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• One Day in Hallstatt Itinerary: The Perfect Hallstatt Day Trip

Despite its modest size, the charming Austrian village of Hallstatt isn’t short of wonderful attractions. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hallstatt is full of traditional architecture and museums, as well as a fascinating peek into salt mine history.

As it’s situated on the banks of Lake Hallstatt in the mountainous region of Salzkammergut, this dream destination offers huge appeal to nature lovers and outdoorsy types as well.

It’s perfectly possible to see the best of Hallstatt in one day as part of a wider Austria itinerary . The alpine village is a popular day trip from Salzburg and slots nicely into any Austria road trip itinerary as well. You can book a tour to Hallstatt from Salzburg or visit independently, as this itinerary is about to demonstrate.

To help you plan all the logistics of your visit, I have curated the following one day Hallstatt itinerary which covers all the practical details you’ll need as well as the best things to see during your day trip. If you have longer than one day in Hallstatt then I’ve included some tips on how you can expand your itinerary.

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Table of Contents

Overview of Your One Day in Hallstatt Itinerary

Breakdown of your one day in hallstatt.

• Morning: Hallstatt Zentrum, Marktplatz Hallstatt, Evangelisches Pfarramt, Michaelskapelle, Beinhaus & Ossuary, Classic Postcard Viewpoint, Hallstatt Waterfall, Small Island
• Afternoon: Salzbergwerk, Hallstatt Skywalk, afternoon coffee at Restaurant Rudolfsturm 
• Evening: Hike to Waldbachstrub Waterfall or Glacier Garden, dinner at Restaurant am See

Map for your Hallstatt itinerary

Below you can find a customized map that includes all the locations you’re going to visit on this Hallstatt itinerary.

I marked each time of the day with different colors – I used blue for the morning, red for the afternoon, and green for the evening so you can easily see which places you’re going to visit during your one day Hallstatt itinerary.

How to use this map: This map is fully interactive, so you can move around, zoom in/zoom out, and click on the icons. If you want to see a larger map, click on the bracket in the upper right corner. To see more details and the different layers, click on the tab in the upper left corner. If you want to save it for later, click on the star icon next to the name of the map. Then simply open Google Maps either on your desktop or phone, go to ‘Saved’/’Maps’, and open the map whenever you need it.

Morning of Your Hallstatt Itinerary

I recommend spending the morning of your Hallstatt day trip by wandering around the town center, checking out the notable attractions and beautiful viewpoints, and of course, taking tons of photos.

You can see the highlights of Hallstatt Zentrum comfortably over the course of one morning because the town is tiny and walkable. Below is a quick overview of the places you can visit during your self-guided walk.

Marktplatz Hallstatt

Dominated by a fountain and statue of the Holy Trinity, Marktplatz Hallstatt is the very center of the town and is adorned with picturesque alpine buildings that will make any photographer croon.

Spend some time roaming the quaint area, dipping into the cafes to pick up Austrian pastries, and mooching through souvenir shops.

Depending on what time you visit, the buildings may be awash with summer blooms or coated with a layer of thick snow. During the warmer months, there are often concerts and religious events held in the marketplace while come winter, it hosts the annual Christmas Market. 

Evangelisches Pfarramt

There are a couple of churches in town that you will spot while exploring on foot during your day trip to Hallstatt. A relic of the late 18th century, Evangelisches Pfarramt is an iconic element of the Hallstatt skyline and affords a lovely view of the lake from the tower.

Michaelskapelle, Beinhaus & Ossuary 

The chapel and cemetery of Michaelskapelle sit just to the north of the village. Inside the church, you can see the Hallstatt ossuary, a collection of hundreds upon thousands of human skulls and bones.

In a touching sentiment, the skulls are inscribed with the name of the deceased, their year of passing, and intricate floral paintings. 

If you want to visit the ossuary then the admission cost is €1.50. It’s open to tourists from Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am – 5 pm. 

Classic Postcard Viewpoint 

You’ll agree that everywhere you look in Hallstatt is worth stopping to snap a photo, but it’s still worth visiting one or two of the official viewpoints.

Walk less than two minutes north of the churchyard and you will find the point marked as ‘Aussichtspunkt Hallstatt’ on Google Maps, or ‘classic viewpoint.’ From here you will get a striking shot of the village within its mountain setting, the perfect memento from your day trip to Hallstatt. 

Hallstatt Waterfall 

It might surprise you to hear that there is a waterfall in the heart of Hallstatt! It might not quite rival the massive, tropical waterfalls of Bali and the Philippines, but it gets pretty close and offers up some fantastic photography opportunities.

The trail starts not far from Marktplatz and it takes a pleasant 20 minutes to reach the attraction.

Small Island

Head south of the village to Small Island, which floats a few meters off the lakeside. The teeny island is connected to the mainland by an equally teeny bridge and once you cross over you’ll have a clear view of the village.

It takes 15 minutes to walk to Small Island from Marktplatz, so you might want to make this either your first stop or last stop of the morning on your Hallstatt itinerary. 

Afternoon of Your Hallstatt Itinerary

Salzbergwerk hallstatt.

For the afternoon of your one day in Hallstatt, you can head to one of the town’s most interesting attractions, the salt mine. With a 7,000-year history, the mine is one of the oldest of its kind in the world.

The mine is located higher up in the mountains and you basically have two options to get there.

You can ride the Salzbergbahn funicular from the town center (near the P2 parking lot) which takes a few minutes and delivers you a 10-15 minute walk from the mine entrance. The cost is €22 for a return or €12 one way.

You can also purchase a combo ticket for the funicular and the salt mine, it costs €40 per person.

Alternatively, you can opt to hike up for free. This takes around 1-1.5 hours which will definitely lengthen your Hallstatt itinerary. The route itself is well-marked and easy to follow, however, it’s pretty steep, so be prepared with proper shoes and lots of water.

If you don’t use the funicular at all, then the entrance to the salt mines only costs €27 per person. In this case, you’ll need to calculate some extra time for hiking down as well (it takes around 45-60 minutes).

The mine is only accessible via a guided tour and comprises around 2 km (1.2 miles) of walking and the rest is via mine train. The tour itself takes around 70-80 minutes and they depart every 30 minutes between 9 am – 4 pm. You need to be there 30 minutes prior to the start time.

It’s important to wear sturdy shoes and warm clothing as the temperature below ground averages 8°C (46°F). You’ll get a protective jacket and trousers prior to the tour that you’ll need to put on top of your regular clothes.

Therefore even if you’re visiting in the heat of the summer, it’s best to wear jeans and t-shirts rather than dresses or skirts (or at least have a change of clothes in your backpack for the tour).

Hallstatt Skywalk

Warm up after your mine tour at one of the most scenic stops of your one day Hallstatt itinerary. The Hallstatt Skywalk is an observation deck that juts out 350 meters (1,148 feet) above the town and grants an uninterrupted view of the lofty ranges.

There is no entrance fee to visit the viewpoint so if you’re not fussed about the mine tour I’d still recommend popping up to take the sights in.

Restaurant Rudolfsturm

Either for lunch or as an afternoon treat, you can pay a visit to this scenic cafe which has a terrace that overlooks the lake and mountains. It’s located right next to the Hallstatt Skywalk so you can easily visit after taking in the scenic views.

If you have a sweet tooth, try their apple strudel – it’s seriously one of the best I’ve ever eaten!

Evening of Your Hallstatt Itinerary

Hike to waldbachstrub waterfall or glacier garden.

Conclude the perfect one day Hallstatt itinerary with a leisurely hike that gives you a final opportunity to experience the majestic nature. There are two suggestions that are located close to one another in the Echern Valley of Hallstatt: Waldbachstrub Waterfall or Glacier Garden.

If you don’t want to move your car or you arrived with a different kind of transport, you can start both hikes from Hallstatt Parking P2. From there, you have multiple options to start your hike: you can either take Echerntalweg, Kohlstattweg then Malerweg, or cross the river and walk along Malerweg until you reach Parkplatz Echerntal.

