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The views and the mountains are the reason to come here, along with hiking trails, biking ones as well. Only problem was the train schedule was changed after booking, so it took longer to get there, with less time to spend in the area. The town is not really set up for tourists, car required for efficient getting around in town.

It was a good place to stay for us to visit both Salzburg and Berchetsgarten, where we went up to the Eagles nest and visited the recently opened new Documentation Centre and Hitler's Bunkers - well worth visiting.

It is a wonderful thermal resort for both recovery and rest, with spa pavilions, dendrological parks, gardens full of flowers and rare plant species, terraces, restaurants and cafes, shops, museums, etc.

Rupertus Spa. Excellent Tourist office. Enjoyed Salt museum tour albeit not in English. Good restaurants, easy walking in town. Winter XMas visit with beautiful Christmas market. Looked beautiful in snow!

Bad Reichenhall is a hidden gem near the Austrian border . Big & small enough to walk , nice centre with shops , restaurants and very old brevery , old town , old salt mine + the Rupertus Therme to relax your body after long day . Town surrounded by the beautifull mountains , fill like being in spa resort ( fresh clean air ) . Just few cliks from there : Koenig Lake, Eagle Nest , Panorama road (you drive a car at 1500m over the sea level to admire landscapes- in my case it was fail due to low level of clouds so I saw nothing ,he,he ) , 40min of train and you are in Saltzburg . Can't be bored out there .

great place to be, very close to Salzburg, has a nice city centre, some great restaurants and bars. What I missed a bit are fancy breakfast and brunch locations but could be that we didn't search long enough