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.
Carinthia comes up with some superlatives. In the southernmost province are the largest alpine national park, the Hohe Tauern, and the highest mountain in Austria, the Großglockner. The Austrian province has the largest glacier areas in the Alpine region with the highest, year-round ski area, the Mölltal Glacier. The longest long-distance hiking trail, the Alpe-Adria...
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...
A hike through the snow-covered landscape of the Alps is always a pleasure. On lonely paths, you can hear the snow crunching under your shoes and you can observe one or the other animal. On somewhat busier paths, there are usually inns or snack stations where you can warm up while indulging in culinary delights. But what all hikes have in common is the clear, fresh...
The village of Sölden is located in the municipality of the same name in the heart of the Ötztal in Austria. The municipality includes the villages of Gurgl, Heiligkreuz, Vent, Zwieselstein and Sölden. The main town is located at an altitude of 1368 above sea level and is therefore predestined for holidays in summer and winter. The former character of the village as...
Every year in winter, many winter sports enthusiasts are drawn to the Alps in Austria. We have listed some of the most beautiful ski resorts in Austria: Ischgl Around Ischgl , the bear is dancing in winter. There are more than 238 kilometres of downhill runs that are offered and can be used here in the area. There are several mountain railways and lifts that...
The Tyrolean municipality of Ischgl is a hotspot for winter sports enthusiasts. The former mountain farming village in Austria is a place of longing for many, because fun, action and speed paired with pure luxury beckon here. Ischgl is often referred to as the party metropolis of Tyrolean winter tourism, because especially in winter, the resort shines not only with...
Curtain up for a great backdrop: on the horizon the three-thousand-metre peaks of the Hohe Tauern, on the valley floor the roaring Ache and in between slopes that invite you to hike in summer and snow sports in winter. With a view of the country, there is a unique landscape, spa houses and hotels – it is not surprising that Stefan Zweig, Thomas Mann and William...
Shadow and light, green mosses, strong tree trunks. The rustling of the leaves from last year with every step. The dull sound of the forest floor, which gives way and gently cushions every step. The fresh scent of tree resin, which is particularly abundant in spruce trees – after all, the name spruce comes from the Indo-European “pik”, which means...
Studies show that more than three-quarters of Germans feel stressed and 40% alone suffer from back pain. The good news: There is a way out for the afflicted – holidays and cures in the Gastein Health Region. You can promise a lot, but Gastein keeps its word. The health region has an ace up its sleeve: thermal water from 18 springs, which is enriched with valuable...
40 km long, up to an altitude of over 3,000 metres and with three themed trails as well as the adventure mountains made for a family holiday in summer: this is Gastein im Pongau in the province of Salzburg – close to the border with Germany and in the middle of the Alps. Admittedly, the hike up the highest grass mountain in Europe, the Gamskarkogel at 2,467...