Alternatively, if you’re running short on time or you don’t want to hike that much, you can drive your car to Parkplatz Echerntal as well.

Right after passing by the parking lot, you’ll be presented with a fork. You can take the paved road on the left which will lead you to the Glacier Garden (Gletschergarten).

This is a cluster of unique rocks, landforms, fairy pools, and streams that formed during the last Ice Age as the glacier in the gorge receded. This natural wonder is accessible by following the signs for Simonyhütte and the Wiesberghaus.

If you take the gravel road on the right, you’ll be heading in the direction of Waldbachstrub Waterfall. Just a heads up: although the trail is signposted, none of the signs actually say the name of the waterfall so it’s quite easy to get lost. You will come across some forks during the trail, when in doubt, always take the right one!

To be completely transparent, we didn’t manage to find the waterfall during our hike. At the third or fourth fork, we accidentally took the wrong turn and ended up going up to the Glacier Garden.

If we would have taken the right turn and crossed the little stream, we would have found the waterfall within 15 minutes. But unfortunately, we took the left and after climbing up lots of stairs, we found ourselves at the Glacier Garden. Not complaining though as it was really beautiful, but it would have been easier to just take the paved road from the parking lot if I would have wanted to come here.

Anyways, reaching the Glacier Garden from the Echerntal parking lot takes around 30 minutes while hiking to Waldbachstrub Waterfall takes around 40-45 minutes.

Unless you skip some of the earlier activities on the itinerary, you will need to choose one hiking option. However, if you have longer than one day in Hallstatt then I highly recommend you tackle both of these hikes. 

Restaurant am See

After an exhausting but (hopefully) wonderful day exploring Hallstatt, it’s finally time to sit down and satiate your hunger! You might have already scouted out a place to eat during your stroll around Hallstatt Zentrum but if not then I suggest heading to Restaurant am See.

Tables spread out over the lakeside terrace providing enchanting panoramic views as you eat. The menu comprises typical Austrian fare, freshly caught fish, and a hearty mix of beers, wines, and spirits. 

Useful Info for Visiting Hallstatt 

How to get to hallstatt.

Salzburg is the most convenient springboard for your Hallstatt day trip and features the closest international airport. If you rent a car then the scenic drive from Salzburg to Hallstatt will take 1-1.5 hours to complete.

Arrive as early as possible to secure parking in town at one of the two central parking lots, especially during summer, public holidays, and weekends. Hallstatt is very popular among tourists and it’s not rare that the parking lots fill up before 10 am.

Taking the public bus or train from Salzburg takes longer so you will definitely need to book a hotel in town to make this Hallstatt itinerary worthwhile. Buses and trains both take around 3 hours each way and require a couple of changes.  

Bus number 150 departs from Salzburg Hofwirt (C) and takes you as far as Bad Ischl Bahnhof. From here you will need to switch to the 542 bus and then again to the 543 at Gosaumühle.

Trains depart from Salzburg Hbf with a change at Attnang-Puchheim before reaching the terminal in Obertraun on the eastern side of the lake. At this point, you will need to hop on a ferry across the lake to reach Hallstatt.

Best time to visit Hallstatt

Defined by four distinct seasons, the village is a year-round destination and the best time to plan your day trip to Hallstatt depends on your personal preferences.

Peak season is during the summer months of July/August, this is when the town sees the most crowds and the hottest temperatures.

In total contrast, the town is likely to experience snow during the winter months of November through February when the temperature can drop to 0°C (32°F). This makes it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts and the city bursts into a ski resort.

Overall, the late spring and autumn months are the most pleasant time to visit when the scenery is alive with summer flowers or leafy autumn foliage. Temperatures lingering around 15-19°C (59-62°F) make these times of year the perfect time to include some light hiking in your Hallstatt itinerary.

How to get around Hallstatt

Once you reach Hallstatt you can easily explore the village on foot as it’s so tiny. Most of the attractions on my itinerary are within walking distance so I recommend parking your car for the duration of your one day in Hallstatt. In fact, you’ll have to – the town center is a car-free zone!

All the places on this Hallstatt itinerary are accessible by foot, however, some of them are located higher up in the mountain. While it’s totally possible to hike up there, you might want to take advantage of the funicular that transports you to the top within minutes.

Where to stay in Hallstatt

Hallstatt is a small place and hotel options are quite limited (and expensive). The following three places are my recommendations for where to stay in the center of town.

Make sure to book in advance to secure your accommodation, especially if you plan your Hallstatt itinerary during summer!

LUXURY – Hallstatt Hideaway

This adults-only resort is located right on the waterfront and comprises a deluxe portfolio of suites that offer lake views. Modern interiors feature a rustic twist and the most decadent options come with additional features ranging from private patios to private spa pools.

MID-RANGE – Heritage Hotel Hallstatt

All rooms and suites at this 4-star hotel provide lake views and are equipped with a private bathroom, coffee maker, and homely touches. The accommodation spans three buildings and there is also a restaurant and sauna on site.

BUDGET – Gasthof Bergfried

This centrally located guest house features compact rooms with en suite bathrooms with the option to upgrade to a balcony suite. The property offers a shared relaxation area with a spa and sauna.

Alternatively, if you have a car, you might want to stay a little further out of town in one of the surrounding hamlets. One of the best options is Obertraun, from where you can reach Hallstatt within 10 minutes by car or you can also take advantage of the ferry.

We stayed at Haus Salzkammergut on our second visit to Hallstatt and absolutely loved everything about the hotel! Great location, amazing views from the balcony, lovely owners, cute doggie, and delicious breakfast. I can only recommend this place!

In case the hotel is full or you’re looking for something else, you can check all the accommodation options in Obertraun here .

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A day trip to Hallstatt – The PERFECT itinerary + budget

Hallstatt is one of the most picturesque towns in Europe. With wooden houses, a beautiful lake in front of it guarded by majestic mountains, and some of the most incredible views, Hallstatt should be on your itinerary when visiting Austria.

After spending a few days in Salzuburg , we decided to visit this fairytale town and explore it for an entire day. We saw many pictures from Hallstatt on the internet but nothing could have prepared us for what we were about to see. You can check out the best viewpoints here . 

If you’re planning to spend one day in Hallstatt, I’m here to help you. In this post, you’ll find all the information you need about this beautiful town together with some really useful tips & tricks.

1. Is Hallstatt worth visiting?

So, you’re traveling to Austria but you’re not sure whether or not you should visit Hallstatt? The truth is, Hallstatt was my favorite part of my road trip through Austria and I couldn’t recommend it enough!

It’s true, sometimes it might get busy and everything in Hallstatt is quite pricey but hey, those views are definitely worth it! This little town, overlooking the Hallstatt Lake will surprise you at every step.

Here are just a few reasons to convince you to spend at least one day in Hallstatt.

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The views are breathtaking

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Nothing can compare with the view from the famous Hallstatt lookout point or the view from the Hallstatt Salt Mine platform. 

I know that planning to visit Hallstatt in one day may sound difficult but you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the best of this little town. Don’t forget your camera home because you’ll want to photograph those cute houses, traditional stores, and the surrounding mountains.

You’ll escape the hustle and bustle of bigger cities

If you’re travelling to Hallstatt from Vienna, this town will feel like a breath of fresh air. It’s so small that you can easily walk from one end to the other in just fifteen minutes.

Also, visiting Hallstatt is a great way to discover more about the culture of Austria. Hallstatt is a well-preserved town, with incredible architecture, many traditional restaurants and friendly locals who will make sure that you’ll have an unforgettable experience.

2. The best time to visit Hallstatt

Hallstatt is a charming town, no matter the season. During the winter, the snow that covers the town and the smoking chimneys will invite you to drink a hot cup of tea in one of the traditional restaurants. During the summer, the sun glowing over the mountains will invite you to go hiking.

