Austria’s cities fascinate with their monumental architectural buildings spanning all major epochs from gothic to renaissance, from baroque to Jugendstil, and post modernism. Historic settings for modern events, leisurely shopping tours and wonderful culinary experiences. Let yourself be charmed …
 

Austria’s capital offers a unique blend of imperial traditions and stunning modern architecture. Vienna, which has a population 1.6 million inhabitants, is famous for its cultural events, imperial sights, coffee houses, cosy wine taverns, and the very special Viennese charm
 

Events like the Ars Electronica and the Bruckner Festival have brought international attention to Linz. The busy Danube port offers a whole host of attractions testifying to the century old history of Linz, which was granted status as regional capital in 1490.
 

Salzburg, the birthplace of the famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is lovingly dubbed “Stage of the World”. And not without reason: the city’s cultural events like the renowned Salzburg Festival attract the world’s best artists. The picturesque old town is a UNESCO world heritage sight. The cityscape is dominated by churches, castles and palaces
 

The Styrian capital Graz, whose roots date back to the Roman age, lies on both sides of the River Mur. The 2003 European Capital of Culture offers a lot for everyone …
 

With 13,000 inhabitants, Eisenstadt is Austria’s smallest provincial capital. The former seat of the Esterhazy noble family delightfully nestles at the foot of the Leitha mountain range and has plenty to offer for its guests.
 

Vorarlberg’s capital is delightfully located at Lake Constance, Central Europe’s third largest lake, and offers a dense cultural program coupled with a wide range of outdoor activities. Pfänder, the local mountain at 1064m, offers impressive panorama views, while the pleasure boat excursions offer a unique opportunity to view the city and mountains from a different angle again ...
 

Past and Future meet in the heart of the Alps: Innsbruck’s world-famous sights, which testify to the province’s great past, stand alongside post-modern international architecture to create a fascinating blend …
 

Klagenfurt nestles at Wörthersee, one of Europe’s largest and warmest alpine lakes. With a Mediterranean summer climate, the sunny winter days, a colorful fall and a mild spring, Klagenfurt is a pleasant and enjoyable city throughout the year.