6 Nights of Austrian Skiing Highlights
Salzburg Soelden Vienna
Price Per Person
Starting at TWD 92,000
Category
Austria's Sölden ski resort boasts two glacier ski areas, magnificent snowy vistas above 3,000 meters, and diverse slopes. Not only is the snow condition reliable, but the prices are also significantly more affordable than those of Swiss and French resorts. For experienced skiers, Sölden offers challenging runs and a highly efficient lift system. For non-skiing companions, there is an abundance of experiences, including hot springs, snowshoeing, sledding, panoramic viewing platforms, and the 007 theme exhibition.
Train
- Austria Train Pass: Flexi Pass, 3 Days in First Class.
- Vienna Airport (Flughafen Wien) – Salzburg
- Salzburg – Ötztal
- Ötztal – Salzburg
- Salzburg – Vienna Main Station (Wien Hbf)
- Vienna Main Station (Wien Hbf) – Vienna Airport (Flughafen Wien)
- Lounge Access: ÖBB Lounges (Salzburg, Vienna Main Station).
- Additional: Manual ticket issuance service fee.
Hotel
- Salzburg: 1 night
- Sölden: 4 nights
- Vienna: 1 night
- 4-Star Selection with Breakfast
Ski & Transfers
- Private Transfer: Round-trip private transfer between Ötztal Train Station and Sölden accommodation.
- Ski Pass: Sölden Ski Pass (3-Day Voucher).
Others
- Personalized Itinerary Booklet
- Travel Insurance (Limited to flights departing from Taiwan):
- Travel Accident Insurance: TWD 3 Million
- Accidental Medical Expenses (Actual Reimbursement): TWD 1.5 Million
- Emergency Assistance: TWD 1 Million
- Tour Operator Liability Insurance (Limited to flights departing from Taiwan):
- Accident Coverage: TWD 5 Million
- Medical Coverage: TWD 200,000
- Travel Inconvenience Insurance: Comprehensive Personal Overseas Travel Inconvenience Insurance (Anda Insurance - covering flight delays, baggage delays, etc.).
- Mobile Connectivity: Orange SIM Card (20GB data for 30 days).
Trip Rules
- Price per Person for Two People Traveling Together: TWD 92,000+
- Applicable Period: 2025-2026 Ski Season (Subject to the actual operating schedules of hotels and trains.)
- Should hotel room rates be adjusted due to exhibition periods or peak seasons, the actual booking price will prevail.
- In the event of train maintenance or suspension of service, the itinerary will require adjustments. Please consult your travel advisor for details.
- Price Excludes: Passport fees, visa fees, train sleeper berth fees, and hotel city tax.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival in Austria / Overnight in Salzburg
Your Austrian adventure begins upon arrival in Vienna! From the airport, take a comfortable direct train which seamlessly transports you to Salzburg in approximately 2 hours and 51 minutes. Settle in, soak up the historic city atmosphere, and begin adjusting to the local time zone.
As time is limited on your arrival day, we suggest focusing on these key cultural experiences:
Hohensalzburg Fortress – A Panoramic Sunset View
- Ride the funicular railway to the summit of this magnificent fortress.
- From the top, you can gaze upon the entire Old Town and the surrounding Alps mountain range.
Special Recommendation: Visit during sunset for an unforgettable, golden-hour spectacle.
Mozart’s Birthplace & Getreidegasse Stroll
- Tour the museum at Mozart’s Birthplace to trace the early years of the famous composer.
- Wander through the Getreidegasse (Old Town Lane), a quintessential European street where you can admire the unique wrought-iron guild signs and centuries-old architecture.
- Treat yourself to a slice of traditional apple strudel at a charming local café.
Salzburg Hohensalzburg Fortress
Perched majestically atop Festungsberg Hill, Hohensalzburg Fortress is the most prominent landmark on the Salzburg skyline, and one of the largest and best-preserved medieval castles in Central Europe. Take the funicular up to the summit to overlook the entire Old Town and the surrounding Alps. It is especially recommended to visit during sunset for an unforgettable view.
Salzburg Mozart’s Birthplace
Salzburg is more than just a mountain city; it is the birthplace of the musical prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The distinct yellow building on Getreidegasse (Grain Lane) is the former residence of the Mozart family. It was here that Mozart spent his childhood and youth, and composed many of his earliest works.
Day 2 Journey to the Ski Mecca Sölden / Overnight in Sölden
Today, the mountains beckon! Prepare for a scenic transition from Salzburg’s cultural charm to the alpine thrills of Tyrol.
The Scenic Rail Journey : Embark on a breathtaking 2-hour and 15-minute train ride from Salzburg into the Ötztal Valley (Ötztal).
- Do not sleep! The entire train route passes through the spectacular Tyrolean snowscape. Keep your camera ready as you glide past dramatic mountains, pristine forests, and charming villages blanketed in white.
- Seamless Arrival: Upon reaching Ötztal station, you will take a pre-arranged shuttle transfer directly to your accommodation in the world-renowned ski resort of Sölden.
Solden Accommodation Guide
Sölden is the undisputed top tourist destination in the Tyrol region, nestled deep within the majestic Austrian Alps. It proudly stands as one of Austria's most sought-after and popular ski resorts!
