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The Cable Way of Mount Jenner features two-seater carriages that connect important points in the Königssee valley. Perched at an altitude of about 1,802 meters (5,912 feet), midst the rolling hills of Bavaria, these cable car rides offer some of the most panoramic views of the alpine regions, comprising of more than a hundred German and Austrian hills. The Jennerbahn Cable leads the way up to Mount Jenner, which offers delightful activities such as hiking, paragliding, hand gliding and such, throughout the year. Needless to say, this breathtaking ride makes for a very memorable and interesting experience.

This gorgeous royal residence in Berchtesgaden sports a facade that blends diverse architectural styles such as Rococo, Baroque, Romanesque and even Gothic. Known as the Berchtesgaden Castle, or Königliches Schloss Berchtesgaden, this elegant structure, dating back to the 12th century, has been modified and restructured several times over the years. It has served as a monastery as well as a royal hunting lodge and residence.

Berchtesgaden is often associated with salt mines and hence a visit to this municipality is incomplete without seeing the famous Salzbergwerk‎ Berchtesgaden (Saltmine Berchtesgaden), noted for its guided tours for children, adults, and groups where visitors can understand the history of salt mining. You can visit its underground sites in a thrilling journey encompassing the Treasure Vault, Salt Cathedral, Mirror Lake, and Reichenbach Pump.

Located right next to the Salzburg Airport, Hangar-7 is by no means an ordinary hangar. In fact, this private hangar owned by Dietrich Mateschitz, founder of the energy drink company 'Red Bull', is one of Salzburg's prime attractions. Avant garde technology, passion for flying, appreciation of art, and culinary refinement come together in this fancy steel and glass structure. Besides hosting Mateschitz's private aircraft collection comprising an impressive assembly of vintage and contemporary aircrafts, Hangar-7 also houses some Red Bull Formula-1 racing cars. Two elegant bars, the Mayday and the Threesixty, the Carpe Diem Lounge and the unique fine dining restaurant, Ikarus, constitute the gastronomic space. Hangar-7 also hosts art exhibitions and is an exclusive venue for select events. It is easily accessible from the city center by bus and if you have a couple of hours of waiting time at the airport, just walk over and have a look around. Entry is free.

A prominent cable car system dating from the 1920s, Predigtstuhlbahn is the second oldest of its kind in the world. Situated in the town of Bad Reichenhall, the system offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains for miles around. The scenic route of Predigtstuhlbahn spans 2,380 meters (1.47 miles), with a one-way trip taking just a little over eight minutes. Owing to its remarkable features, the cable car is a very popular mode of transport and is also a famous tourist attraction.

A series of concerts originally called 'Jazz in the Theater' took place at the Elizabeth Theater, hence the name. In 2002 a venue called Jazzit opened its doors near the main station. Since then it has become the meeting point of the Salzburg jazz scene. Besides concerts with international stars, there are jam sessions taking place every Tuesday. It is not only a haven for jazz lovers, but also a lively joint full of good music and a mixed crowd. Please call for open hours.