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Shared Tour: Sound of Music Morning Tour


Shared Tour: Sound of Music Morning Tour

Relive with us the making of the "Sound of Music" in and around Salzburg. The tour, which has been Salzburg's most popular tour since 1967, is a combination of both historical Salzburg and the breathtaking Lakes and Mountains area. You will see many of the film locations from the movie and hear not only background stories of the movie, but also the history and culture of the region. Find out whether the hills of Salzburg truly are alive with the 'Sound of Music' as you listen to the original movie soundtrack along the way.
The route of the tour includes:
Mirabell Gardens: Shown in many scenes including where Maria and the children sang 'Do-Re-Mi'.
The Gazebo: Where Rolf and Liesl sang ‘Sixteen Going on Seventeen’ and Maria and the Baron sang 'Something Good'.
Palace of Leopoldskron: This historical palace and its ground provided many filming locations including the lake where the boating scene took place.
Nonnberg Abbey: This historical abbey was used both in the movie and the true story. In real life Maria and the Baron where married here in 1927.
St. Gilgen/Lake Wolfgang: This picturesque area was featured in the opening sequence of the movie. The village of St. Gilgen is situated directly across from the famous Schafberg Mountain.
Church of Mondsee: The Sound of Music Wedding Church. This historical church of Mondsee was the location of the movie wedding between Maria and the Baron.

This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.

Duration:
Approximately 4 hours

Meeting Point:
Mirabellplatz 2

Ending Point:
Mirabellplatz

Departures:
Departs daily at 9:00am and 1:45pm

Not Included:
Meals, gratuities, transportation to/from hotel

Additional Information:
Tour guides are multi-lingual and the tour may be conducted in other languages as well as in English.
Disclaimer: Character names and the titles of movies and television shows referenced above are the trademarks of their respective owners. They are used to describe the tour’s features or locations and are not related in any way to Europe Express.

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