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Pinzgaubahn Railway

First opened in 1898 after royal approval from Emperor Franz Josef I, this narrow-gauge railway follows the Salzach Valley. Attracting tourists with its breathtaking scenery, it also acts as a lifeline to local commuters and schoolchildren. The 10-mile section between Niedernsill to Zell am See through small towns and alpine pastures before reaching the shores of Lake Zell under the shadow of the Karwendel Mountains.

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GRJ All Inclusive Austria: Highlights of the Alps
4.2 stars(69 reviews)
2026MayJunSepOct

Enjoy a GRJ All Inclusive holiday in the heart of the Austrian Alps. Soak up the region's culture and history from a base in Kirchberg, a charming Tyrolean town of part-timbered chalets nestled amid lush mountains. Experience amazing alpine views of mountains and lakes while riding the Achensee Railway to the 'Tyrolean Sea', followed by a scenic...

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GRJ All Inclusive Austria: Highlights of the Alps
15/Jun
Margaret
5 stars
“A very well-planned holiday, with 2 not too long days of travelling to Austria.The trips out were never with too early a start. The hotel in Kirchberg was very comfortable and they coped well with my tricky diet. When our train from Munich to Cologne ground to a halt due to...
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