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This European capital has a dazzling repertoire.  It has been called the city of music, the city of dreams, and is one of the most liveable cities in the world.

Be transported from Innsbruck’s bustling center to a serene alpine landscape in a matter of minutes via this state-of-the-art funicular.

The Tyrolean capital is known for its historical charm, including old buildings and narrow cobbled streets, as much as its proximity to world-class ski areas.

Experience the architecture of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, ski the Alps, discover Bregenzerwald villages and enjoy Vienna’s whirlwind art and music culture.

Explore scenic hiking and cycling trails along the Danube and sample some of Austria’s finest wines at this picturesque winemaking region, home of riesling.

Austria’s third-largest town is a cultural treasure trove with festivals, the famed Bruckner Orchestra and a modern opera house.

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.

Explore scenic hiking and cycling trails along the Danube and sample some of Austria’s finest wines at this picturesque winemaking region, home of riesling.

Miles of rugged, high altitude terrain, state of the art infrastructure and world-class entertainment combine to make this one of Austria’s most complete alpine resorts. 

This warm city has historic buildings in every style, from Renaissance courtyards to gothic chapels, as well as modern art museums and a long history of café culture.

The Tyrolean capital is known for its historical charm, including old buildings and narrow cobbled streets, as much as its proximity to world-class ski areas.

Be transported from Innsbruck’s bustling center to a serene alpine landscape in a matter of minutes via this state-of-the-art funicular.

Be transported from Innsbruck’s bustling center to a serene alpine landscape in a matter of minutes via this state-of-the-art funicular.

This popular year-round resort region in Salzburg province attracts more than 1 million visitors each year with its pretty setting and exciting activities.

This Gothic church houses a lavish silver chapel and one of the most elaborate tombs in Europe.

See a performance, visit the nearby opera museum or simply admire the architecture in one of the world’s most revered opera houses.

This mountain village is surrounded by the Karwendel and the Wetterstein ranges and is a year-round travel destination. 

The Tyrolean capital is known for its historical charm, including old buildings and narrow cobbled streets, as much as its proximity to world-class ski areas.