Day 1 | Tuesday | Depart for Munich

Day 2 | Wednesday | Arrive in Munich | Salzburg

Upon arrival in Munich, a Peter’s Way Tour Escort will meet your choir group. A private motor coach will transfer your group to your hotel in Salzburg. Afternoon welcome reception. Dinner and overnight in Salzburg.

Day 3 | Thursday | Salzburg

Take a historic train ride to Oberndorf to visit the Silent Night Chapel, Museum and the Christmas post office. Perform an evening Advent Concert at one of the fine churches in Salzburg. Dinner and overnight in Salzburg.

Day 4 | Friday | Salzburg

Attend the Augsburg Christkindl Market. Perform an Advent Concert in Augsburg. Dinner and overnight in Salzburg.

Day 5 | Saturday | Salzburg

Participate in the Advent Workshop. Choirs perform at the Christkindl Market in Salzburg as part of the International Advent Sing. Communal Advent Festival. Dinner with traditional music and performances.

Day 6 | Sunday | Depart Salzburg for Vienna

Continue to Vienna on the two-day extension. Those who choose to continue to Vienna will sing for the High Mass at Salzburg Cathedral. Visit Melk Abbey enroute, and perform a 15-30 minute recital at the “International Adventsingen in der Stiftskirche Melk.” Dinner and overnight at hotel in Vienna.

Day 7 | Monday | Vienna

Enjoy a city tour of Vienna, with admission to Schonbrunn Palace. Perform a concert at the Vienna City Hall as part of the International Advent Sing. Dinner and overnight at hotel in Vienna.

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Optional additional days and concerts in Europe: If you and your choir are interested in extending your stay in Europe, we will be glad to help make arrangements for you. Possible extensions to Munich, Budapest, Prague and other cities are available. Peter’s Way can make additional concert arrangements upon request at palaces, community centers, resort areas, and abbeys, as well as liturgical settings in landmark venues.