You can visit Hallstatt any time you want but if you’d like to avoid the hot summer days and the cold winter, I recommend visiting Hallstatt in spring or autumn.

Good to know: Hallstatt tends to get very busy during summer. For a more relaxed experience, without too many tourists, I recommend visiting it in spring, autumn or winter (avoid Christmas). One thing to keep in mind if you plan to visit Hallstatt in winter is that the salt mine and the funicular are closed.

You can visit Hallstatt as a day trip from Salzburg . You can also book online a tour from Vienna to Hallstatt .

3. Interesting facts

Before telling you more about the perfect one-day Hallstatt itinerary, I want to share a few interesting facts about this town. When visiting a new place, it’s nice to know a little bit about its history.

• Hallstatt has a population of only 778 people. Almost all its residents work in the tourism industry, promoting their beautiful town.
• Hallstatt is a very small town. You can walk from one end to the other in 15 minutes.
• A replica of Hallstatt has been built in China. You can read more about it here .
• Hallstatt is well-known for its salt production, dating back to prehistoric times. If you want, you can even visit the salt mine.
• Hallstatt is visited by almost 1 million people yearly. During the past few years, Hallstatt took the internet by storm, especially due to its charming look.

4. One day in Hallstatt – itinerary

Is one day in Hallstatt enough? Well, one day is definitely enough to catch the town’s vibe and visit its most important tourist attractions.

I recommend spending one night (preferably the one before) in Hallstatt. You’ll have more time to explore the city and you can wake up early in the morning and get a head start on the other tourists.

That being said, let’s see what you can cover in 24 hours in Hallstatt. I’m not gonna lie, it’s going to be tiring but at the end of the day, you’ll look back and remember all the incredible places you’ve visited (you’ll forget about your aching legs).

If you’re interested in a guided tour, I recommend this 2-hour guided tour in Hallstatt with a professional photographer.

Take the funicular to the salt mine and World Heritage Skywalk

From the town, you can take the funicular or hike (about one hour) to the salt mine and the famous World Heritage Skywalk. If you want to visit the salt mine, keep in mind that the guided tour takes 70 minutes. When we visited, we decided to use that time to explore more of Hallstatt instead.

One place you should definitely visit is the World Heritage Skywalk. This glass platform offers the best view over the entire Hallstatt town, lake, and surrounding mountains. There is no separate entrance fee to the skywalk.

Taking the funicular (round trip) will cost you 18 euros. For the salt mine entrance fees and opening hours, visit this website .

Good to know: If you plan to visit the salt mine, plan 2.5 hours for this attraction (funicular + salt mine + World Heritage Skywalk). If you decide not to visit the salt mine, 1.5 hours should be enough.

Alternative: take a boat ride on the lake

Do you want to see Hallstatt from a different angle? The best way to do that is to go on a boat tour. The tours at Hallstatt will take you to Hallstatt Bahnhst and Obertraun, another two beautiful towns. You don’t have to get off the boat, just sit back and admire the views.

The boat tour on Hallstatt Lake was definitely one of the highlights of my trip. You can book a boat tour from ATO Hallstatt Lahn. To check out the prices, click here .

Go shopping for cute souvenirs

Hallstatt is full of authentic souvenir shops. From handmade pottery, fridge magnets, home decor, and accessories, you can definitely find the perfect souvenir in Hallstatt. Just take a walk on the Old City streets and you’ll find beautiful boutique stores.

Don’t look for bargains because you won’t find them here. The souvenirs are pricey but the memories you’ll create in Hallstatt are priceless. We ended up buying a fridge magnet and a beautiful handmade bowl.

Visit the Hallstatt Ossuary

This is a really unusual place and definitely not for the faint of heart. The Hallstatt Ossuary is a small chamber where a collection of skulls and other human bones are on display. 

The skulls are beautifully painted with flowers and leaves. Also, the name and profession of the deceased are inscribed on them. It’s quite spooky but definitely worth a visit.

Hallstatt is a small town, with limited burial ground. Over the years, the cemeteries started to fill and the bodies were exhumed in order to make room for other people. Due to space scarcity, those bones were taken to the Hallstatt Ossuary which is now one of the most visited tourist attractions in Hallstatt.

Find the famous lookout point

You can’t visit Hallstatt without taking a photo from the famous lookout point. You can find it on Google Maps as “Postcard Angle”. This lookout point offers the best view towards to city but it can also be quite busy.

-> Check out other incredible viewpoints in Hallstatt . 

Eat at a local restaurant

After a full day of sightseeing, you must be really hungry. Visiting Hallstatt in one day is exhausting but the good news is that you can recharge your batteries with some delicious, local food.

Among the best restaurants in Hallstatt are Braugasthof and Brauhaus. If you’re looking for a delicious dessert, make a stop at Cafe Derbl. Here you will find tasty Austrian desserts and homemade sweets. I highly recommend trying the cream strudel with vanilla sauce.

Admire the Old Town

Your day of exploring Hallstatt is getting close to the end. Take the last few hours to admire the Old Town. Visit the beautiful Marktplaz and take a few photos with the beautiful traditional homes.

5. Hallstatt day trip – budget

Let’s talk about how much money you’ll need for one day in Hallstatt. As I’ve already said, Hallstatt is an expensive town. Here is a budget breakdown for one person:

• Accommodation (if necessary) – around 100 euros per night
• Food – 20 euros per meal
• Snacks & souvenirs – 10 euros
• Entrance fees – around 30 euros
• TOTAL = 100 + 20 x 2 +10 + 30 = 180 euros  (without transport to Hallstatt)

6. How to get to Hallstatt

If you’re looking for transport options to get to Hallstatt, you are in the right place. Planning a day trip to Hallstatt from Salzburg or Vienna might be challenging but I am here to help you. Here are all the transport options.

Salzburg to Hallstatt

The easiest way to get from Salzburg to Hallstatt is to rent a car for one or two days (if you plan to spend one night in Hallstatt). The trip from Salzburg by car should take around one and a half hours.

Once you arrive in Hallstatt, you can choose between the three public parking areas available. If you want to be as close to the Old Town as possible, choose P1 or P2. 

Guided Tour

For a hustle-free experience, book a guided tour. There are tours available for both Vienna and Salzburg and they’re super-affordable. Below are a few choices.

Guided tours from Salzburg:

• Hallstatt half-day guided tour
• Hallstatt and Salzkammergut guided tour
• Hallstatt full-day guided tour

Traveling from Salzburg to Hallstatt by train is not the fastest transport option. The ride can take 2 to 3 hours, depending on the connections and you will have to change trains at Attnang-Puchheim and disembark at Obertraun.

From Obertraun, you will have to take the ferry to Hallstatt which will take another hour. Traveling by train to Hallstatt takes a lot of time and it can be tiring. Make sure to spend one night in this beautiful town and the next day you will wake up fresh for exploring.

Choosing to travel by bus from Salzburg to Hallstatt can be a little complicated. You will have to take the 150 bus from Salzburg to Bad Ischl and then take the bus 542 to Hallstatt. The ride will take about 3 hours – one way.

If you choose to travel by bus, I strongly recommend spending one night in Hallstatt. 

Vienna to Hallstatt

Travelling from Vienna to Hallstatt by train takes at least 4 hours (you will also need to take the ferry from Obertraun to Hallstatt). It is a difficult and tiring trip by train.

I strongly recommend choosing a guided tour from Vienna. You won’t have to worry about transport or itinerary. Below are a few options.

Guided tours from Vienna:

• Hallstatt day trip
• Hallstatt, Melk and Salzburg guided tour

7. Where to stay in Hallstatt

I’ve been searching for the best accommodation in Hallstatt, for every budget. This charming town has some of the best hotels in Austria but everything comes at a price. Below are my recommendations.

Good to know: Giving the fact that Hallstatt is a small town, there are only a few hotels to choose from. Make sure you make your booking well in advance in order to find a good hotel for your budget.

