Today you’ll set out on an e-bike ride through the alpine landscape surrounding Seefeld. Follow scenic paths toward Mittenwald, a charming Bavarian village known for its brightly painted houses and long tradition of violin making. While in town, visit the Geigenbaumuseum to learn about the centuries-old craft of violin building, then spend some time wandering Mittenwald’s streets, where small shops, cafés, and mountain views give the village its distinctive character.

In the afternoon, cycle back to Seefeld through the Leutasch Valley, passing clear rivers, open meadows, and dramatic peaks along the way. Once back at the hotel, enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure to relax and take advantage of the hotel’s facilities.

Depart Seefeld and travel by private shuttle to Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol. Surrounded by steep alpine peaks, the city blends imperial history with a lively mountain atmosphere.

Upon arrival, join your guide for a walking tour of the Old Town. See landmarks such as the Golden Roof, the former imperial Hofburg Palace, and the baroque Cathedral of St. James. After the tour, enjoy time to explore the historic center on your own before sitting down for lunch at a local restaurant serving traditional Tyrolean dishes.

In the afternoon, continue east through the Alps to Salzburg. Once you arrive, the rest of the evening is at leisure to begin exploring Mozart’s hometown at your own pace.

Set out to explore Salzburg, a city known for its music, baroque architecture, and well-preserved historic center. Begin with a guided walking tour through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, where narrow cobbled streets connect elegant squares, churches, and landmarks such as Mozart’s birthplace and Residenzplatz.

Continue up to Hohensalzburg Fortress, one of the largest and best-preserved medieval castles in Europe. From its hilltop setting, take in sweeping views over the city and surrounding mountains while learning about Salzburg’s long history.

In the evening, you’ll attend a classical concert at Schloss Mirabell, where Mozart’s works are performed in the elegant Marble Hall, once used for royal celebrations.

Enjoy a full day at leisure in Salzburg, giving you the flexibility to explore the city and its surroundings at your own pace.

You might choose to join a private Sound of Music tour, which begins at Schloss Mirabell and travels through the landscapes of the Salzburgerland, visiting several well-known filming locations set among alpine lakes and mountain scenery.

Alternatively, take a ferry cruise on the Salzach River for a different perspective of Salzburg’s baroque skyline. Or simply opt to wander the Old Town’s streets with its boutique stores and sidewalk cafés, perhaps stopping at Konditorei Fürst, the original home of the famous Mozartkugel chocolate. For a taste of local life, consider visiting one of Salzburg’s traditional breweries and enjoying a beer in the city’s relaxed, gemütlich atmosphere.

Depart Salzburg this morning and travel east toward the Danube with your private driver. Your first stop is Melk Abbey, an impressive Baroque complex set high above the river. Explore its grand halls, ornate church, and historic library while learning about the abbey’s centuries-long role in the region.

From Melk, switch to an e-bike and begin a scenic ride through the Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its vineyards, small villages, and medieval ruins. Following paths along the Danube, you’ll pass apricot orchards, church spires, and hillside castles that define this stretch of the river.

After the ride, meet your driver and continue on to Vienna, where the final chapter of your trip begins.

Meet your private guide and driver for a full day exploring Vienna. The tour combines both driving and walking, allowing you to experience the city’s major landmarks in a single day.

Begin in the historic center, where pedestrian streets lead to St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Gothic heart of Vienna, and the nearby Hofburg Palace, once the seat of the Habsburg dynasty. Later, visit Schönbrunn Palace, the former imperial summer residence and one of Austria’s most visited sites, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Along the way, enjoy a traditional Viennese lunch and pause at one of the city’s classic cafés for coffee and cake, an essential part of Vienna’s cultural life.

Enjoy a full day at leisure in Vienna, giving you time to explore the city at your own pace. If you’re interested in local cuisine, you might join a cooking class to learn how to prepare Kaiserschmarrn, a classic Austrian dessert once favored by Empress Sisi, or take a guided food tour through the lively Naschmarkt, one of the city’s best-known markets.

Vienna also offers an outstanding collection of museums, many of which can be visited independently or with a private guide. If shopping is more appealing, Mariahilfer Strasse is lined with boutiques and larger stores.

In the evening, consider marking the end of your journey with a special farewell dinner, perhaps at a traditional Heuriger wine tavern or a cozy Viennese Beisl, where local dishes and regional wines take center stage.

Say goodbye to Austria and head to the airport to catch your departing flight.