Free day activities

Yesterday was a day filled with adventures, surprises and explorations. Our group had the incredible opportunity to visit the Zwölferhorn mountain in St. Gilgen with stunning views and a variety of activities. We are very grateful to the mayor for generously providing us with free tickets for the gondola ride, which allowed us to enjoy the breathtaking scenery from the top.

Once at the top, we took our time to walk around and soak in the fresh mountain air and the panoramic views. Along the way, we indulged in some delicious local food such as Kaiserschmarrn and Germknödel.

The journey down the mountain was equally memorable. Some of us chose to hike down, embracing the challenge and the exercise, Liga demonstrated determination and spirit by hiking down the mountain in a wheelchair.

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In the afternoon, our activities diverged as we pursued different interests. Some participants headed to Salzburg to explore the old town, shop for souvenirs and eat ice cream. Others preferred to stay closer to nature, visiting the lake for a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters.

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Our day continued with a dinner, but the highlight of the evening was yet to come. After dinner, our trainers Heidi and Andre surprised us with an engaging and unique activity.

We were divided into pairs for an exercise in trust and empathy. One person in each pair was blindfolded, while the other guided them through various tasks and obstacles. This surprise activity was not only fun but also deeply meaningful. It helped us build stronger bonds, develop a greater sense of trust in one another, and appreciate the importance of communication and cooperation.