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The capital of Austria will forever be known for his waltzes and romance, but this city is also a modern metropolis at the forefront of culture and innovation. Located on the banks of Danube Vienna evokes scenes of elegant balls, gilded palaces and chandelier lit cafes. Today it is a pioneer of modern music and food, making it one of Europe\'s most liveable and exciting cities.

An ornate Gothic palace that was owned by the ruling Habsburg family for more than 450 years remains one of the three most important buildings in Austria.

An ornate Gothic palace that was owned by the ruling Habsburg family for more than 450 years remains one of the three most important buildings in Austria.

Wander winding streets and relax in squares fringed with historic buildings in this scenic town on the banks of the beautiful Lake Wolfgangsee. 

Top sights in this small village in Austria’s Lake District include a 4000-year-old salt mine and the historic village square.

Top sights in this small village in Austria’s Lake District include a 4000-year-old salt mine and the historic village square.

Discover the history and significance of this building with the gleaming roof in the heart of Innsbruck’s charming Old Town.

Enjoy outdoor pursuits in the countryside and visit a World War II concentration camp when you vacation in this attractive town.

In this tiny city square you’ll find one of Vienna’s most elaborately decorated Baroque churches on a site that has been revered since the 4th century.

Enjoy outdoor pursuits in the countryside and visit a World War II concentration camp when you vacation in this attractive town.

Wander winding streets and relax in squares fringed with historic buildings in this scenic town on the banks of the beautiful Lake Wolfgangsee. 

Enjoy outdoor pursuits in the countryside and visit a World War II concentration camp when you vacation in this attractive town.

An ornate Gothic palace that was owned by the ruling Habsburg family for more than 450 years remains one of the three most important buildings in Austria.