• Luxury – W & S Executive Apartment  –  excellent location, modern & spacious apartment, beautiful terrace, new furniture 
• Mid Budget – Fenix Boutique Hotel –  good location, clean & spacious rooms, breakfast included
• Budget – Hallstatt Lakeside –  good location, spacious rooms, lake view from the garden

I hope that this guide helped you plan the perfect one-day itinerary in Hallstatt. I am sure that you will instantly fell in love with this charming Austrian town. If you’re also planning to visit Salzburg, read my awesome travel guide !

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to let me know in the comments section below.

May the travel bug bite you!

Aurelia Teslaru is a professional travel blogger and the writer behind Daily Travel Pill. With a 4-year experience as a travel writer and photographer, Aurelia only shares travel guides about destinations that she visited.

She has been to more than 40 countries during the past 10 years and aims to explore 50 countries before turning 30 years old. Aurelia is a digital nomad who transformed her passion for travel into a lifestyle. Read more about her here .

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Nice information.Thanks.I would like to know the cost of a taxi which would take us from Salzburg to Hallstat and back for a total of nine hours.

Hi, I’m not sure if taxis operate on such long distance. You can try booking a private tour maybe 🙂

I had the chance to visit Hallstatt and it was an absolutely stunning trip. I was able to do so many amazing things while I was there, like exploring the historic center, taking a boat tour on the lake, and hiking in the surrounding mountains. Loved it.

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The Ultimate Day Trip Itinerary to Hallstatt, Austria

If the most postcard perfect place on Earth had a name, it would be Hallstatt. Tucked into the towering Austrian Alps, is this little UNESCO World Heritage village that’s beautiful ALL YEAR ROUND! Hallstatt can be explored in a day or less, but if you want to explore more of the Salzkammergut – Hallstatt-  Dachstein UNESCO Heritage Region, I recommend spending two or three days here. You will find the Complete Itinerary to Salzkammergut here .

An easy day trip from both Salzburg and Vienna, the lakeside town of Hallstatt is one of the most beautiful places in Austria and is most definitely worth a visit. In this blog entry you’ll find EVERYTHING you need to know before visiting Hallstatt.

Some Fun Facts on Hallstatt before getting started

Hallstatt is over 7000 years old, and is one of the oldest settlements in Europe. There’s even a period in history named after it – the Hallstatt period (800-400 BC).

Hallstatt is home to the oldest salt mine in the world and is considered to be one of the oldest still inhabited settlements in Europe. For this reason, UNESCO deemed Hallstatt worthy for preservation in 1997. 

Another thing you will see in almost every motive of Hallstatt are some beautiful swans basking in the Hallstatt lake. The swans (or their great-grand swan parents) were imported here in the 1860s by the Austrian Empress Sisi when she vacationed here. She, like her cousin the Mad King Ludwig of Bavaria (whom i will indtroduce to you in detail in another blog entry), was obsessed with swans.

How to get to Hallstatt?

Hallstatt is easy to visit on a day trip from Salzburg. You can also visit Hallstatt from Vienna although it’s further away. If you leave in the morning, you can get here in a few hours by car, bus or train & ferry. 

From Salzburg :

You can either drive (1,15 hours), take the bus all the way (2,15 hours) or go by train and ferry (2,30 hours).

By bus: Take Bus 150 from Salzburg to Bad Ischl. Then change to Bus 542 or 543 towards Gosaumühle/Hallstatt.

By train: Take the train to Attnang-Puchheim. Then change to the train towards Hallstatt train station. At the train station, take the ferry to Hallstatt. 

From Vienna :

You can either drive (3,15 hours) or go by train (3,22 hours): Take the train to Attnang-Puchheim. Then change to the train towards Hallstatt train station. At the train station, take the ferry to Hallstatt.

If you are arriving by car, we recommend parking at Parking Lot No. 2. It’s right at the foot of the funiculars to the salt mine and skywalk, and is also closest to the village.

Note : Vignettes (Motorway Toll Stickers) are mandatory for driving on all Austrian motorways and highways. You can buy one from gas stations, post offices, rest areas, or automobile clubs. A 10-day sticker costs 9.20 Euro.

Things to do in Hallstatt

1. discover the classic village view point .

Walk along the banks of the Hallstatt lake and take in the views of the Dachstein- Krippenstein on one side and the layers of half timbered houses of Hallstatt on the other. The main road, Gosaumühlstrasse, that runs from the north to the south side of the village has breathtaking views round every corner.

The iconic view point of the Village is located on this road – which you will find on Google as the Classic Village Viewpoint, Gosaumühlstrasse 67.

2. Pause and take in the cute little Central sqaure (Markplatz)

Your trip to Hallstatt should include a visit to the historical town square. It’s really tiny and soooooo cute. The colourful houses, small cafés and picturesque architecture with a statue of the Holy Trinity in the centre, makes it one of the most iconic spots in the village.

3. Stroll the Village and See Hallstatt from above the Rooftops!

This is a route that not many take. So while all the crowd is down below, walk up along one of the alleyways to catch some mesmerizing views of the village and Hallstatt lake over the rooftops.

Müllerstiege was one of our most favorite spots for beautiful rooftop views.

4. Visit the Hallstatt Cemetery and Ossuary (Bone House) in St. Michael’s Chapel

The Cemetery – 

It’s not often that a cemetery is included in the list of ‘places to visit’ in any itinerary. That said, the one in Hallstatt is beautiful, to say the very least. Each tombstone is beautifully decorated with flowers and the cemetery also offers some incredible rooftop views over Hallstatt. 

The Bone House – 

Another fascinating attraction in Hallstatt is no doubt the bone house in St. Michael’s Chapel. And yes, it’s definitely as bizzare as it sounds. The charnel house is filled with bones and human skulls.

As mentioned above, Hallstatt dates back to the early Iron Age (800-400 BC) and all those people who lived here in that time obviously needed a final resting place. They couldn’t all be at the cemetery so the villagers built the bone house.

The bone house is said to have an unusual collection of over 600 artistically painted skulls and even more bones. Most of the skulls were painted in the 18th century, but a few of them are from the 20th century. Every skull is decorated with inscriptions and paint by the deceased family members.

5. Say Hello to the Swans (and Ducks) of Hallstatt and Catch a Boat ride to take in the views of Hallstatt from the water.

If you haven’t already arrived by ferry, have enough time and a great weather to play along, I suggest taking a boat trip on Lake Hallstatt (Hallstätter See). Despite the many clauses, this is one experience that we truly missed due to rain, and from what we have heard, is one you shouldn’t. Also spend a little while on the many piers and say hello to the beautiful swans, the swim really close to you.

6. Visit the Hallstatt Skywalk and the Salzwelten Saltmines

After you’ve spent a few hours in the town, it’s time to head up and see Hallstatt from above! Take the funicular to the top to see the oldest salt mine in the world OR walk there. The hike takes about 1 hour.

At the top, there’s a large patio hanging 360 meters above the town and Lake Hallstatt – this is the Hallstatt skywalk. The mountain scenery from above is so impressive that, even if you’re not visiting the salt mine, you should go there for the view! 

Hallstatt Skywalk –

Funicular Round Trip: €20 per person (without entry to the Saltmines)

Regular opening hours: 9am-6pm (27/3-26/9). 

Due to the Covid 19 regulations you will either need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to enter the saltmines.

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Salzwelten Saltmines –

While the idea of visiting the world’s oldest salt mines did interest us, we weren’t exactly thrilled by the guided tour. It might be extra interesting for kids or for those of you who are actually into these stuff. However it wasn’t for us. In the mine is a salt lake and the place where the Mann in Salz ( a well-preserved corpse of a man discovered in 1734 by miners) was found.

So is Hallstatt worth visiting ?

YES! YES! AND YESSSSS!

Now that said, Hallstatt is no hidden gem. It’s one of the most visited villages in Europe and is touristy ALL YEAR ROUND. So, to have a good experience, you need to adjust your expectations and travel smart.

