Buffet Breakfast and start your special tour with our Gay/Lesbian Guide from the special Belvedere Palace (entrance ticket included), actually two palaces in one. Undoubtedly one of Vienna's most visited historic sites, this splendid attraction consists of two Baroque palaces built for Prince Eugene: the Lower (Unteres) Belvedere and the Upper (Oberes) Belvedere. Continue to the Museumsquartier, for a short view of this artist place, and the worldwide famous Vienna State Opera, built by the couple of men architects Eduard van der Nüll and August Sicard von Sicardsburg, partners in business and in life. Then walk along the Ringstrasse, Vienna's main boulevard, over to the Imperial Palace (“Hofburg”), one of the biggest palace complexes in the world and residence and seat of government of the Habsburg emperors until 1918. Today, it is home to numerous museums with outstanding collections, the Spanish Riding School, a congress center, the seat of the Austrian Federal President as well as the historic Heldenplatz. Lunch on your own. In the afternoon continue to tour from famous Karlsplatz with the imposing Karlskirche, passing by the Technical University and reaching Kettenbrückengasse 6, the death place of composer Franz Schubert, who died of Syphilis supposedly caused by the only sexual experience Schubert ever had with a woman, although during his life he concentrated his desires on male partners. For more than two years he shared his studio and his bed with the well-known homosexual librettist Johann Baptist Mayerhofer. Explore the house where Schubert died. The exhibits document the last weeks of his life, Schubert's death, the funeral, and the grave of the composer just near Beethoven's last resting place in what was then the Währing local cemetery. Then continue to the Naschmarkt, the center of today’s gay life, where you will taste some local specialities from one of the many local stands. After passing through the Museumsquartier and the Volksgarten, you will reach the so-called “Theseustempel” built in 1820 by Antonio Canova. Here, in front of the temple, the bronze sculpture “The Winner” was created by Josef Müllner and destined to be one of the “gay monuments” of the city. Dinner on your own. Accommodation. Overnight.

Buffet Breakfast and be ready to travel to the famous Wachau Valley. Explore the pretty village of Durnstein, a relaxing cruise on the Danube from Spitz to Melk and the Abbey of Melk. Lunch on your own. Afterwards continue to Salzburg. Arrival in this stunning city, surrounded by a beautiful alpine backdrop and the site of some of the most famous scenes from the iconic 1965 musical The Sound of Music. Dinner on your own. Accommodation. Overnight.