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Although Filzmoos had received the first snow when we arrived in early December and was partly dressed in white, the landscape had more of a spring feeling to it. This was by no means disappointing, as it meant sun from blue sky and enjoyable temperatures. Thus, perfect conditions for winter hiking and horse-carriage trips. Winter […]
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A list of suggestions on what to do in a weekend in Vienna could easily have been in triple digits. However, we have collected a few places and sights in Vienna to show you the variety available. Moreover, which should be suitable for most people, not matter age. These suggestions are not mere tourist traps, […]
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This castle is not one of the finest in Austria, as it’s only partly restored. Nonetheless, the fantastic views of one of the mightiest rivers in Europe, the Danube, is worth the trip up the mountain. Most parts of the castle are open to visitors. Wooden stairs and walkways make the unrestored parts safe to […]
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The Wachau takes up a 33 kilometre (20 mile) stretch of the Danube between Melk and Krems in Upper Austria. The unique blend of picturesque villages, river landscape, history, culture and regional delicatessen are main attractions. The mild climate, geology and good soil makes Wachau into one of the prime wine districts of Austria. The […]
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Wine holidays in Austria
On your wine holiday, the wine tasting is of course the most important. Nevertheless, to complete the wine experience you also need to get out of the wine cellar. Austria’s wine regions are perfect for enjoying nature and local culture. Moreover, the distances are small, sights plentiful and the activities varied. Best in wine tourism […]
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Christmas Markets in Austria
In Austria Christmas Markets are called either Weinachtsmarkt, Adventmarkt or Christkindlmarkt. They are a mixture of buying frenzy and traditional and religious traditions. In a catholic country such as Austria, the Advent and Christmas are of course important religious festivals. You can find Christmas Markets, in one form or another, all over Austria. Check out […]
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Innsbruck, the capital of Tirol, Austria spreads out in the Inn Valley where the river Inn makes a bend north, before continuing east. In the midst of the most alpine state of Austria, the city’s 130.000 inhabitants enjoy a thriving city and all year outdoor adventures. Underrated Although the city is smack in the middle […]
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Obsessed with stunning views I love hiking in Austria. Add to that magnificent nature and crisp fresh air – well then, you have the recipe for a brilliant day out in the Austrian Alps. The 2411m Speierck in the holiday region Lungau offers an easy to medium level half-day hike. Starting at 1960m Most trails […]
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“Off the beaten track” has over the years become somewhat of a cliché since there are less a less such places. In Europe anyway. Mauterndorf, however, is not completely run over by large hordes of tourists as many other places in Austria are. Not because of a lack of things to do or see. There […]
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Austria and Vienna has over the last decades deservedly gained a good reputation among music lovers. Mostly through the Vienna Philharmonic’s New Year Concerts or its opera house. And lately for its vibrant contemporary music scene. The soul of the Viennese Music interested people, no matter what genre or type of music one likes, will […]