Golden-hour panoramic view of Vienna's historic skyline and Danube Canal waterfront with baroque rooftops and a gothic cathedral spire in Austria

Austria

Austria blends imperial grandeur, Alpine scenery and a lively cultural scene, from Vienna's elegant streets to lakeside towns and mountain villages.

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About Austria

Austria is a compact Central European destination where imperial heritage, Alpine landscapes and a refined cultural life come together. Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and smaller historic towns offer a mix of classical architecture, music traditions and easy access to mountain scenery, appealing to both leisure and business travellers.

Cities such as Vienna, Salzburg, Graz, Linz and Innsbruck each have their own character. Vienna is known for its palaces, museums, opera houses and café culture, Salzburg for its baroque old town and music heritage, while Innsbruck is a well-known Alpine centre.

Beyond the cities, Austria features landscapes ranging from the Alps and the Danube Valley to lakes such as Neusiedler See, Wolfgangsee and Wörthersee. Castles, monasteries, winter resorts and regional traditions such as coffeehouse culture, wine regions and Christmas markets are an important part of the visitor experience.

Austria regularly hosts international conferences, trade fairs, cultural festivals and classical music events, and its central position in Europe makes it a convenient base for travel to neighbouring countries.

A well-developed network of airports, motorways and rail connections makes travel between Austrian cities and regions straightforward, supporting convenient journeys between airports, hotels, business districts, event venues and tourist destinations.

Traditional Austrian village of Hallstatt on Lake Hallstatt with the Dachstein Alps rising behind and calm reflective water in the foreground

Country Information

Capital
Vienna
Region
Central Europe
Population
9.1 million
Area
83,879 km²
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Best time to visit
April – October
Visa
Schengen – up to 90 days

Why Visit Austria?

Imperial Heritage

Visit Vienna's palaces, museums and historic centre, along with Salzburg's baroque old town and centuries-old cultural traditions.

Alpine Landscapes

Explore the Austrian Alps, lake districts and Danube Valley, which offer scenery for skiing, hiking and lakeside relaxation.

Musical Legacy

Experience a rich classical music heritage associated with composers such as Mozart and Strauss, from opera houses to summer festivals.

Travel Services in Austria

Transfers

Travel between Austrian airports, hotels, cities and ski or lake destinations with private transfer options.

Hourly Chauffeur

Book a chauffeur by the hour for business meetings, events, sightseeing or flexible travel within Vienna and other cities.

Charter Bus

Arrange bus transportation for groups, corporate events, tours and intercity journeys across Austria.

Car Rental

Rent a car in Austria for independent travel between cities, airports, mountain regions and lakes at your own pace.

Travel Essentials

Language
German
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Time zone
CET (UTC+1)
Driving side
Right
Emergency
112
Power plug
Type C / F
Country code
+43

Frequently Asked Questions