And by that I mean get there as early in the morning as possible! Have an itinerary ready. Visit the salt mines in the afternoon when it’s hot or even better leave Hallstatt as the crowds start pouring in, and explore the rest of Salzkammergut ( if you are visiting for more than a day, like we did), and come back and enjoy the rest of Hallstatt in the evening.

We have our complete Salzkammergut Itinerary here for you. Feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions and if you liked this blog 😊

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• adonisw682 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Just Don’t! This was my second trip with EuroTrip Adventures and let’s just say, it will be my last. However, I will say they are prompt with their departure times. Now let’s get to the things that didn’t go so well. The bathroom facility on the bus was locked, so we were discouraged from using the toilet, and was told the toilet was for emergencies only. My question is why have a bathroom on the bus if customers aren’t allowed to use it? What if someone has a medical condition or doesn’t feel well? The trip itinerary wasn’t planned well, which made the trip feel extremely rushed. Also, the tour guide wasn’t very helpful and had a poor attitude. Any information regarding things to see were put on What’s App or the FB group, but you have to understand, not everyone uses those a platforms. If you work in the hospitality industry, you’ve got to be willing to communicate with people, and not just throw something in a chat group hoping everyone will receive the information. I know it’s easy to point out everything that went wrong, but there was zero effort to make anything right. Save yourself time and frustration and avoid this company. Read more Written 4 December 2023
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• Odyssey668812 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The most bespoke and personalized way to travel & tour Munich We were very fortunate to meet Phillip and his excellent tour and car service company. From my many booking questions, to the actual day of service, everything was thorough and 5-stars. He speaks perfect English, yet is a local German who knows every shortcut and fast-track around the city. You feel like you are VIP when you go on a tour with him. We hired him for 2 airport transfers and a full day tour and each was spectacular and efficient. His 7-series is excellent, even better equipped than the S-Class and it had free in-car wifi as well as the executive back seat package. The BMW is definitely the car to get. Phillip anticipates your needs, and is pleasant and easy going at all times. I highly recommend treating yourself to his services when you are in Munich, it will elevate your trip to the next level. We are already thinking about how we can incorporate him into our next European trip. Thanks Phillip. Read more Written 20 December 2019
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• A69UNmichaelh 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Nice professional service Had a great day with Ralph. He was extremely professional, accommodating, informative and we had a nice time with him. First class all the way. The only reason I didn’t give it five stars is he was a half hour late for pick up. Then, at the end of the day, we ran out of time and couldn’t make one of our stops. It wasn’t our fault. Otherwise, a great day. Read more Written 6 October 2019
• LEE K 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Poor Execution of an Expensive Private Tour and a No-Show for Ride to Airport After reading other positives reviews of the Daetz Driver/Tour Service we decided to book the Munich Lake Konigssee and Berchtesgaden Salt Mine with Lake Cruise private Tour while we were in Germany in June. We also booked a ride with Daetz to take us to the Munich airport from our Munich Hotel for our flight home at the end of our trip in Germany. We were very disappointed with both services. First let me comment on the Lake Konigssee/Berchtesgarden/Salt mine tour: We expected a high level of service from the Daetz firm after reading so many good reviews but we did not receive that on our tour. Here are problems we experienced on our tour. 1) The Daetz driver did not have a sign with our name on it as promised at the Munich Airport where he was to pick us up to begin our tour. We had to ask people standing in the "pick-up" area outside the terminal to find him ourself. 2) Our Driver barely spoke any English and was very difficult to communicate with 3) Our driver was not able to offer any information on the places we were visiting on this tour and did not seem to be familiar with these areas 4) Our Driver seemed to get lost a few times during our trip and was relying on the car’s navigation system for guidance and information from someone he was calling on the phone repeatedly which slowed us down all day 5) We never got to the Salt Mines in Salzburg as we could not get there in time before the days last tours Our expectation was that we would have a Driver/Guide that would keep us on a time table where we would see all sites that we were supposed to see on our tour. Our driver did not know that the Buses to Eagle nest require a scheduled "up the mountain" and "down the mountain" time slot ( we wasted over 1 hour waiting for the down bus). ** NOTE: The driver bought all tickets so we were dependent on him to explain the procedure we were to follow at all these sites.. Our driver did not know that we should get off the boat on the first stop on the Lake Konigsee boat ride if we wanted to have a 1 hour boat ride ( Instead we ended on that boat for over 2 ½ hours to get back to the start point wasting at least another 1 ½ hours). Because of these issues we missed our opportunity to go to the Salt mines in Salzburg because we were out of time that day. Next let me comment on the Munich Airport Shuttle: On July 3 we were scheduled to be picked-up at our Hotel at 10:15am for a ride to the airport for our flight home. No Daetz driver ever showed up. I called the number listed on the Daetz web site to request help when no driver showed and was told that no one was availble to help us. We ultimately had the hotel get us a cab and got to the airport just in time to make our flight. Unacceptable. After we got home and before writing this review I contacted Phillip Daetz the owner of the service about these issues and requested a full refund for the airport ride and a partial refund for the Tour. Mr. Daetz did refund the cost of the Airport ride but did not offer any refund on the messed up tour. I know many others have rated this firm highly but I would caution you to beware. Our experience was terrible and I would not recommend you use this service. Read more Written 7 August 2019
• yvonnebad 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Superb Private Trip to War Cemetery Philip provided an excellent private driver service, taking my elderly Dad to visit a War Cemetery. He arrived on time and assisted as necessary, providing exactly the service we had hoped for. I would highly recommend this company, and would definitely use him again should I need to. Thank you Philip! Read more Written 29 July 2019
• carolt2019review 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Airport and Hotel Pick Up-Comfortable Ride and Excellent Service I had to book a limo service for my colleague's business trip to Munich, Germany from the United States because this was his first time being in the country and was not familiar with the city and transportation. I was very glad I hired Philip at Daetz Service based on the positive reviews to pick up my colleague from the airport to the hotel and also from the hotel back to the airport. My colleague had enjoyed the comfortable rides and he was very happy with the service. When he was back to work in the US, he asked me to book with Daetz Service again for his next trip in a couple of months. I also would like to mention that Philip was very responsive to all my email messages and answered all the concerns I had. Thank you Philip and Daetz Service for taking care of my colleague and providing an excellent Service! Read more Written 13 May 2019
• kwsdurango 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Perfect Service - Very Professional, Highly Recommended We were very happy working with Daetz Service for our recent train station to airport transfer in Munich. We selected Daetz because we were traveling with our dog and needed to be sure that everything would be on time and professionally handled. Daetz was perfect. Philip was right on time, exactly in the right place for the pickup, and the car was clean, spacious, and very luxurious. Philip made us feel special, much more so than if we'd have just taken a taxi or some other form of transportation. It was a very pleasant ride. This was our first trip with our dog and we've never used a private car service before but now, I can't imagine going from the train station to the airport or vice versa any other way than working with Daetz. We travel through Munich frequently and this was the easiest and best airport transfer we've ever had. We will definitely work with Philip and Daetz again. If you find yourself in the Munich area and need a professional car service, I would highly recommend Daetz. Read more Written 3 April 2019
• zephyryna 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Highly recommended I was in Munich for a business trip and had booked Philip’s service for airport transfer and a full-day’s service. Philip’s service was excellent, most professional and reliable, and the vehicle was impeccable. I highly recommend Daetz-service if you need a driver in Munich. Read more Written 5 December 2018

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A Perfect Day in Hallstatt, Austria

There are few places in this world that are as charming as the small village of Hallstatt. Nestled into the side of a mountain on the banks of an alpine lake, this small town is straight out of a postcard. During our stay in Munich, Germany we spent one day in Hallstatt to explore part of Austria’s mountain towns. I so wish we had weeks to explore this beautiful country, but even one day was worth it – what a perfect day.

