11 reviews of Salzburg Christmas Eve Tour to the Silent Night Chapel
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Reviewed by Brent J, January 2013
Great way to spend Christmas Eve. The Chapel was beautiful and the service was something I will remember. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by Patricia, January 2013
There's still daylight when the bus brings you from Salzburg to Oberndorf, so you can see the green rolling hills of Austria and the snow-covered mountains. Once there, it's a 3-block walk from the parking lot to the little chapel (that's not it in the picture, by the way). You can shop in the stores before the outdoor Mass begins, go into the chapel for a quick photo, then stand outside while the Mass is going on (also outside). When "Silent Night" is sung, it's only in German. It seems that none of the tourists wanted to sing on December 24, 2012...! There's still time when you get back to have dinner in Salzburg, and go to Midnight Mass at one of the churches or up at Nonnberg Abbey.
Reviewed by Ellen D, January 2011
Loved this though didn't think there would be so many people. It was magical. A little long to stand for the ceremony but hot drinks helped.
Reviewed by JOHN D, USA, January 2011
This once in a lifetime experience was magical. Only being so far from the chapel marred a perfect experience.
Reviewed by CRISTYL D, January 2009
Reviewed by Barbara R, January 2008
Reviewed by Linda S, Canada, January 2008
Reviewed by Edwin B, USA, January 2008
Reviewed by Anonymous, January 2007
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