Villach is the seventh largest city in Austria and the second largest city in the federal state of Carinthia. The statutory city with 60,480 open, helpful residents (as of January 1st, 2015) is considered a very safe city and is located in the Austria-Italy-Slovenia triangle.

The many sights of the city include the Jakobskirche in the center, the ruins of Landskorn Castle and the Villacher Alpe Nature Park. Villach is a lively city with shopping and nightlife options in the city center.

Villach is about 3.5 hours from our headquarters in Munich. We ask our passengers outside of Austria to note that the motorway in Austria is subject to a charge. The vignettes for this can be purchased at the borders.

Edirne is the westernmost city in Turkey and is located in the border triangle between Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece. The university town with 138,000 inhabitants is lively, young and lively and well worth seeing. In the old town you will find a typical shopping mile with many small shops and shops, pastry shops and restaurants.

A special landmark of this city is the imposing Selimiye Mosque, one of the largest mosques on the European continent with exactly 999 windows.

Edirne is connected to Istanbul by highway which takes about 2.5 hours to get to the city gates. The port town of Tekirdag is a two-hour drive away. From there you can take a ferry to Bandırma on the Asian side and then on to Turkey's Aegean coast. Please note the seasonal timetable.