The drive to Hallstatt from Munich consisted of winding mountain roads with each bend boasting a view more dazzling than the one before it. Three hours in the car were hardly noticeable with all the beauty out our windows.

Arriving in Hallstatt about 2 pm, we decided on a hike up to the waterfall located just above the village for unbelievable views of the valley below. The short hike only took about 30 minutes to complete but so worth it.

After our hike and grabbing a bite to eat, we rented a boat (probably the BEST way to photograph Hallstatt). The motorized boats were very easy to navigate and more affordable than I anticipated (only 12 euros for a half hour). This dreamy boat ride along the shores of Hallstatt, with the beautiful Austrian architecture and views of the Alps was one of the best memories I have from our European trip.

The next couple hours we spent wandering the streets of Hallstatt. I’m not sure it gets more delightful than these views.

Tips for visiting Hallstatt:

• During the day, thousands of visitors arrive on tour busses to spend the day in Hallstatt. The best way to avoid the crowds is to make sure you have either an early morning or evening to spend in town. By 5:30, most of the tourists were gone and we had most of the streets to ourselves.
• Don’t stay in Hallstatt, stay in Obertraun. Accommodations in Hallstatt are very limited and very expensive. To save money, stay 5 minutes away (30 minute walk) in Obertraun.
• Most people only explore the lower levels on Hallstatt. To avoid the crowds, head up to the upper levels of the town, near the Ossuary and cemetery.

Accommodations:

We stayed at the Obertrauner Hof , located in Obertraun, just a short 5 minute drive from Hallstatt. Our room was located on the 4 th floor with no elevator – but the view from our room was just lovely.

Although, I am unable to comment on the breakfast portion of this local bed & breakfast, as we had to leave early in the morning to make it back to Munich for a train. The room was simple but very comfortable. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and would recommend it.

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Enjoy Salzburg’s great architecture and Hallstatt’s wonderful maritime sights during this private tour. Your private driver/guide will pick you up in a luxury vehicle at your desired place in Munich. This private tour of Salzburg and Hallstatt is a completely personalized tour just for you and your party.

Salzburg is an Austrian city located on the German border, with views of the eastern Alps. This city is divided by the river Salzach, on one part we have Altstadt (old city) and in the other part we will find Neustadt (new city).

On the other hand, we have Hallstatt . It is a municipality located on the western shore of Lake Hallstatt, in the mountainous region of Salzkammergut. It is a very famous place due to its houses, coffee shops and amazing views of the lake.

Your private driver/guide will be at your total disposition during the whole tour. In case you prefer, we can include a local tour guide for 2 hours in Salzburg. If you have something in mind, just let us know, and we will do our best to arrange it.

Private Tour of Salzburg and Hallstatt | Points of Interests and Landmarks

Your tour will start when your private driver/guide picked you up in your place of choice in Munich. Service will be held in a private luxury vehicle.

Firstly, you will visit Salzburg , which is well known for its sights in the Sound of Music. You will be able to enjoy views of the lower Bavarian Alps while you drive to Salzburg.

Among other places and monuments, you will be able to visit:

• Hohensalzburg Fortress
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• Mozart’s House
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• Kapitelplatz and Alter Markt
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Secondly, you will continue to Hallstatt . Throughout your way to Hallstatt, you will delight yourself with the beautiful rural landscapes of Salzkammergut and its town. Upon arrival at Hallstatt, you will testify one of the most beautiful landscape views that its lake and medieval houses show.

You will spend a fantastic time during this private tour of Salzburg and Hallstatt along with your private driver/guide. We can include tickets entrance to any monument or museum you wish to visit.

During the tour, you will also have some spare time for lunch in a very nice restaurant of the zone.

Finally, your private driver/guide will take you back to your starting point in Munich.

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Transfer from Munich to Hallstatt

Trip details, departure from munich, selected sights.

Trip duration: 147 min

Passengers & Extra luggage

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Places you can visit along the way

Herrenchiemsee Germany

If you decide to visit Herrenchiemsee palace, be prepared to be enchanted by the extravagance and decadency seen once in a blue moon. This opulent ... fantasy palace was built by Bavarian King Ludwig II known also as “Bavaria’s fairytale king” on the largest island in the Chiemsee Lake. Construction started in 1878 but unfortunately was not finished by the time King Ludwig died, in 1886. In the extravagant interior visitors may explore twenty state rooms that boast décor of the most exquisite quality. But visitors are mostly overwhelmed when entering the huge Hall of Mirrors which is almost a perfect copy of the original Galerie des Glaces in Versailles. With its luxuriant decorations and furnishings, lights and glittering pendant chandeliers it must be one of the most majestic banqueting halls in the world. The palace also features Ludwig II Museum and the Augustinian canon seminary, both worth visiting. If you get tired of all the lavishness, go to Fraueninsel Island across the water that has a Benedictine convent and is perfect for relaxing strolls. Show more

Bad Ischl Austria

Bad Ischl is a work of art painted by a famous artist in real size. That’s the impression you will have once you visit Bad ... Ischl. And that is probably the impression Emperor Franz Joseph had, given that he visited this town every year for his summer holidays until his death. Emperor presence can still be felt on every step – you’ll see portraits on the buildings, statue and emperor’s photographs in many cafes and restaurants. With its riverside location, colorful and graceful architecture and the beauty of the surrounding landscape, it is very easy to fall in love with this historic spa town. Show more

Hallein Salt Mine Austria

The Hallein salt mine was dug by the ancient Celts over 2500 years ago and it was open for public 450 years ago for the ... first time. But, what’s truly amazing about this mine is that it hasn’t lost any of its magical appeal to this day. Visitors enter the mine on a mine train and after the fun ride they can slide down one of the two miner’s slides to get to the amazing subterranean salt lake where they can take a silent boat ride. The tour of the mine is both fun and educational as visitors learn all about miners’ lives and the conditions they had to endure while working here. Show more

Sankt Wolfgang Austria

The tranquil, forested lake-shore of Lake Wolfgang along with some impressive cultural sites make Sankt Wolfgang a fine destination for a day trip. The charm ... of this little town, recognized by many tourists during the summer season, lies in the breathtaking mountain setting and its pretty painted houses and shops that enclose the narrow cobbled streets. St. Wolfgang was a very famous pilgrimage center, even back in the 12th century, thanks to the Pilgrimage Church that features gorgeous altarpiece dating from 1481. Another great attraction in the town is the Mozarthaus. Show more

Rosenheim Germany

Rosenheim will lure every traveler with its breathtaking architecture, cozy cafes, restaurants, top-notch fashion boutiques, and long-established shops. There is literally something for every taste. ... Rosenheim is also a lovely example of old blending well into new - churches, and amazing eighteenth-century artwork of pastel-colored buildings are mixed with modern museums and galleries and a vibrant scene of nightlife and all sorts of events. Show more

Salzburg Austria

Salzburg is rightfully considered by many as a treasure chest of art and culture. The birthplace of a world famous musician, Mozart, Salzburg celebrates his ... life and work in two museums: The Mozart Residence and the Mozart Birthplace. But, the city’s greatest son is also remembered in so many other ways - Mozart chocolates, Mozart rubber ducks, Mozart ice cream, you name it. Salzburg will also leave you amazed by its history and architecture. UNESCO recognized this greatness and included it in its World Heritage List as a city of “outstanding value to humanity”. You too will be convinced once you witness its numerous sightseeing attractions. Show more

The permitted luggage consists of a large suitcase (29 x 21 x 11 in) (74 x 54 x 28 cm) and hand luggage (22 x 14 x 9 in) (56 x 36 x 23 cm) for each passenger.

If you have more luggage than allowed, enter the total amount of all passengers.

By adding additional luggage, the capacity of the vehicle will be adjusted. For large groups (8 and more passengers), the number of vehicles will be multiplied.

Info about vehicle capacity sizing

Driving will be carried out with vehicles which, according to their characteristics, correspond to the booked ride.

