Austria has a long, fascinating history and a rich cultural heritage. Many of its medieval castles still stand, remarkably well preserved. But even if you're not into museums and art, you’ll find ...

One of the most refined capitals in Europe, Vienna offers rich doses of European history, magnificent palaces to explore and delectable food. It can be explored for days; however, visitors can see a ...

St. Peter's Catholic Church (Peterskirche), which stands in the heart of the Inner Stadt close to St. Stephen's Cathedral, is one of most outstanding examples of baroque architecture in Vienna.

Innsbruck is full of cable cars, funiculars and ski lifts to take travelers into its lovely mountains, and the Hungerburg is one of the most interesting. Designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid, ...

Vienna (or “Wien” in German) is Austria's culture-rich capital, boasting world-class museums, Baroque architecture, and an impressive classical music legacy that nurtured greats like Mozart and ...

Discover Serfaus, Austria, a hidden gem in Tyrol’s Alps. Together with Fiss and Ladis, it forms a ski area rivaling famous resorts, yet keeps its authentic alpine charm.

When to go: April-May or September­-October to avoid summer crowds. Why to go: For the gemütlichkeit: an atmosphere of friendliness, good cheer and relaxation that defines the Austrian experience.