Arrive in Vienna at 23:00 on August 28th and check into your hotel. Take some time to rest and prepare for the adventure ahead.
In the morning of August 29th, rent a car and embark on your journey to explore the charming villages and lakes of West Austria. Drive from Vienna to Lake Wolfgang (approx. 3 hours) and spend the day enjoying the scenic beauty and leisure activities the lake offers. Visit the picturesque village of St. Wolfgang and take a boat ride on the lake (cost: boat ride €20 per person).
On August 30th, drive from Lake Wolfgang to the enchanting village of Hallstatt (approx. 1.5 hours). Explore the idyllic streets, visit the Hallstatt Salt Mine (cost: €36 per person), and take a boat ride on Lake Hallstatt (cost: €15 per person). Spend the night in Hallstatt.
On August 31st, drive from Hallstatt to the picturesque town of Zell am See (approx. 2 hours). Explore the charming streets, rent bikes for a ride around Lake Zell (cost: bike rental €15 per person), and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Spend the night in Zell am See.
On September 1st, return the car in the morning and travel back to Vienna (approx. 4 hours). Explore the historical and cultural attractions of Vienna, such as Schönbrunn Palace (cost: €16.50 per person) and St. Stephen's Cathedral. Enjoy a traditional Viennese dinner at a kosher restaurant (cost: varying prices) in the evening.
September 2nd is dedicated to exploring Vienna's Jewish heritage. Visit the Jewish Museum (cost: €12 per person), the Jewish Quarter, and the Stadttempel Synagogue. Learn about the rich history and contributions of the Jewish community in Vienna.
September 3rd and 4th are perfect for some shopping and outlet hunting. Visit the Orben Platz shopping district and find great deals at outlet stores like SCS Vienna (cost: depending on your purchases). Enjoy a final meal at a kosher restaurant and prepare for your departure on September 4th at 14:30.
While exploring West Austria, make sure to stop by the picturesque village of St. Gilgen, known for its stunning views and charming atmosphere. Another hidden gem is the village of Fuschl am See, where you can enjoy a leisurely lakeside stroll and visit the Fuschl Castle. Locals also love the small village of Bad Ischl, famous for its thermal baths and historic buildings.
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