Maria Anne & Evan Edward John

August 28, 2025 • Salzburg, Austria
126 Days To Go!

Maria Anne & Evan Edward John

August 28, 2025 • Salzburg, Austria
126 Days To Go!

Travel

Please check your passport! Make sure it is up to date and does not expire within 6 months of your travel dates.

Please also check visa requirements for Europe travel through the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) - set to be mandatory in mid-2025 (subject to change).


Once your passport/visa is in order, planning your journey to Salzburg from the USA or Canada is easier than you might think!


Here are some of the best ways to reach this beautiful Austrian city:


1. Flights: The most direct way to get to Salzburg is by flying. While Salzburg has its own airport, Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart (SZG), direct flights from North America are limited. The best option is to fly into a major European hub like Munich (MUC), Vienna (VIE), or Frankfurt (FRA). From these airports, you can either take a connecting flight to Salzburg or opt for a scenic train or shuttle ride.


2. Connecting via Munich: Munich Airport is only about 1.5 hours away from Salzburg by car or train, making it a very convenient option. After arriving in Munich, you can easily take a train directly from Munich's central station (München Hauptbahnhof) to Salzburg, which runs frequently and offers a comfortable journey with beautiful views of the Bavarian countryside.


3. Train Travel: If you prefer a more leisurely journey, consider taking a train from your arrival city in Europe. The European rail network is extensive and efficient, offering direct trains to Salzburg from cities like Munich, Vienna, and Zurich. It's a great way to relax and enjoy the scenery on your way to the wedding!


4. Car Rentals: For those who enjoy the freedom of driving, renting a car is a fantastic option. Major European cities have numerous car rental services, and driving from Munich or Vienna to Salzburg is straightforward. The drive offers stunning views of the Alps and picturesque Austrian villages.