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Imperial Habsburg palaces, Ringstraße coffee houses, world-class opera, and hillside Heuriger vineyards on the Danube
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Imperial Habsburg palaces, Ringstraße coffee houses, world-class opera, and hillside Heuriger vineyards on the Danube
Baroque domes beneath Hohensalzburg Fortress, Mozart's birthplace, and gateway to the Salzkammergut lakes
16th-century alpine houses clinging between the fjord-like Hallstätter See and the 2,995m Dachstein massif
Capital of the Alps where medieval arcades and the Golden Roof meet a 2,256m cable car in 20 minutes
UNESCO Danube river gorge of dry-stone Grüner Veltliner terraces, Dürnstein's blue abbey spire, and Melk Abbey
Austria's Culinary Capital: Renaissance courtyards, the Schlossberg clock tower, and southern Styrian wine hills
Crystal-clear Lake Zell peninsula beneath the 3,029m Kitzsteinhorn glacier and Hohe Tauern peaks
Cradle of alpine skiing with 300 km of interconnected Arlberg slopes, the 2,811m Valluga peak, and direct ÖBB Railjet trains
Austria's highest peak (3,798m), the Pasterze Glacier, and 48 km of 36 legendary hairpin bends across the Hohe Tauern
'Monte Carlo of the Alps': Belle Époque grand hotels perched on a vertical cliff split by a roaring 341m waterfall
Austria's sunniest southern lake: Caribbean-turquoise Wörthersee waters (up to 27°C), Maria Wörth, and the Pyramidenkogel tower
Floating opera on Lake Constance, four-country cable car views from the Pfänder, and Bregenzerwald timber architecture