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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(96 reviews)
2026SepOct
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Uncover the region's culture and history from a base in Kirchberg, a charming Tyrolean town of part-timbered chalets nestled amid gentle mountains and extensive alpine pastures. Experience amazing alpine views while travelling aboard the Achensee Railway to the 'Tyrolean Sea', followed by a short boat ride and a visit to the idyllic Gramai Valley...

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GRJ All Inclusive Austria: Highlights of the Alps
7/Jun
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4 stars
“Excellent trip, great tour manager, lovely people, wonderful scenery and well-thought out excursions. The hotel, food and staff were really good and it was an ideal location. The downside for us was the journey - two long days of travelling by train (I realise it was a rail...
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