agreeing to demands of a labour group).

33 our Responsibility (cont.)It is the responsibility of the passenger to ensure that he or she is in possession of the proper travel documents and that they are in compliance with the current government and transport companies’ regulations. The right is reserved to modify the itinerary in any way considered necessary or desirable or to change any reservation, and/or means of conveyance, without notice and for any reason whatsoever. The right is also reserved to cancel or withdraw any tour, or any booking made for a passenger, or to decline to accept or retain any person as a member of a tour, for any reason whatsoever. No refunds can be made in respect of accommodation and meals not utilised and under no circumstances can refunds be authorised for tours and sightseeing excursions not undertaken.

34 consumer claimsAttempts should be made in the first instance to rectify any difficulties directly with the hotel management, our local representative or supplier. Should any difficulties not be resolved as they occur and you wish to lodge a claim, this must be made in writing with supporting documentation within 30 days of your return to Australia. The claim should be lodged through your Travel Agent.

35 law of contractThe Terms and Conditions published herein are governed by the laws of the State of Victoria, Australia, except when federal or other legislation takes precedence.

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Tel: +61 3 9851 8747 | Fax: +61 3 9851 8720 | [email protected] | www.holidaysonlocation.com

T/A Licence 30186 | ABN 52 005 586 121

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