COVID-19 INFORMATION FOR AUSTRIA
Check out these links the latest travel advice for Austria. Remember that COVID-19 regulations and restrictions change frequently, and you should therefore check different sites for updated information.
As Austria is a federal republic, local COVID-19 regulations and restrictions may differ in the different states in Austria. Hence, if you plan to stay in or travel to more than one state we advise that you also check out the local rules.
- Current Corona situation in Styria
- Current COVID-19 rules in Tirol
- Corona info for Salzburgerland
- The latest coronavirus information for holidaymakers in Carinthia
- Latest COVID-19 information for Vienna
- Current information and guidelines on COVID-19 for Upper Austria (Oberöstrreich)
- Corona/Covid-19 information. Visiting Vorarlberg safely
The Covid-19 pandemic is still affecting travel across the globe. Although international travel is permitted, there are testing and quarantine restrictions in place to curb the spread of COVID-19 and its variants. In addition to checking the regulations and restrictions in Austria, it’s recommended that you also check departure and/or entry to you own country as well.
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Salzkammergut – Austria in miniature
The contrasts in the Salzkammergut region are large. Not only because the landscape alternates between massive mountain ranges, glaciers, lush valleys and a plethora of lakes. But also, because the region offers a rich cultural landscape that has been characterized by more than 5,000 years of human activity. The Salzkammergut holiday region covers 58 municipalities […]
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We are not in the tropics but in southern Austria where the river Mur forms part of the border with Slovenia. This landscape, a combination of floodplains and forest is very unlike what we expect from mostly alpine Austria. Nonetheless, we were pleasantly surprised when we arrived. Austria’s second largest river landscape The river Mur […]
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From the first half of the 19th century until 1866, Venice and Veneto were part of the Habsburg Monarchy. Austrians had long been captivated by the city on the lagoon to their south. The coastal landscape there promised a light-hearted, simple life and a break from the bourgeois confines of their native land. In three thematic […]
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The Mostviertel region in the south-eastern part of Lower Austria, offers a wide range of activities and is an all-year travel destination. Notwithstanding, I especially love travelling in the region early springtime. Mostviertel is a great place to hike, but if you are visiting only for a few days I recommend driving. Pear tree blossom […]
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Snow much fun in Zillertal
The first stop on my winter tour through Austria by train was Zillertal, Tyrol. After a few days in wonderful Vienna I was looking forward to hitting the slopes. Late February the winter had taken a firm hold on the Austrian Alps and there was snow in abundance. Chilly but great fun The skiing conditions […]
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COVID-19 INFORMATION FOR AUSTRIA
COVID-19 INFORMATION FOR AUSTRIA Check out these links the latest travel advice for Austria. Remember that COVID-19 regulations and restrictions change frequently, and you should therefore check different sites for updated information. Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs Austrian National Tourist Office Vienna Airport As Austria is a federal republic, local COVID-19 regulations and […]