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The charming capital of Austria has classical music theaters, Old World coffeehouses and palaces, a historic zoo and modern nightclubs and galleries.

Enjoy outdoor pursuits in the countryside and visit a World War II concentration camp when you vacation in this attractive town.

An ornate Gothic palace that was owned by the ruling Habsburg family for more than 450 years remains one of the three most important buildings in Austria.

Serious skiers come from near and far for the challenging pistes and stay for the crackling vacation atmosphere of this Tyrolean resort. 

Top sights in this small village in Austria’s Lake District include a 4000-year-old salt mine and the historic village square.

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.

Top sights in this small village in Austria’s Lake District include a 4000-year-old salt mine and the historic village square.

Top sights in this small village in Austria’s Lake District include a 4000-year-old salt mine and the historic village square.

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

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

Enjoy sweeping views across Innsbruck’s Old Town and back towards the mountains from this eye-catching commemorative monument.

Enjoy sweeping views across Innsbruck’s Old Town and back towards the mountains from this eye-catching commemorative monument.

Dozens of Innsbruck’s numerous historical attractions are packed into its old town, a neighborhood of picturesque streets and lively Austrian culture.

An ornate Gothic palace that was owned by the ruling Habsburg family for more than 450 years remains one of the three most important buildings in Austria.

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.