Salzburg
Salzburg

LEISURE PROGRAMS

The perfect completion to your German course:

Facultative activities with inlingua

Once a week inlingua Salzburg offers to its course participants situational lessons of about 3 lesson hours in the afternoons or evenings. The programs are selected from the highlights of the month. Participation is facultative and for free for students of inlingua (extras: entrance fees, tickets for concerts, etc.)

Examples:

Date Program Meeting Place and
Fees in Euro/Person
Sunday, 1 May Special tip (without a teacher):
'Raising the May-Tree'
From 10.00 am
Hotel Gersbergalm
Fees: Consumation
(Traditional meals in the Restaurant)
Thursday, 5 May Open Air Museum Großgmain
Presentation of traditional old crafts
and old farm houses
14.00 at inlingua
Entrance fee: from € 3
Saturday, 8 May Special tip (without a teacher):
Salzkammergut - Lakes and Mountains-Tour
by bus, duration: about 4 hours
Pick-up at your place
Fee: from € 35
Wednesday, 11 May Visit of the Hellbrunn Castle and
its Watergardens
14.00 at inlingua
Entrance fee: from € 7.50
Sunday, 15 May Special tip (without a teacher):
Golf Trial Lesson
Duration: about 1 hour
(Map available in the office)
Fee: for free
Tuesday, 17 May 'Stiegl' Brewery
Visit to the Beer Museum with
a special snack: 'Bierjause'
15.30 at inlingua
Entrance: for free
Saturday, 21 May Special tip (without a teacher):
River Rafting
Duration: about 4-5 hours
Pick-up at your place
Fee: from € 45
Thursday, 26 May Marionette Theatre
'The Magic Flute' from W.A. Mozart
18.30 pm at inlingua
Fee: from € 22
Saturday, 28 May Special tip (without a teacher):
'Sound of Music'-Bike-Tour with a guide
Duration: about 2 hours
Pick-up at your place
Fee: from € 18
Tuesday, 31 May City Cruise Tour on the river Salzach
and stop at one of the oldest coffee-houses
of the City to taste the wonderful sweet
creations of Austria.
15.00 at inlingua
Fee for the cruise: from € 8

Other Activities for your personal choice:

A Sporting Paradise

Sports are really important in Salzburg. Whether golf, riding, tennis, hang- or paragliding, swimming, sailing or windsurfing, parachuting, mountain climbing, skiing, snowboarding or mountain biking - Salzburg and the surrounding area offer something for everyone.

For detailed info please have a look at the ‚Links', e.g.:www.canadierclub.at

Music, Culture and Traditions

Known around the world as a center of art and culture, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's native city has much more to offer than just the Mozart Week (End of January), the Easter Festival, Whitsun concerts, the world famous 'Summer Festival (July and August), the Jazz Festival (Autumn) and the 'Advent Singing' (December).

Traditional Events:

The ‚Glöcklerlauf' (January), elegant balls and funny Carnival Parties (November to February), raising the May-Tree (‚Maibaum Aufstellen': begin of May), Ruperti-Festival (September) and the Christmas Markets and - celebrations (December).

Excursions - In the heart of Europe

Those wishing to take day-trips to the lake region of the Salzkammergut and take in the beauty to be found in the countryside of Salzburg would find the city of Salzburg the ideal point of departure.

150 km to Innsbruck or Linz and 310 km to Vienna, 130 km to Munich/Germany, 380 km to Praha/Czech Republic, 440 km to Zürich/Switzerland, 520 km to Milan/Italy, 950 km to Paris/France.