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Austria Tourism
Castles, palaces, mountains, lakes, art, history, architecture, music and more
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Austria Travel Guide
Austria tourism is all about castles, palaces, mountains, lakes, art, history, architecture, music and so much more. The royal monuments in Vienna, the historic quarter of Salzburg, and the lakes near Innsbruck make Austria - a beautiful landlocked country in Central Europe - a major tourist destination. St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna City Hall, Mirabell Palace, and Hohensalzburg Palace are top sights in Austria. Winter is Austria a popular time to plan a European honeymoon. Be it the modern cities of the country or the quaint little villages, every pore of Austria is full of a rich cultural heritage. Austria is bordered by Italy and Slovenia towards the south, Germany and the Czech Republic from the north, Liechtenstein and Switzerland to the west and Hungary and Slovakia to the east. It is one of the most popular places to visit for those touring Europe, thanks to its strategic position, from where it is easy to visit several other countries. This Austria travel guide aims to offer all required information for travelers who would like to explore this beauteous land. Being part of the European Union, Austria enjoys the same privileges as all the other countries that are part of the Union, hence the same currency, the same visa and mostly, the same pace of life.
The weather in Austria remains cool all through the year, with very little fluctuations in the overall temperature. The hottest that it gets in Austria is around 19°C to 22°C, whereas the coldest that is gets is around -1°C to -5°C, warranting the requirement for wearing warm clothes almost all through the year.
Tourism in Austria comprises of multiple facets, each more beautiful and intriguing than the other. There is something or the other to do here for people from all walks of life, and all manners of interest. It is a particularly enjoyable place for history and art lovers, given the many heritage monuments, UNESCO World Heritage Spots, museums and art galleries here. Austria is the birthplace of many great minds, be it music, art, literature or science. For instance, some of the most famous Austrians include Mozart, Haydn, Freud, Strauss and even Arnold Schwarzenegger. The homes of these great men have been converted into museums and sorts of shrines for the fans and followers to visit and explore. But apart from the gorgeous architecture and art that the cities of Austria proffer, the country also has an abundance of natural beauty. From small villages that hug tiny lakes and huge mountains to the rolling meadows just outside of major cities, Austria tourism is a haven for nature lovers as well.
Vienna, the national capital, and Salzburg, the cultural capital, are two of the most popular places to visit in Austria. In between these two, lies a multitude of villages in the picturesque countryside worth exploring on a holiday or a honeymoon. The Vienna Hofburg and Schönbrunn Palace, Salzburg Altstadt (Old Town), Spanish Riding School, Hallstatt, and Innsbruck are famous points of interest. Â
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The local markets of Austria, home to not just superb bargains and amazing souvenirs, but also to a plethora of bars, pubs, cafés and discotheques is a great place to explore the local way of life. Share a drink with the locals, and you are sure to be warmly welcomed into the Austrian way of life. Before embarking on your journey to this magnificent destination, make sure to read and understand this Austria tour guide so that you can make the most of the trip.
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By Air
Out of the six major airports in Austria, Vienna International Airport (VIE) is the principal gateway to international flights. It operates scheduled flights to and from major European cities as well as long-haul flights to Asia and North America. The airport in Vienna is a hub for Austrian Airlines, easyJet Europe, Eurowings Europe, and Niki airlines. Other international airports in Austria are located in cities of Graz, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Linz, and Salzburg. Flights from these airports serve domestic as well as European destinations. Travelers can hop on shuttle buses or rent private taxis from Vienna airport to reach the city center. Some travelers even prefer to take the airport in Munich, which is in Switzerland, to visit Austria in winter.
One should know that many airlines in Europe have strict rules for maximum luggage allowed. So, make sure to inquire these details before booking a flight to Vienna or Salzburg. Overall, taking a flight is the most convenient and popular mode of travel to visit Austria.
By Train
Austria has a wide network of domestic train network. Trains to and from neighboring countries like Switzerland, Germany, Czech Republic, Italy, Slovakia, and Liechtenstein are available frequently. The Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) is the national railway operator in Austria. Wien Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof and Wien Westbahnhof are two major train stations in Vienna. Cities such as Graz, Linz, Salzburg, and Innsbruck have an urban tramway network which allows a great connectivity to major tourist attractions in Austria and a better public transport.
By Road
Since Austria is a member of the Schengen Agreement, it has no border controls with countries that have signed this treaty. Nearly all border crossings are open from 7 am to 9 pm. National highways in Austria are referred to as Bundesstrassen, which are further categorized into Autobahns and Schnellstrassen. Major European routes such as E 60, E 49, E 59, E 58 and E 461 traverse through Vienna and Austria. Traveling by car or bus is not the quickest option, however, it is the most popular option for travelers with large luggage.
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Austria is as safe a place as the rest of Central Europe is. Make sure to keep track of your wallets and luggage, and refrain from visiting desolate areas as much as possible.
Since Austria is part of the European Union, it can be visited with the common Schengen visa.
Make sure to pack lots of woolens, since it remains cold almost all through the year here. Sturdy walking shoes and antiglare sunglasses are a must, especially if you plan to go skiing or snowboarding.
Almost all across the year, the weather in Austria remains cool, if not chilly. The highest temperature in cities such as Vienna is around 19°C to 22°C, with lows of –1°C to -5°C during the winter months.
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