Poster: A snowHead
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next week I'll go with my family to Kaprun, I'll be happy for nice tips, about nice ski school for young kids and also about the city and the area, we are landing in Munich and I'll rent a car, I understood that I should buy a sticker for Austria, It's possible to buy it in gas station ?
thanks
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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You don't need a Toll Sticker ('Vignette') if you turn off the A8 autobahn in Germany before Salzburg and take the route over Siegsdorf / Lofer / Saalfelden / Zell am See. If you choose an alternative route (e.g. via Worgl) then you'll need a Vignette, but it only costs a few Euros and can be purchased at the autobahn services before you enter Austria.
Kaprun is a charming village (definitely nowhere near being a city) and your lift ticket will also cover Zell am See. As the temperature has risen over the last 2 weeks, the best snow conditions will probably be on the Kitzsteinhorn glacier above Kaprun, as you'll be well over 2000m in altitude. The snow cover this year has held up really well, so spend at least one day skiing on the Schmittenhohe in Zell am See, although the lower slopes are definitely going to be slushy in the afternoon. Zell am See is much more of a working town than Kaprun, so there are shops, old fortifications and narrow streets to explore - and of course a large lake with a popular promenade.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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yariv_har, Yes, all gas stations close to the border sell these stickers, but they are only compulsory for the motorways. Price for 10 days is about 8 euros. But Munich-Kaprun can be done without motorways.
On the A8 Munich-Salzburg you take exit 112 (Traunstein/Siegsdorf) toward Traunstein/Siegsdorf/Inzell/Ruhpolding, just follow the B306 toward Inzell (Germany) and next the B305 & B21 toward Lofer (Austria). At a certain point Zell am See will start appearing on the road signs. In Lofer follow the B311 toward Zell am See. Mind the speed trap at Weißbach bei Lofer!! In Zell am See, follow the B168 toward Kaprun. You would only need a sticker when you intend to visit places like Salzburg or Innsbruck.
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thanks to the comments, I think I'll buy the Toll Sticker, it's not expensive, and it seems that is the most fast and easy way to get Kaprun.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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yariv_har, You don't need the sticker if you follow the route that Penthht, and I have described, as you won't drive on any Austrian motorways. Exit 112 on the A8 is still in Germany, and after that, you drive on ordinary roads in Germany and Austria.
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