Girls Trip 3.0 Day 6: Salzburg

Tuesday, March 14: Sound of Music and Salt Mines Tour

We arrived in Salzburg late Monday night. Our hotel was within walking distance from the train station. At first glance, we were not excited for being in Salzburg and were missing Munich already. There were a lot, and I mean a lot, of taxi drivers waiting outside the Salzburg station and the neighborhood we walked through wasn't the greatest, but our hotel was super cute!!! The floor we stayed on was Sound of Music theme. We struggled to find a place to eat that was still open and found a cute little place near the train station. It was ok, not great, but not terrible. 

Our hotel

Our room with 3 single beds

late night meal at Johoann's

 market in the train station

 Breakfast on Tuesday

 Waling to Mirabell Gardens to catch our Sound of Music Tour. It was about a 20 minute walk. There were no trains within that area, so we did a lot of walking that day.

 Sound of Music tour

 The church from the movie is in a little town called Monsee. It was so cute and we had the BEST ham and cheese sandwiches at a little restaurant there.

 recreating scenes from The Sound of Music :)

 the scariest slide EVER!!!!Felicia went down first and she literally flew off it, injuring her arm. I don't know why we didn't just stop there, but instead I felt the need to go down and despite trying to slow myself down, I also flew off the end. Cyndy was smart and went last and basically used her hands and feet to make her go down at a snails pace and she managed to somehow not fall off:) It was the funniest moment of our whole trip. You could hear us laughing all the was across the Mirabell gardens

 

Hitler's Eagles Nest on our way to the Salt Mines

 We stopped at a little town after the salt mines. Walked around, had gelato and found the most beautiful cemetery.

 That night we rushed from our tour to the hotel to change and then basically ran back to our Mozart dinner concert that night. It was in the oldest resteraunt in Europe, est in 803!!! The building was beautiful, music was fun and as always, the company was amazing. My only complaint is that the performers didn't do their hair to match the time, their outfits were great but I wish they had worn wigs or something.

 After the concert we walked to find Mozart's house. My phone was acting up and took us the long way around Salzburg, but we eventually found it and got to see the beautiful city at night.They have so many beautiful fountains, but unfortunately they were all covered for the winter.