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The enchanting baroque buildings of Vienna stand proud amongst a city fast developing into a dynamic centre for classy cuisine, contemporary museums and an enviable, pulsating nightlife. The palaces and museums skirting the capital’s aging squares welcome promenading locals every evening, chattering and relaxing as they wonder through the characteristic city’s giant green spaces.

Salzburg is equally characterful. The classic home of Mozart has a skyline flooded with endless church spires, while proud residents occasionally walk the city clad in lederhosen or ride the cobbled streets in horse drawn carriages. Amadeus provides the soundtrack to the vibrant café scene too, focused along the shores of the rushing Salzach, and to a walk around the massive Schloss Mirabel and its manicured gardens.

Of course, many come to Austria to experience the Alps, following in the footsteps of the cast of The Sound of Music in trotting above the clouds through gently sloping fields of flowers, past ornate churches and flocks of bell-laden goats. The tiny lanes of alpine Innsbruck offer the perfect mountain stereotype, set against a backdrop of soaring peaks and featuring aging palaces, breakneck skiing and a surprisingly lively nightlife. The steep, glacier-carved valleys of the nearby Tyrol district are a summer haven for hikers, and draw world-class plant and board sliders throughout winter.

Krimml Falls – gushing down the entire length of a sizable mountain valley – is Europe’s biggest and sometimes iciest waterfall. In gentle Bregenzerwald you’ll find pointy limestone peaks and clanging cows, as well as evenings in front of open fires in your own wooden chalet, feasting on freshly made local cheese. Back in the valleys, second city Graz is a cultural hub with palaces and hot springs to compliment its characteristic red rooftops and miles of vineyards.

With a lively cultural scene and ambience that hints at both east and west, Austria’s uber-modern stylings haven’t overwhelmed its classical past. Grateful visitors can explore dreamlike alpine stereotypes and live out Julie Andrews fantasies, all without sacrificing cutting-edge modern hospitality and vivacious city scenes.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Austria

  1. Vienna
  2. Salzburg
  3. Innsbruck
  4. Graz
  5. Zell am See
  6. Bregenz
  7. Linz
  8. Kitzbuhel
  9. Hermagor
  10. Seefeld
  11. Hallstatt
  12. Mayrhofen
  13. Kaprun
  14. Villach
  15. Lermoos
  16. Kirchberg
  17. Ischgl
  18. Podersdorf am See
  19. Bad Gastein
  20. Saalbach
  21. Klagenfurt
  22. Solden
  23. Fugen
  24. Hopfgarten
  25. Steyr
  1. Silvretta
  2. Gerlos
  3. Mutterbergalm
  4. Krimml
  5. Melk
  6. Kufstein
  7. Lech AM Arlberg
  8. Sankt Anton am Arlberg
  9. Bad Hofgastein
  10. Neuberg an der Murz
  11. Feldkirch
  12. Pertisau
  13. Velden
  14. Hall in Tirol
  15. Schladming
  16. Tirol
  17. Klagenfurt am Worthersee
  18. Saint Wolfgang
  19. Soll
  20. Bad Ischl
  21. Gmunden
  22. Tyrol
  23. Nauders
  24. Mauthausen
  25. Ellmau
  1. Werfen
  2. Baden
  3. Bad Aussee
  4. Tux
  5. Westendorf
  6. Fieberbrunn
  7. Grodig
  8. St. Johann in Tirol
  9. Wattens
  10. Neustift im Stubaital
  11. Mondsee
  12. Otztal Bahnhof
  13. Portschach am Worthersee
  14. Krems an der Donau
  15. Hallein
  16. Serfaus
  17. Wagrain
  18. Bad Kleinkirchheim
  19. Heiligenkreuz
  20. Bludenz
  21. Obertauern
  22. Murzzuschlag
  23. Leutasch
  24. Kammersberg
  25. Dornbirn
  1. Trins
  2. Mittelberg
  3. Wiener Neustadt
  4. St Anton
  5. Zams
  6. Niederthai
  7. Semmering
  8. Weissensee
  9. Zillertal
  10. Lienz
  11. Durnstein
  12. St. Gilgen
  13. Obergurgl
  14. Maria Alm
  15. Schoppernau
  16. Salzberg
  17. Mariazell
  18. Hochsolden
  19. Reutte
  20. Leogang
  21. Molln
  22. Wals
  23. Gaschurn
  24. Hochgurgl
  25. Zeltweg