Day 1-2: Vienna
Begin your journey with two days in Vienna
Our guide begins in Vienna, where handmade crafts are still alive and thriving. From traditional artisans to bespoke leather goods, discover a world of craftsmanship cherished by generations. Take a moment to live like the Viennese, from leisurely traditional breakfasts to three-Michelin-starred dining. It’s a celebration of quality in every form, from exceptional ingredients to the art of savoring each moment.
Day 1
THE ANCIENT CRAFT OF GLASS MAKING AT J. & L. LOBMEYR
J. & L. Lobmeyr Kärntner Str. 26, 1010 Vienna, Austria
We begin our day at the world-famous workshop of J. & L. Lobmeyr, masters of glass and crystal craftsmanship. Founded in Vienna in 1823 by Josef Lobmeyr, the family-run house remains in its sixth generation, preserving its heritage while continuing to evolve.
Once a court supplier to the Habsburg Empire, Lobmeyr is now renowned for its exquisite crystal, decorative objects, and iconic chandeliers found in opera houses and palaces around the world.
FINE FOODS FROM THE REGION AT PŒHL AM NASCHMARKT
Pöhl am Naschmarkt, Naschmarkt 167, 1060 Vienna, Austria
For fine foods and delicacies go straight to the experts at Pœhl am Naschmarkt, located in Vienna’s iconic Naschmarkt. Often described as a culinary map of Europe in a single stall, it offers a gastronomical journey through regional flavors.
Pick up a curated gourmet selection featuring hand-sliced cured meats and seasonal specialties like wild garlic pesto. Blending Austrian tradition with Mediterranean influences, Pœhl is also a trusted supplier of premium meats and cheeses to Rosewood Vienna.
A PRIVATE TOUR OF THE VIENNA SECESSION
The Vienna Secession, Friedrichstraße 12, 1010 Vienna, Austria
The Vienna Secession redefined European art by breaking from academic tradition. On a private visit, discover Gustav Klimt’s legacy and access the iconic golden dome of gilded laurel leaves.
HAND-PULLED CANDIES AT ZUCKERLWERKSTAT
Zuckerlwerkstatt, multiple locations across Vienna
No visit to Vienna is complete without Zuckerlwerkstatt, where artisans craft traditional Austrian candies using a 150-year-old sugar-pulling technique and natural, locally sourced ingredients.
DINNER ABOVE THE CITY AT NEUE HOHEIT
Neue Hoheit is located in Rosewood Vienna
Enjoy rooftop views across Vienna from Neue Hoheit, overlooking St. Peter’s Church and the baroque old town, while savoring contemporary Austrian cuisine with inventive finesse.
Day 2
A VERY VIENNESE MORNING AT CAFÉ LANDTMANN
Café Landtmann, Universitätsring 4, 1010 Vienna, Austria
The perfect setting for a distinctly Viennese breakfast, served in the city’s signature unhurried style. At Café Landtmann, lingering is part of the ritual, where simplicity meets exceptional quality. Enjoy a traditional Wiener Frühstück of fresh Kaiser rolls, butter with mountain honey, a soft-boiled egg, and, naturally, a carefully selected Viennese coffee, all served with impeccable elegance.
THE ART OF SHOE MAKING AT MARKUS SCHEER
SCHEER MASSSCHUHE , Bräunerstraße 4, 1010 Vienna, Austria
Elegance and style run throughout Vienna, from imperial court traditions to today’s master artisans. At Scheer, shoemaker Markus Scheer, trained in orthopedics and drawing on over 200 years of family expertise, creates bespoke leather footwear that combines refinement with function, enhancing both posture and foot health. A visit offers a rare look into a world where tradition and innovation meet in every detail.
LUNCH AT THREE-MICHELIN-STARRED STEIRERECK
Steirereck, Am Heumarkt 2A, 1030 Vienna, Austria
Lunch at Steirereck blends culinary artistry, nature, and architecture. In a mirrored pavilion within Stadtpark, enjoy three-Michelin-starred Austrian cuisine celebrating rare ingredients and refined tradition.