• Sedan (max. 3 passengers)
• MPV (max. 4 passengers)
• VAN (max. 7 passengers)

Privacy policy

Personal data protection policy.

1.1 The protection of your privacy when using our website www.easydaytrip.com is of utmost importance to us. For the protection of personal data on this website, the trade company EDT EUROPE Limited Liability Company, Radnička cesta 80, 10000 Zagreb, PIN: 82374605945 is responsible for the processing of personal data.

1.2 Your personal information is processed in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU Regulation 2016/679) and the Implementation Act of the General Data Protection Regulation (OG 42/2018).

1.3 This Personal Data Protection Policy applies only to the website www.easydaytrip.com, not to the websites that are linked and visible through our website.

1.4 By accepting this Privacy Policy by clicking upon registration and / or ordering you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to the processing of personal information as set forth by this Policy.

2. Security

2.1 For the purpose of protecting your personal data, we have undertaken the appropriate technical and organizational measures that we continually uphold and which protect your personal information against loss, abuse or unauthorized access.

However, we can not guarantee full protection when transferring personal information to or from our website, so it is extremely important that you too worry about your computer's security and securely store your personal information and / or passwords and their confidentiality.

3. Collecting and processing personal data

3.1 We use Internet “cookies”, technologies to track visits to our websites. The purpose of these technologies is to help us analyze web traffic as well as to enable our web pages to function in accordance with their stated purpose. What is a cookie? A cookie is a very small computer file in text form. It is used to transmit information to the website user's browser application and stored on the user's hard disk drive or other file storage. Cookies generally include the name of the website where it originated, its own (i.e. the cookie's) expiry date and a numerical value which is often randomly generated for data processing purposes. Each visitor of our internet page will receive a cookie. Cookies may be used for the following purposes: To uniquely identify you as a visitor by issuing a number to be reused when you visit our website again (and not in any other circumstances.) This helps us tailor our content to your interests, and also to apply the so-called “frequency capping” technique to advertisements, i.e. to prevent your excessive exposure to our marketing materials; To enable us to gather anonymous, aggregate statistics in order to better understand the interaction of visitors with our website and ways to improve its structure. Neither this nor any other technology we use enables us to identify you as a natural person. All information gathered via cookies is fully anonymous and contains no references to personally identifiable information such as names, ID numbers or e-mail addresses. Information which may combined in order to identify you is stored separately and with full application of all reasonable measures in order to limit access and processing. Our cookies cannot be used to infect your device with viruses or other malware. By using or utilizing any of our Internet pages, you consent to the use of cookies. Cookie Duration. Cookies are stored on your device for a fixed, predetermined period. So-called 'session cookies' are saved into your device's temporary memory storage for the duration of your visit. They are automatically deleted when you leave a website. Facebook and YouTube cookies. Information regarding Facebook and YouTube cookies and the various options at your disposal can be found at the Internet address . Enabling and disabling cookies. Your browser application's cookie settings enable you to accept or reject any cookies you wish. However, rejecting or disabling cookies may mean that some interactive functionality on our website will no longer be available.

3.2 We process personal information that you independently enter on our website. Data is collected by using the site registration and through available web forms for receiving notifications or contacting our employees. Personal data processing is necessary to provide our services via webmail and billing. All personal information is collected on the basis of the regulations on personal data protection and general business conditions.

3.3 Data we process

• e-mail address
• name, surname
• phone number (mobile number)

3.3.2 For the purposes of informing about our products, discounts and actions, and enhancements to our services, your e-mail address, which you specified when registering and / or driving orders, is processed, but only if you have confirmed that you want to receive our newsletters. You can withdraw your consent at any time by using the checkout option at the bottom of our newsletter. Legal basis: consent Storage period: until the receiver withdraws.

• telephone number (mobile or fixed number)
• name, surname, date of birth
• for the purposes of the security clearance of a copy of the ID card, driver's license and driving license, driver's photographs, vehicle and work license, employer's data, criminal records (if permitted by law)

3.4 Partners - processors We do not process your personal data alone, but we use the help of professional partners - processors - who process your personal information by our explicit instructions and orders for the purpose of providing our services and billing. Our processing executives are carefully selected, and the appropriate technical and organizational measures ensure that processing of your personal data is carried out in accordance with the provisions on data protection, with strict respect of your rights. Processing Executives are not allowed to use personal data that they use for their own or other promotional purposes or to disclose them to third parties. We will also not pass your personal information to third parties - such as directory publishers and direct marketing agents.

4. Entering and transferring personal data

4.1 At the time of payment on our website, as a condition of payment of products and services, credit or debit cards require the activation of the payment process via the Croatian Telekom d.d. credit card or debit card payment service providers, our contractual partner, and the Personal Data Processing Agent. To this end, personal data (name, surname, street and number, postal code, place, card data) are temporarily stored at the Croatian Telekom dd company, which stores this data in accordance with the highest level of protection and retention of confidential data. Activate booking process and billing with confirmation (click) on the "pay" link.

4.2 We do not have at any time, nor collect or process any personal data entered for the purpose of booking and billing of the card, therefore any information on processing personal data by Croatian Telecom d.d. on the website where the payment process takes place. Personal data stored at Croatian Telecom d.d. will be deleted immediately after the booking and billing process has been completed. Croatian Telecom d.d. in no case stores the security code (CVV) of credit or debit cards.

5.Basics of processing

GDPR requires that companies that process personal data from users in the EU do so on the basis of certain legal bases. As described below, we process customer data in the EU based on at least one of the bases listed in GDPR:

• The account information required to set up and maintain your account, including your identity verification, to enable communication with you on your travels, orders, and accounts, and to enable payments.
• Security checks required to enable drivers to provide transport services
• Driver's Location Information Required to Connect Drivers to Clients and Tracking Pending and Proposed Navigation
• Transaction data required for generating and maintaining your use of our services
• Usage data needed to maintain, optimize, and improve our services.

5.2 Processing is necessary to protect the interests of our users or other persons We may process personal information, including disclosure of information to competent authorities in the event of threats to the security of Clients or other persons.

• Maintaining and improving Client's safety and protection.
• Preventing, detecting and combating fraud related to the use of our services. For example, we use account information, location, device, and usage to identify and prevent circumstances where Client's try to deceive us or other users.
• Notifying officers of the competent authorities in connection with criminal offenses or threats to public security.
• providing customer support
• optimizing our service and developing new services. This includes, for example, determining the best download / disbursement locations, improving pricing, and connecting Client's and drivers.
• research and analytical purposes. This includes, for example, analysis of usage trends to improve Client experience and increase the security and security of our services.
• direct marketing purposes. This includes, for example, data analysis to identify trends and adjust marketing messages according to Client's needs.
• Implement of our Terms of Service.

5.4 Processing is necessary for legitimate interests of other persons or parties We process personal information to the extent necessary for the interests of other persons or the general public. This includes sharing information about legal claims or claims from insurance, for the protection of the rights and safety of others.

5.5 Processing is necessary to fulfill our legal obligations We must respect the legal requirements in the jurisdiction in which we operate and which require us to collect, process, disclose, and retain personal information. For example, we must respect the laws and regulations in many cities and countries that require you to collect and retain your driving information, to keep such data for longer periods, and to provide copies of this information to governmental or other competent bodies. We can also share data with the competent authorities or hand it over to third parties in legal proceedings.

5.6 Consent We can process your information based on your consent. You can cancel your consent at any time. If you revoke your Consent, you will not be able to use any service or feature that requires the collection or use of the data that we have collected or used based on the Consent.

The consent is necessary to collect or use the data needed to improve the Client's experience, provide additional services or features, or to communicate with you.

Data about you can be collected through voluntary surveys. Your responses to such surveys are collected on the basis of a consent and will be deleted when they no longer need the purpose for which they are collected.