Solden die berge Lifestyle Hotel Solden
This is a hotel focused on modern lifestyle, seamlessly blending minimalist design, natural wood elements, and the rustic charm of the Alps. Situated in the heart of Sölden, its location is superb—just steps away from the Giggijoch cable car station—making it the ideal base for passionate ski enthusiasts.
Solden VAYA Sölden Fine Living Resort
This luxury resort seamlessly blends traditional Alpine architecture with modern design. Offering various room types, including spacious apartments ideal for families, the resort is conveniently located near the main cable car stations, guaranteeing easy access to the slopes and Sölden's nightlife.
Solden The Secret Sölden
Opened in 2021, this stylish design hotel was conceived to offer a distinct, private, and fashion-forward luxury vacation experience. The hotel stands out with its unique architectural exterior, elegant interior design, and meticulous attention to detail. Furthermore, it boasts the breathtaking "THE SKY SPA," where guests can indulge in luxurious wellness and spa treatments high up in the mountains.
Days 3-5 Three Days of Alpine Thrills
Conquer the Slopes of Sölden – BIG3 Ski Area
This is the core of your Austrian adventure! Sölden offers 144 km of perfectly groomed pistes and features the spectacular BIG3: three skiable peaks over 3,000 meters high.
If you have a skiing foundation but have never tackled glacier runs or vast Alpine resorts, we strongly recommend booking a half-day private instructor session on your first morning.
- Language: Lessons are primarily conducted in English, with German and Dutch options often available. Japanese and Chinese instructors are less common.
Key Benefits of Private Coaching :
- Area Orientation: Quickly familiarize yourself with Sölden's three main ski areas: Giggijoch, Gaislachkogl (including 007 Elements), and the Glacier Area.
- Skill Adaptation: Learn expert techniques for handling hard-pack snow, navigating long descents, and mastering the efficient European lift system.
- Insider Tips: Your instructor will provide personalized recommendations for the best ski routes tailored to your level and suggest ideal mid-mountain lunch stops.
Your Ski Pass & Area Guide
Inclusions: Your itinerary includes a 3-Day All-Area Ski Pass, granting you unrestricted access to the entire Sölden resort.
Giggijoch Area: The Warm-up & Views
- Best for: Warm-up runs and beginners. This area offers wide, gentle blue slopes perfect for finding your rhythm.
- Must-See Stops: Head to the summit restaurant or the coffee station near the Area 47 Snowpark—both are excellent spots for photography and soaking up the lively ski atmosphere.
Gaislachkogl & Glacier Area: High-Altitude Exploration
- The Ascent: Take the Gaislachkoglbahn gondola to connect directly to the Rettenbach & Tiefenbach Glaciers.
Lunch with a View :
- Annemaries Hühnersteign: Enjoy a delicious mid-day meal right next to the Glacier Blue Piste 30.
- ice Q Restaurant: Indulge in exquisite gourmet dining at this stunning high-altitude location, famed for its breathtaking views (and as a filming location for James Bond's Spectre).
- Photo Op: Don't miss the BIG3 Sky Walk, a spectacular free-hanging platform perfect for high-altitude photographs.
Essential Mountain Tips
- Be Prepared: Please download the Sölden Piste Map App to check real-time area openings and piste difficulty ratings.
- Flexibility is Key: Areas may be temporarily closed due to poor snow conditions or strong winds. Be ready to adjust your plan dynamically based on the daily reports.
Sölden Ski Resort
Sölden : Home to the BIG3 glacier peaks, offering Austria's longest season (Sept–May) and largest vertical drop. Must-visit 007 ELEMENTS museum and Ice Q restaurant—the iconic filming location for the James Bond movie Spectre. Experience the renowned, vibrant Après Ski scene to cap off your alpine adventure.
Day 6 Return to Vienna – Culture and City Chic
Today marks your return from the snow-sure slopes of Sölden to the grandeur of the Austrian capital, Vienna.
Effortless Transfer: Begin with a pre-arranged private shuttle from your Sölden accommodation to the Ötztal train station.
Direct Rail Journey: Board the high-speed direct train for a comfortable and efficient 4-hour and 44-minute journey, delivering you right to Vienna Central Station (Wien Hauptbahnhof).
Upon arrival, check into your Vienna accommodation. The afternoon is dedicated to exploring Vienna's celebrated shopping districts, perfect for finding unique European designs or delightful edible souvenirs.
Central Hubs: Start near Wien Mitte / Stephansplatz, where high-end boutiques blend with quaint, characteristic shops.
Recommended Shopping Streets:
- Mariahilfer Straße: Vienna's longest and busiest shopping boulevard, ideal for major European brands and department stores.
- Kohlmarkt: The epitome of Viennese luxury, featuring flagship stores of international designer brands and exquisite confectionaries.
Evening: Vienna’s Musical Heartbeat
No visit to Vienna is complete without immersing yourself in its legendary music scene.
Golden Hall (Musikverein) or State Opera (Staatsoper): Elevate your evening by adding an optional visit or performance.
If time is tight, you can arrange a short guided tour or attend a quick, standing-room performance (where available) at these iconic venues.
If your schedule allows, secure tickets for a full-length classical concert or opera performance to truly experience the captivating musical charm of Vienna.
