The palace was constructed by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich as a symbol of everlasting love. With its imposing marble hall, Mirabell Palace is a very popular venue for wedding ceremonies. Furthermore, the offices of the mayor of Salzburg are based in the Mirabell Palace today.

Hellbrunn is a veritable jewel, located South of the festival city of Salzburg. Hellbrunn Palace is embedded in an impressive complex of artificial parkland and natural biotopes. The water games and trick fountains are a unique experience!

This beer experience is truly a multisensory one! Stiegl Brauwelt promises the most exciting beer exhibition, traditional culinary delicacies and a brewery shop - be assured, a visit to the Stiegl Brauwelt lets every beer lovers' heart beat faster.

Kufstein Fortress is situated on the fortress mountain, above the town of Kufstein on an approximately 90m high cliff. The medieval fortress is reachable with an inclined elevator. Visitors can enjoy exhibitions at the Fortress and Local History Museum, as well as at the former Cell Wing at the Kaiser Tower and the Bürgertower Museum.

In the course of a panoramic city tour, you will pass by Innsbruck's most beautiful and interesting streets. Furthermore, you will admire attractions such as the famous Triumph Gate, the Imperial Palace, the Imperial Chapel, the City Tower and many more.

Archduke Ferdinand II had the magnificent castle built for his wife Philippine. At the same time, Ferdinand II also housed his noble art collections at Ambras palace. One can admire impressive parade armour, historical curiosities such as the oldest painting of Dracula, the Spanish Hall, which belongs to the most beautiful Renaissance halls worldwide and the famous Habsburg portrait gallery.

This city walk takes you through the picturesque alleys of the old town of Innsbruck. Passing by the golden roof you will continue to the Innsbruck Imperial Palace with the Imperial Court Church, the city tower and St. James's Cathedral. Let yourself be enchanted by the Baroque showrooms and the Imperial Apartments.

Neuschwanstein Castle, the former residence of the "fairytale-king" Ludwig II., is one of the most visited castles in Europe. Neuschwanstein Castle was built in 1869 as an idealized notion of a knight's castle for King Ludwig II. During the summer months, more than 6,000 visitors crowd through the impressive premises of the castle daily.

Linderhof Palace, owned by the Bavarian King Ludwig II - just like Neuschwanstein Castle - was built between 1870 and 1886, replacing the so-called King-cottage of Ludwig II's father Max II. Linderhof Palace was finalized during King Ludwig II's lifetime and henceforward was regarded as his favourite palace. Today, both the palace as well as the gardens can be visited.

The Munich Residenz, the former royal palace of the Bavarian monarchs, is located in the heart of Munich and thus is the perfect start for your tour. An extensive tour through the impressive premises includes visits to the Residence museum itself, the Treasury as well as the Cuvilliés-Theater and the Allerheiligen-Hofkirche. The final part of your tour will be a walking tour of the old town of Munich with its multitude of shops, markets and always busy beer halls. In the course of your walking tour, you will pass by the most famous attractions such as the Cathedral Church of her Old Lady, the Odeonsquare, the Pinakotheken as well as the Marienplatz.