[The model for Frozen!] Stay in the World Heritage town of Hallstatt!

I stayed in Hallstatt, a World Heritage Site, for three nights. Most people come here for day trips, but there are actually many places to visit, so I recommend staying two nights or more! Day 1 After arriving at the hotel, I walked around the town! There were swans everywhere 🦢✨ They seem to be used to people, so it's okay to approach them, but don't feed them. By the way, these swans gather in the middle of the lake at night, and it was very fantastic to see them swimming together. On the second day, we went to Ice Cave! As the name suggests, Ice Cave is an ice cave. I took a local bus to the foot of the mountain, and then took the ropeway and mountain climbing from there 🏔️ Inside the cave is a negative world...‼︎ The ice pillars were very beautiful. Hallstatt is the town that is said to be the model for Frozen. I was wondering if this cave was also the reason it was modeled after Frozen. There are many other caves besides the Ice Cave, so we enjoyed trekking and enjoying nature✨ Day 3 To the Hallstatt Salt Mine and Viewpoint! The Hallstatt Salt Mine has a long history, and it can be said that the city flourished because of this salt mine. The view from the viewpoint, where you can look down on Hallstatt as soon as you go up the cable car, was also spectacular! 💰Price per person: €40 for admission and round-trip cable car. 📍Location: Salzbergstraße 21, 4830 Hallstatt 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30-14:30 Closed on Tuesdays The souvenir marmot cream makes your skin smooth♡ Day 4 After checking out of the hotel, take a short walk around the city. Chamroll sold at Taglich Frisch Gebacken (photo 15) A light cream sandwiched between crispy pie crust, this is a treat that even those who don't like sweet things can enjoy! 📍Location: Seestraße 179, 4830 Hallstatt I ate it three times during this trip😋 Don't just go for a day trip, but make sure to stay for a while. #OverseasTravelRecord #Hallstatt #Austria