Austria
Austria is a landlocked Central European nation of roughly 9 million people, famed for its Alpine landscapes, imperial Habsburg heritage, and unrivaled classical music tradition — Mozart, Strauss, Mahler, and Schubert all called it home.
Cities & regions
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Vienna is Austria's capital and the former seat of the Habsburg Empire. Known for imperial palaces, world-class museums, Baroque churches, classical music, a…
Open guideSalzburg is Austria's fourth largest city and one of Europe's finest historic cities — a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous worldwide as the birthplace of Moz…
Open guideGraz is Austria's second-largest city and its self-proclaimed 'Culinary Capital,' blending a UNESCO World Heritage medieval Old Town with cutting-edge contem…
Open guideHallstatt is a UNESCO World Heritage village of fewer than 800 residents nestled between the Dachstein Mountains and Lake Hallstatt in the Salzkammergut regi…
Open guideInnsbruck is the capital of the Tyrol region in western Austria, a compact and sophisticated small city at 574 metres above sea level, wedged in the Inn vall…
Open guideWiener Neustadt is a city in Lower Austria roughly 30 km south of Vienna, close to the Hungarian border. Founded as a fortified town, it has been ruled in tu…
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