Austria, in the heart of Europe, inspires with breathtaking alpine landscape, picturesque cities such as Vienna and Salzburg, cultural richness and culinary diversity. A destination for nature and culture lovers alike. Explore historic castles, enjoy the famous Sachertorte and experience the splendor of Austrian music and art. In summer, the Alps offer countless outdoor activities, while winter attracts skiers and snowboarders from all over the world. Immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of Austria and experience the warm hospitality of its inhabitants.
Skiers from the New World find it difficult to hear the word “Sankt Anton”. And since this is obviously unchangeable, the name of the popular winter sports resort in the Alps was unceremoniously “Americanized”. Anyone who travels from the United States to the Arlberg on their skis or snowboarders speaks of “Stanton” when they mean...
Our Austrian adventure begins early in the morning at Augsburg train station. Full of anticipation for a varied week in the mountains, we board the IC of the Deutsche Bahn, which arrives on time. The seat reservation worked wonderfully and so we enjoy a relaxed train ride and admire the diversity of the passing landscape. With a delicious cappuccino from the on-board...
The Harvest Festival lasts from mid-August to the end of October. In Lungau, one of Salzburg’s five historic districts, it is particularly beautiful at this time. Glittering parties, local delicacies and exciting activities await you. The Lungau comprises 15 picturesque villages and is also one of the sunniest regions in Austria. Especially during the Harvest...
In order to get through the holidays safely and carefree this year, we have to follow some basic Corona rules. In many countries, this includes proof that a so-called “low epidemiological risk” emanates from a person. Put simply, this means that you have to prove that you have either been vaccinated, tested or recovered. In Austria , this is referred to...
Vienna is the capital and at the same time the most populous city in Austria. The Danube city still convinces today with a variety of sights that reflect an eventful history and glorious past. Below you will find a list of the most important sights in Vienna. St. Stephen’s Cathedral St. Stephen’s Cathedral is located on Vienna’s Stephansplatz and is...
We visit no other country as often as Austria. More precisely, the province of Tyrol. Every time we cross the border from Germany to Austria, it feels like coming home. Not only the mountains and nature, but also the people and the activities there captivate us anew every time. We are Jenny (27) and Olli (29) from Rietberg in East Westphalia. Since 2013 we have been...
The second round for Snowlicious, the series of pleasure events directly on Hochfügen’s slopes, was opened on 8 December. This winter, the 430 hp PRINOTH snow groomer will once again charge its mobile kitchen and let a DJ get in on the roof. New this season: changing award-winning chefs conjure up sumptuous appetizers from the snow groomer directly onto the...
Enjoyment is a positive sensory sensation that is associated with well-being: this is what the encyclopedia writes. Holiday enjoyment with all the senses – that’s what Gastein is committed to both in the valley and on the mountain! See, feel and hear Gastein’s enjoyment The fresh mountain air that tingles on your skin during the ski descent. The...
There’s no question about it: Vienna is beautiful. And has a lot to offer. Magnificent buildings, outstanding museums, music is in the air. And as a visitor to Vienna, you will also be spoiled with culinary delights from morning to evening. However, Judith Weibrecht shows that one can approach such a cosmopolitan city in another way in her travel guide...
The Zillertal belongs to the side valleys of the Inn Valley and is south of it. It is located in Austria, more precisely in the province of Tyrol, about 40 kilometers east of Innsbruck. The name refers to the river Ziller. This runs from south to north through almost the entire Zillertal and finally flows into the Inn. The larger settlements in the Zillertal include...