#tripaway There's no doubt #Hallstatt is stunningly beautiful - from every angle.I'm just glad I managed to squeeze a trip in now, because I've never had the desire to go due to it being the epicentre of crowds. I'd love nothing more as a travel expert, than to re-wire the tourism of Hallstatt. While pristine and wonderful in nature, the town feels like a museum piece and caricature of Austrian culture, when Austria is so much more #tripaway

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Hallstatt to me is the most beautiful part of our Eurotrip! It is a fairytale 🧚‍♀️ village accessible from Salzburg or even Vienna by trai or buses. The town is quite small, you can walk around in one day. You can also take rent a boat and have some romantic time with your loved one 💕 #happynewyear

We decided to never stop exploring, even if we are forced to leave our comfort zone sometimes! And it's definitly because of places like this. A cute small village.

The cemetery now has become a tourist attractions. Reflects the local people to respect and take good care of life.

Had a lovely visit to the salt mines on the second day in Hallstatt. The wooden slide in the salt mines was the best and fatanstic part which really worth a visit.

Hallstatt is a majestic place! It is definitely the real definition of a fairy tale village. It is located in Austria, best reach from Salzburg or Vienna for convenient transports. This is a traditional village that you can walk around for all day without getting bored! The highlight of this place I think is that you can rent your own boat, which you will drive by yourself around the lake, to enjoy the beautiful view! It is unbelievable how this place is really amazing, probably the most beautiful village in Europe. #HalloTrip

Hallstatt - the fairy tale world was originally existed Hallstatt This town is known as salt mines. Since 900 BC, Hallstatt began mining salt mines. Now, there is the oldest salt pit in the world, and there is still a salt mine in operation and open to visitors. Take the cable car up the mountain, take the cable car to the car station parking lot, there are humanoid signs all the way, very good to find, we buy the cable car round-trip + salt mine joint ticket h if not driving Come here, usually by train to Hallstatt, the train station is on the east bank of Hallstattter See, Traun, the exit is the dockside, and the ferry is changed, 2.2Eur once. The timetable for the ferry boat is fixed in accordance with the time of arrival of the train. Under normal circumstances, the captain of the ferry will wait for the train to drive off and the passengers to board the ship before boarding.

Gasthof Zauner, a century-old restaurant in the small town of Hallstatt, has a local speciality of salmon dishes. The environment of the restaurant is very beautiful. During the process of serving, we took a lot of photos~ baked squid. The fish is taken from Lake Hallstatt. It is crispy and tender, with delicious meat and fat. Not too greasy, the fish has no strange muddy taste and tastes great. Dessert is an apple pie. For me who doesn't like sweets, I feel that the taste is fairly average.