6. Rights you are entitled to

6.4 Objections and Complaints EU Client's have the right to file objections to personal data processing, including processing for marketing purposes based on profiling and / or automated decision making. EU Client's also have the right to file a complaint regarding our handling of your personal data with the Personal Data Protection Agency (AZOP), Martićeva 14, 10000 Zagreb.

6.5 We will provide you with information on the actions taken no later than within one month of receipt of your application. If the processing of the request is complicated or if there is a large number of requests, this deadline may be extended to another two months, but we will inform you in this case of the reasons for any extension of the deadline. Also, if we are unable to act on your request, we will notify you about our decision, with specific reasons for it, and the possibility of submitting a complaint or appeal to the Personal Data Protection Agency. In case the claims are manifestly unfounded or excessive, in particular because of their frequent repetition, we may charge a reasonable fee on the basis of administrative costs or refuse to act upon the request.

Download: a form of claim to exercise rights

7. Terms and Conditions

We hold the right to make changes to this Privacy Policy to transfer new information about how we protect your personal information on our websites.

For realization of your rights and any additional questions please contact us:

Contact details of the processing manager: EDT EUROPE Limited liability company for trade and services Radnička cesta 80, 10000 Zagreb Phone: +385953603508 Email: [email protected]

Terms and conditions

Terms of use.

These Terms of Use apply to all services which EDT EUROPE Ltd., 80 Radnička cesta, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia (EDT) provides to Users (each a User) of the site www.easydaytrip.com (Site) and to services which Drivers (each a Driver) booked through the Site provide to Users, unless agreed otherwise between the User and the Driver. By using the Site, the User agrees to be bound by these Terms of Use and should there be any changes regarding the Conditions, the User is bound by the conditions that were in force at the time of booking, as far as the User is concerned and at the time of driving acceptance, as far as the Driver is concerned.

EDT offers a ride-in service from the starting point to the destination, enabling the User to book the selected ride and pay for the transport service. The transport service is provided directly by the Driver as an independent service provider, who accepts the reservation by the User. EDT is not a carrier service but is solely acting as a User and Driver connecting service, and accordingly, any damage to the User or Driver during the journey will not be the responsibility of EDT but will be resolved within the relationship between the User and the Driver.

RESERVATION

The User makes a booking of the Transport Services through the Site by selecting place, date and time of departure as well as the destination. If available, the User can also select places on the route where the Driver will make a pause or go for a trip during the voyage, which is also selected directly on the page when booking. Directly upon the reservation, the User will receive an e-mail with exact data about the booked ride as well as the service price. To receive the full refund, the User can cancel the transport service not later than 120 hours (5 days) after the reservation of the service. The User is not entitled to a refund if he or she cancels the transport service after 120 hours (5 days) from the reservation of the service or if the User does not arrive to the agreed place at the agreed time. The User is not entitled to refund if he or she cancels the service at least than 48 hours (2 days) before the agreed departure. The User will receive an e-mail the day prior to the scheduled departure with the information of the name of the Driver, his mobile phone number as well as type, color and vehicle registration mark.

The User will book the ride through the EDT website using one of the following cards – MasterCard, Visa, Maestro, Amex and by allowing the billing of 20% of the full amount of ride costs. Upon the completion of the transport service the User will pay the remaining 80% of the ride cost to the Driver directly.

At the time of booking, User is obliged to fill in all the required information on the EDT website correctly and truthfully. He or she will be liable for any other possible damages.

Driving will be carried out with vehicles which, according to their characteristics, correspond to the booked ride. Any additional luggage which exceeds the usual amount of luggage consited of one large suitcase (29 x 21 x 11 inches) (74 x 54 x 28 cm) and one hand luggage (22 x 14 x 9 inches) (56 x 36 x 23 cm) per person will be considered as additional traveller.

EDT uses HT Pay Way as a billing system that applies state-of-the-art data protection standards - Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol with 128-bit encryption and MD5 algorithm. The ISO 8583 protocol ensures that data exchange between the T-Com system and the credit card authorization centers is carried out on a private network, which is protected from the unauthorized access to a double layer of firewalls.

By accepting the booking, the User grants the EDT permission to forward the User's information, the sole name, phone number and e-mail address to the Driver for a simple pick up. It is considered that the User has concluded a Carriage Agreement with the Driver when EDT notifies the User of the name and details of the Driver. EDT is not a party to such a contract. The Driver does not provide any additional services which are not related to the contracted transport services.

Users must be in a designated place at the agreed time. If the User does not appear within 30 minutes after the agreed time, the Driver may cancel the Service by leaving the agreed pick-up point. If the Driver does not appear within 30 minutes after the agreed time, the User will contact EDT and notify the delay. If it is found that the Driver is unable to make the transport service, EDT is obliged to provide other Driver under the same conditions as soon as possible. The User is not obliged to accept the option offered and can cancel the transport service by contacting EDT. In this case, EDT will cancel the reserved User's funds and the Driver will compensate EDT for costs and damages in accordance with the mutual agreement.

BEHAVIORAL POLICIES

Users must act reasonably and have good manners during travel, so as not to interfere with driving. Users must behave reasonably so as not to damage or contaminate the car. Drivers must act reasonably and kindly during the journey. While Drivers must work to reach the destination in the foreseeable time, Driver or EDT does not give customers time-to-destination warranty. EDT is not liable for any loss or damage incurred by the transport service.

USE OF THE SITE

Content and layout of the site is the intellectual property of EDT and no one may use any part of the site without the prior written permission of EDT. A website or any part of a web site may not be reproduced or otherwise used for any commercial purpose without the prior written consent of EDT. No person has the right to systematically extract any part of the content on the Site without the prior written consent of EDT. The site is intended exclusively for people over the age of 18. Any access to or use of the Site for persons under the age of 18 is expressly forbidden. By accessing or using the Website, the User presents and warrants that he or she is over the age of 18.

Drivers provide a transport service for the price stated in the booking confirmation. If the User, after confirming the booking, modifies the plan of the trip which is reflected in the price of the service, the User is obliged to re-confirm the reservation.

PRIVACY CONSENT

By submitting your name, contact information and any other personal data (Data) to EDT or to the Driver through the Site or otherwise, you voluntarily agree that EDT and the Driver use your information for completing the agreed driving service.

The protection of your privacy when using our website www.easydaytrip.com is of utmost importance to us. For the protection of personal data on this website, the trade company EDT EUROPE Limited Liability Company, Radnička cesta 80, 10000 Zagreb, OIB: 82374605945 is responsible for the processing of personal data.

Your personal data is processed in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU Regulation 2016/679) and the Implementation Act of the General Data Protection Regulation (OG 42/2018) as well as with the Personal data protection policy of the trade company EDT EUROPE Limited Liability Company, Radnička cesta 80, 10000 Zagreb, OIB: 82374605945 that can be found on the EDT website www.easydaytrip.com.

The personal data protection policy refers only to this website and it doesn't refer to websites linked through this website or are visible on this website.

By accepting this personal data protection policy while ordering the ride trough this websitee you confirm that you have read, understood and you agree with the personal data processing determined by the EDT Personal data protection policy.

In this way, you agree to receive marketing emails from EDT. You can withdraw your consent to receive these emails by e-mail sent to [email protected]. In particular, you may request EDT and Driver to provide you with information on processing your data and you may ask EDT and Driver to explain and remedy any inappropriate processing.

EDT is committed to provide personal data protection by collecting only the essential, basic information about the customers/users required to fulfill our obligations; informing buyers of how they use the data they collect, regularly gives customers the choice of using their data, including the ability to decide whether or not to remove their name from the lists used for marketing campaigns. All customer information is strictly kept and only accessible to employees who are required to do this. All EDT employees and business partners are responsible for compliance with the privacy principles according to the EDT Personal data protection policy.

Summary of certain information

Website as a point of sale operated by: EDT Europe, Limited Liability Company Radnička cesta 80, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia PIN 82374605945 Phone: +385953603508 Email: [email protected]