Salzburg can do that too
What I now consider a luxury, that you meet people again and again and that everything moves rhythmically, ceremonially – from the Saturday morning bazaar dance, the Thursday Schrannen polka to the festival ring dance – all these familiar scenes once seemed very small-world and threateningly repetitive to me. Growing up here, Salzburg quickly became cramped, every corner in the coffee house and the few pubs was quickly explored – it didn’t take a second push to swap the narrow streets for the big city – Vienna. Vienna seemed almost paradisiacal to me: finally coffee houses that were open longer than 7 pm, a cultural life beyond the month of August and probably most important – people with the most diverse backgrounds and adventurously different life stories than I knew from Salzburg. As you might imagine, it didn’t stop in Vienna, I was drawn much further afield and every opportunity to see the world was seized. Often travelling alone, packed with a lot of camera equipment and responsibility, but it always seemed worth the price: South Africa, the Caribbean, Thailand, Argentina wanted to be discovered. Barcelona, Berlin, L.A. – conquered. The magic of the new, the adventure, the unknown always fascinated me, here and there I dove right in, sometimes even staying for a few months. I often thought about moving to one of these cities, but never did.
Sometimes I think it will come, and sometimes that maybe it doesn’t have to: In the meantime, I have friends here from all corners of the world and often visitors – so now the world comes to my little Salzburg and I often have to smile that now, years later, I have become such a happy Salzburger. Although I am proud of the girl who had the courage to explore the world, and since I still travel a lot for work, I can’t imagine anything nicer in the meantime than coming home.
Bad weather or not, Salzburg can also do this with composure – simply drink another “mélange” (similar to cappuccino) or take a look at the cake buffet before using the next break in the rain to stroll through the city.
In November and December our warm cuddly weeks await you. The terrace invites you to experience culinary delights: with fire salmon, chestnuts and mulled wine you can enjoy the flickering campfire or admire the panorama of the Allgäu Alps. And even if you prefer to spend the winter with a cup of hot chocolate, cuddly socks and plenty of spa time, you will get your money’s worth with us.
Services in detail:
- Welcome Drink
- 3-7 nights in the family suite of your choice
- Versatile winter outdoor program
The Familux Adults experience:
- Gourmet pampering kitchen
- Extensive wellness area with saunas and relaxation oases
- Signature Treatments at Familux Feel Good Spa
- Varied sports program and gym
The Familux Kids experience:
- Experienced childcare for all ages
- Indoor & outdoor pools with tire waterslide
- Huge outdoor playground
- Varied children’s programme, tailored to all age groups