Unforgettable beauty
Art and history comes to life around every corner, from Vienna’s noble galleries to Salzburg’s musical heritage, while the stunning snow-capped Alps offer a picture-perfect backdrop. With world-class skiing, classical music, and imperial architecture, Austria promises a blend of natural beauty and rich history for every traveler.
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Austria
- Europe
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When to visit
The best time to visit Austria depends on your interests. For skiing, winter is best, while summer and autumn are ideal for hiking and cultural events. Spring and autumn offer mild weather and fewer crowds, making them ideal for general sightseeing.
- Winter (December to February): Winter is ideal for skiing and winter sports. Austria’s Alpine regions, like Tyrol and Salzburg, attract snow enthusiasts, while the festive season also brings charming Christmas markets in cities like Vienna and Salzburg.
- Spring (March to May): A great time for sightseeing, with milder weather, blooming landscapes, and fewer crowds. Cities like Vienna and Graz start to come alive with outdoor events and flowers in full bloom.
- Summer (June to August): Best for hiking and enjoying Austria’s beautiful lakes. The warm weather makes it ideal for outdoor activities, festivals, and exploring cities and countryside alike.
- Autumn (September to November): Autumn brings cooler weather and stunning changing foliage, especially in the countryside and wine regions like Wachau Valley. Harvest festivals and wine tasting are popular in this season.
How to get there
To get to Austria, travelers generally fly into one of the major international airports, with Vienna International Airport being the primary and largest gateway. Other key airports include Salzburg Airport and Innsbruck Airport.
Austria is well-connected by train with neighboring countries. Travelers can take high-speed trains like the ÖBB Railjet from cities like Munich, Zurich, or Budapest directly to Vienna, Salzburg, or Innsbruck.
Once in Austria, a robust rail and public transport system makes it easy to travel within the country.
Our favorite places
Schönbrunn Palace
Vienna
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Vienna
Hofburg Imperial Palace
Vienna
Salzburg’s Historic Center
Salzburg
Nordkette Mountain Range
Innsbruck