Cold World · 2026
5 days in a Porsche 911 through the Alps
5 nights, 6 days · 5 driving days · 1,000 km · Porsche 911
From €4,990 per person
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Day 1
Porsche fleet handover at the Munich workshop. A southbound run with a coffee stop, then we cross into Tirol. Arrival at Interalpen-Hotel Tirol — Austria's most legendary spa hotel. Dinner in-house.
Day 2
Breath-stopping sport driving over the Timmelsjoch high alpine road. Coffee stop near the famous sunken-church lake. 390 km. Evening at the iconic Wellness & Spa Resort Quellenhof in South Tirol.
Day 3
We cross additional recommended passes back to Austria, driving through breathtaking alpine landscapes. 160 km. Arrival at The Secret Solden — golf and spa hotel near the Dolomites.
Day 4
Ascent to Grossglockner, the highest peak in Austria. Exclusive helicopter flight over the alpine peaks. 210 km. Spa pampering at Laschenskyhof. Dinner in-house.
Day 5
Drive to Herrenchiemsee Castle. Return to Munich, car handover at Block House restaurant. Dinner + Munich nightclub. 160 km. Final night at Roomers Munich.
Day 6
Breakfast. Transfer to airport. 11:00 flight home — arrive in Tel Aviv before Shabbat.
Top of the line · signature moments
Driving is the spine of this tour. These are the moments that turn it into a story.
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flight Day 4 afternoon · Grossglockner, Austria
An exclusive 25-minute helicopter ascent over the highest peaks in Austria. The aircraft climbs from a remote valley pad, banks over the Pasterze glacier, and lands at a sun-warmed alpine terrace. Schnapps, cured meats, and 360° views of summits you just drove between.
driving Day 2 morning · Austria–Italy border
One of Europe's most spectacular driving roads. 2,509m at the pass, 30+ hairpin turns through cliff faces, with sweeping straights between corners that let the flat-six sing. The road has its own architecture museum at the summit — modernist concrete cubes cantilevered over the void.
driving Day 4 morning · Hohe Tauern National Park, Austria
Austria's highest paved road. 36 hairpins from valley floor to a 2,500m summit, with the Grossglockner peak (3,798m) towering above. A pre-dawn start means you have the road to yourself before the tour buses arrive. Coffee at the summit hut as the sun crests the eastern ridge.
dining Day 2 evening · Quellenhof, South Tirol
Eight courses at Quellenhof's flagship restaurant. Alto Adige whites, Dolomite-foraged herbs, and a chef who came up at the Söl'ring Hof. The dining room is glass-walled over the resort's lagoon — at night the reflected lights look like a second sky.
sightseeing Day 5 morning · Chiemsee Lake, Bavaria
Ludwig II of Bavaria's never-finished answer to Versailles, on a private island in the middle of Lake Chiemsee. Boat transfer, gilded hall of mirrors, water gardens. The drive home runs along the lake's eastern shore with the Bavarian Alps as a backdrop.
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nightlife Day 5 evening · Munich, Germany
After car handover — premium steak dinner at Block House, then transfer to one of Munich's exclusive nightclubs (P1, Heart, or Pacha). VIP table, bottle service, and the energy of a city that lives at night.
Where you sleep
Five nights, five places hand-picked for what each region does best — the wine cellar in Lech, the view at Heiligenblut, the breakfast terrace below Neuschwanstein.
Night 1 · Tirol, Austria
Austria's legendary alpine spa hotel. Sits at 1,300m with panoramic mountain views. The 5,000m² spa is a destination in itself — natural sole pool, snow grotto, multiple saunas. Where European royalty hosts state retreats.
Night 2 · South Tirol, Italy
Italy's most celebrated wellness resort. A multi-pool lagoon complex with thermal water, a glass-walled gourmet restaurant, and rooms with private hot tubs overlooking the Alps. Where you arrive tense from driving and leave reset.
Night 3 · Ötztal, Tirol, Austria
Hidden golf and spa retreat in the Ötztal Alps. The kind of place that locals don't tell you about. 18-hole championship course, infinity-edge pool, world-class kitchen. A perfect base before tomorrow's Grossglockner ascent.
Night 4 · Wals, Salzburg, Austria
Modern alpine architecture meeting traditional Austrian hospitality. Floor-to-ceiling glass overlooking a natural-swim lake. The spa is where you go to forget you spent today at 2,500m.
Night 5 · Munich, Germany
Munich's most stylish design hotel. Brass-and-leather lobby, rooftop bar with city views, and rooms designed for one perfect night. Where the tour ends with a celebration, not a wind-down.
The route
What to expect
| Waypoint | High | Low | Rain | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Munich | 22°C | 11°C | 30% | Mild and dry; clear mornings, occasional afternoon showers |
| Tirol | 18°C | 7°C | 35% | Cool alpine; layered clothing essential |
| Timmelsjoch | 12°C | 3°C | 40% | High-altitude — pass closed in winter, snow possible May-June |
| South Tirol | 24°C | 12°C | 30% | Warmer valleys, Mediterranean influence |
| Grossglockner | 10°C | 2°C | 35% | Cold at summit even in summer — bring a jacket |
Averages for the May–September driving season
Pack for the drive
Layered clothing is essential — mornings start cold even in August. Driving gloves (thin leather), light waterproof shell, sunglasses, sturdy shoes for castles and viewpoints. Smart-casual for dinners — one jacket is enough. Swimsuit for the spa nights (3 of the 5 hotels are spa-focused).
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