CITY SITES FROM A FIAKER RIDE
Carriages can be booked through the concierge at Rosewood Vienna
Complete your exploration of Vienna with a traditional Fiaker carriage ride past landmarks including St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Hofburg Palace, and the Ringstraße.
AN EVENING’S APERITIF AT THE1835
The1835 is located in Rosewood Vienna
End your stay in Vienna at The1835, where signature cocktails blend classic techniques with unexpected twists in an elegant historic setting.
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Day 3-4: Fuschl
Continue to Lake Fuschl for time by the water
From Vienna to the alpine lakes of Rosewood Schloss Fuschl, just a 20-minute drive from the UNESCO-listed old town of Salzburg, shift pace to lakeside living and the flavors of mountain culture. For Austrians, history and heritage are sources of enduring pride, carried through generations and continually reinterpreted for modern life. Here, tradition meets contemporary living.
Day 3
PANORAMIC BOATRIDES AND LAKESIDE PATHS
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl
Every introduction to Fuschl begins with a connection to the lake. Start the morning with a leisurely boat ride across the turquoise waters of Lake Fuschl and soak in the energy of the calm waters, followed by a scenic hike back to the hotel.
TRADITIONAL ALPINE DRESSMAKING REIMAGINED AT HEIMATWERK
Salzburger Heimatwerk eG, Residenzplatz 9, A-5010 Salzburg, Austria
The afternoon begins with a visit to Heimatwerk, more than just an atelier or workshop, it is an institution dedicated to preserving the regional art of Alpine dressmaking, known as Tracht. Blending modern interpretations with traditional silhouettes, discover the intricate craftsmanship behind embroidery and tailoring, and gain a deeper connection to Salzburg’s cultural identity.
A PRIVATE TOUR OF MOZART’S BIRTHPLACE, FOLLOWED BY A CONCERT
Mozart’s birthplace, Getreidegasse 9, 5020 Salzburg, Austria
Step into the early life of one of the world’s greatest musical geniuses, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, born in 1756. The museum, located in the very house where he was born, still retains elements of the original apartment layout in the heart of Salzburg’s historic old town. From 18th-century interiors and early instruments to letters and portraits, the experience is centered around a concert played on an actual piano from Mozart's time.
Day 4
MORNING MEDITATION AT SEE CLUB AND A COLD PLUNGE FOR THE BRAVE
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl
Where the Austrian Alps meets a Mediterranean beach club, See Club at Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is the perfect start to the day. Enjoy a moment’s calm with a guided meditation, surrounded by the rhythmic sounds of the lake’s water and crisp mountain air, followed by a cold plunge to awaken your senses for the day.
A PAINTING WORKSHOP WITH BLUT & BLUME
Workshop held at Rosewood Schloss Fuschl
Part print studio, part creative atelier, Blut & Blume revive historic European decorative arts through handcrafted wallpapers, textiles, and prints inspired by 17th- to 19th-century patterns. In partnership with Rosewood Schloss Fuschl, take part in a hands-on workshop, where you can learn traditional painting techniques and create your own Blut & Blume print to take home.
A VISIT TO SCHLOSS FUSCHL FISCHEREI
Schloss Fuschl Fischerei Schloss-Straße 19, 5322 Hof bei Salzburg, Austria
Walk to Schloss Fuschl Fischerei, where lake-to-table cuisine celebrates Alpine purity. Sample smoked char while enjoying atmospheric lakeside dining surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery and crisp fresh air.
A TOUR OF THE OLD MASTERS AT SCHLOSS FUSCHL
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl
The hotel features one of the world’s largest Old Master painting collections outside a museum, with works by Boucher, Carpioni, and Marrel, reflecting its heritage as a former hunting lodge.
AUSTRIAN WINE TASTING IN THE WINE CELLAR
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl
Austria produces world-class wines known for strict quality standards, biodynamic methods, and terroir-driven precision. At Lake Fuschl, a sommelier-led tasting explores regions, indigenous grapes, and winemaking craftsmanship.
