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Salzburg and Surroundings

Salzburg and Surroundings

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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide The birthplace of Mozart and everyone's Sound of Music fantasies Salzburg is a Baroque jewel of a town. It's also the springboard for lots of alpine fun from thrilling summer bobsledding, to idyllic boat rides in the Salzkammergut lake district, to exploring the delightful romantic town of Hallstatt. 2006 Rick Steves' Europe
Date: 2020-08-09

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Last summer, I sat in a Vienna music hall, listened to Mozart's music being played by a 6 piece ensemble. No speakers, perfect acoustics. One of the most moving events of my life. I ran through the covered arch where Julie Andrews ran. I played on the stairs at Mirabelle Gardens. It was a wonderful trip! And I'd love to go back again someday!
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Maybe you rich people consider their food cheap But I found their portions and prices wayyyyyy over priced! You stated the same thing in your Munich video. i keep hearing cheap food from you and this has made me lose all confidence in your credibility!
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I wonder how much cellophane they use to keep it clean. This is the official place to make romantic love stories. Mozart had it easy - if I lived in Salz I too would have written a lot of music. Great vid Rick.
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Mozart was such a genius. Did you all know that he wrote his first piece at the age of five, performed before two imperial courts by six, and then composed his first symphony by eight? Gosh, were did he come from!
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We visited Salzburg 1993 went Mozarts home Museum we toured all over Europe started from London to Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, Venice, Rome, Florence, Lucerne, Geneva, and last but not least Paris.
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Are the beer steins in the beer gardens not washed by the establishment? Rick just gives his a quick rinse but surely it needs to be cleaned more thoroughly than that! Thoughts from a COVID-19 world.
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Don't go to Hallstatt. You'll find it PACKED with Chinese. But I mean PACKED.
Since some famous Chinese figure was naming this place it got destroyed instantly.

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I feel like travelling with a tour guide beside me. Awesome. Thank you for sharing these in you tube. Salute to you Mr. RICK Steve.
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