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Easy and fast to Salzburg

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Explore Salzburg by train

Travel to Salzburg, beautiful city North of the Alps. Admire the baroque buildings or immerse yourself in Mozart's history. From Belgium, you have two options to reach the city by train:

  • Directly from Brussels on the Nightjet night train 
  • With 2 changes from Brussels with ICE: travel to Cologne or Frankfurt and get on another ICE train to Munich, from there a regional train will take you to your final destination, the romantic Salzburg.

Book your train tickets to Salzburg

Brussels - Salzburg Direct train 12:19
from € 34.90 *
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Brussels - Salzburg With a change 8:34
from € 19.99 *
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Cologne - Salzburg With a change 6:28
from € 19.99 *
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Munich - Salzburg Direct train 1:30
from € 19.99 *
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* Unless expressly stated otherwise, all fares quoted are per person/per leg (VAT included) based on an online reservation for a 2nd class return from Brussels. Please note, terms and conditions apply. Tip: As the number of seats at the lowest fares on Eurostar, TGV INOUI and ICE trains is limited, we recommend that you book your trip as early as possible. Most international trains allow reservations to be made from 4 months before the date of departure. On ICE trains, booking is possible as early as 180 days before departure, and on Eurostar, booking is possible from min. 157 and max. 277 days before departure, depending on the time of the year.).

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