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Map of the road from München to Hallstatt & Salzkammergut© OpenStreetMap contributors
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From München

to Hallstatt & Salzkammergut

Lake village under the Dachstein

4 days · 211 km · by car, two people

Real routes and published prices — no guesses

  • Fuel€2813 litres at an average €2.22 a litre
  • Price per litre on the wayAustria €1.82 · Germany €2.18
  • Austrian motorway vignette€12.80Vehicle up to 3.5 t (car, motorhome or car + trailer) · 10 days
  • 3 nights€234≈ €78 a night — every night is listed under “Where you'll sleep”
  • Food€164≈ €41 a day for 4 days, cheap eats

Fuel: the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, week of 2026-10-18. Tolls, vignettes and ferries: the operators' and authorities' published prices. Nights and food: typical prices in each country for the kind chosen.

  • Vignette for Austria€12.8010 days · Vehicle up to 3.5 t (car, motorhome or car + trailer) · Buy it from the official seller
  • Low-emission zoneMunich: Umweltzone (green Umweltplakette)
  • On the roadAustria, 1 November – 15 April: on a snow- or ice-covered road a car needs winter tyres on every wheel, or chains on two driven wheels.
  • On the roadGermany sets no winter-tyre dates — the duty bites on ice, packed snow or slush, and then the tyres must carry the alpine symbol (three peaks and a snowflake).

Only official sellers are linked.

  • Night 1 · Hallstatt€78Gasthof Simony B&B · hotel
  • Night 2 · Hallstatt€78Gasthof Simony B&B · hotel
  • Night 3 · Hallstatt€78Gasthof Simony B&B · hotel

Priced for budget hotels: typical prices in each country, not a booking.

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Sources: EU weekly fuel bulletin · operators' published tariffs · Wikipedia · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Map of the road from München to Hallstatt & Salzkammergut© OpenStreetMap contributors
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    Day 2 · 10 km from Hallstatt

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