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Day 5-6: Munich
Cross over into Munich and enter the heart of Bavaria
A symbol of civic pride, the heroic Bavaria Statue overlooks the historic city of Munich, head held high as she sets the tone for two days exploring Bavaria’s finest art forms. From historic architecture to contemporary reinterpretations, our final discoveries in Munich bring together spaces that have stood the test of time, each evolving to offer new perspectives of the city today.
Day 5
STEP INTO ARTIST ANGELIKA MARIA STIEGLER’S PRIVATE ATELIER
Angelika Maria Stiegler Keramikatelier, Preysingstraße 66, 81667 Munich, Germany
A visit to Angelika Maria Stiegler’s studio in Munich’s Haidhausen offers an intimate introduction to her world of contemporary art. Working across a variety of mediums including ceramics, she creates poetic, conceptual works inspired by nature and the human body. A distinctive voice within Europe’s experimental art scene, her pieces can also be found at Brasserie Cuvilliés, Rosewood Munich's signature restaurant.
A GUIDE AROUND MUNICH’S MOST FLAVORFUL MARKET
Viktualienmarkt 3, 80331 Munich, Germany
Discover Munich through Executive Chef Matthias Brenner’s celebration of regional produce, centered around Viktualienmarkt and its artisanal flavors, seasonal ingredients, and stories behind each ingredient.
INSIDE BAVARIA, A HIDDEN VIEWPOINT OVER THE CITY
Bavaria Statue, Theresienhöhe 16, 80339 Munich, Germany
The 18-meter Bavaria Statue symbolizes true Bavarian pride. Climb 126 spiral steps inside the statue for panoramic views across Munich and the Theresienwiese below.
DINNER AT BRASSERIE CUVILLIÉS FOLLOWED BY DRINKS AT BAR MONTEZ
Rosewood Munich
After exploring the city, enjoy Bavarian-inspired dining at Brasserie Cuvilliés before cocktails and live jazz in the candlelit lounge at Bar Montez.
Day 6
MUNICH’S MOST RESPECTED BAKER
Various locations in Munich including, Julius Brantner Brothandwerk – Schwabing, Nordendstraße 23, 80801 Munich, Germany
Munich’s most respected baker, Julius Brantner Brothandwerk, known for his long sourdough fermentation and organic regional ingredients, makes this an essential morning stop. Pick up the signature Brothandwerk 25 sourdough loaf or try his honey and mustard bread created exclusviely for Brasserie Cuvilliés at Rosewood Munich.
MUNICH’S URBAN WILDERNESS, THE ENGLISCHER GARTEN
Englischer Garten, Munich, Germany
Larger than New York’s Central Park, Munich’s Englischer Garten feels more like a natural landscape than a city park. With winding rivers, meadows, and wooded paths, it is one of the city’s most beloved public spaces, where picnics, walking trails, and even surfers come together.
LENBACHHAUS, THE HOUSE OF THE EXPRESSIONIST MASTERS
Lenbachhaus, Luisenstraße 33, 80333 Munich, Germany
Lenbachhaus houses the world’s largest Blue Rider collection, including Kandinsky and Franz Marc, blending historic and modern architecture with expressionist masterpieces and contemporary exhibitions.
A GUIDED ART TOUR, FOLLOWED BY AFTERNOON TEA
Rosewood Munich
Rosewood Munich showcases Bavarian-inspired art throughout its interiors. A guided tour concludes with the Art Afternoon Tea, featuring sculptural pastries inspired by fashion and contemporary art.
CONVERSATIONS WITH CHARLES SCHUMANN AT SCHUMANN’S
Schumann’s, Odeonspl. 6-7, 80539 Munich, Germany
Schumann’s Bar embodies classic Munich elegance, where legendary bartender Charles Schumann serves timeless cocktails guided by precision, simplicity, and consistency.
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