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We know an Austrian escape with oooof! prices but before we get to them deets, it’s time to see why Austria >>>>.
Here’s why Austria should be on your vacay list
#1 A cultural gem-visit in Vienna
It’s walking through the emperor’s official church to seeing the bussin’ Roman ruins and immersing in some of Europe’s power dynasties, here what you check out when you’re in Vienna:
Kunsthistorisches Museum (Art History Museum)
This art history museum in Vienna, Austria is fr one of the greatest art museums in like, the world!
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A renaissance style building, it includes famous stuff by Bruegel, Rembrandt and is known for its chef’s kisses interior.
Hofburg Imperial Palace
Here’s a did you know: The Hofburg Imperial Palace was the imperial winter crib of the powerful Habsburg dynasty for over 600 years.
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A mix of Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo styles, today, the palace houses the Austrian Federal President’s office, the Spanish Riding School, and the Sisi Museum.
#2 Vintage vibes in Salzburg
We’re talking about Baroque charm AND a leisure walk through traditional Austria! —It’s the sweet spot between medieval and modern. Take note of these Salzburg must-visits:
Mirabell Gardens
If you went to Salzburg, but didn’t visit the Mirabell Gardens, then what’s up? Because she ateeee!
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As the birthplace of Mozart, it’s famous for its baroque design, Pegasus Fountain, and a movie set of The Sound of Music. This place also has some pretty crazy views of the Hohensalzburg Fortress.
Salzach River
The Salzach River? One for the history books fr! It has beautiful riverside walks and even boat cruises.
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There’s a pedestrian bridge known as the Makartsteg Bridge, which is tea especially during a sunset. The landmark also comes with a cycling path, and popular cafes that slap.
#3 Mountain magic in Hallstat
If you think it’s giving scenic beauty and alpine villages in a UNESCO-listed lakeside village, well you ain’t wrong! Insane visuals, here are the must-visits:
Hallstätter See (Lake Hallstat)
Lake Hallstat’s crystal clear water is so unreal you’d be gagged. You can take boat rides, fish, or even take a dip in the cool waters!
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For that 10/10 view of the lake and the Dachstein Alps, head to the Hallstatt Skywalk, a lookout platform that stands 350m above the village. There’s also the Hallstatt Salt Mine—the world’s oldest one—with underground tours and a wooden slide!
Dachstein Mountains
You could also hit up Dachstein Mountains, visit the Five Fingers Viewpoint for views of the Alps and Hallstätter See. It’s a hand-shaped viewing platform extending over a 400m drop!
Besides that, check out frozen waterfalls, ice sculptures, and underground chambers at the Dachstein Ice Cave and Mammoth Cave.
#4 Nature zen in Lech and Sölden
Or if you’re into fancy buildings, fun skiing, a touch of wellness and errthang nature, then…
Whether it’s strolling through a quaint village or basking in that mountain feels, these are your must-visits:
The White Ring
The White Ring in Lech is a famous ski-route connecting Lech, Zürs, Zug, and Oberlech. It combines stunning alpine scenery, challenging slopes, and panoramic views.
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During the winter, there’s also the White Ring Race, one of the most on top amateur ski races in the Alps.
Aqua Dome Hotel
Did someone say thermal baths and sauna? Because yassss!
If you like lurvee nature, then nestled right in Ötztal valley, surrounded by mountains is 4-star superior Hotel AQUA DOME Tirol Therme Längenfeld. The perfect place to crash out and just relax.
There’s floating bowls, aqua fitness, healthy buffets and more! The best part? They’re all included in the room rates. So, wellness, active, culinary delights, you just gotta decide who you wanna be today!
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#5 Yummy food all over Austria
On top of all that, there’s food, food and more food!
From OGs like Käsespätzle (soft egg noodles with melted cheese) to some ancient restaurants from like the 15th century, here are a couple of special ones:
Tafelspitz in Salzburg
St. Peter Stiftskulinarium is one of the oldest restaurants in Europe, dating back to 803AD.
Known for both their Tafelspitz (boiled beef) and Salzburger Nockerl (a sweet soufflé-like dessert made from egg yolks, sugar, flour, and beaten egg whites), the restaurant is uh-mazing, sat inside St. Peter’s Abbey.
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Café Central in Vienna
Established in 1876, Café Central in Vienna is a popular stop, and was often visited by history icons Sigmund Freud and Leon Trotsky way back when.
It has an amazing interior with vaulted ceilings and is widely famous for their Viennese Melange (a creamy coffee like Cappuccino), Apfelstrudel (apple strudel) and Sachertorte (chocolate cake).
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