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Map of cities in Austria
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Map of cities in Austria
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Map of cities and regions in Austria


Vienna

Kaprun

Graz

Ischgl

Salzburg

Seefeld in Tirol

Linz

Innsbruck
More to see in Austria
The restaurants of Vienna offer guests to taste various national dishes. Wienerschnitzel is considered one of the most popular dishes. This is Vienna schnitzel, which is usually made from veal. Backerstrasse and Figlmuller restaurants will offer their guests to try juicy steak. This dish is cooked here in accordance with a special recipe. Another popular local dish is called Tafelspitz. This word can be literally translated as "the end of the table". This is tender beef in an aromatic broth. As a rule the dish is served in a small saucepan. It is worth noting that portions in Viennese restaurants are rather large. Waiters have already accustomed to the fact that customers often buy one dish for two, so do not hesitate to order one dish and an additional flatware. Local beer is something that is impossible to ignore. This drink will become a perfect complement to any meal. 7 Stern and Plutzer Brau are considered the most popular types of beer. Also guests of Viennese restaurants can be advised to try young wine. In addition to simply royal meat dishes local restaurant offer their guests large choice of vegetables, salads, pies and other snacks. Among the most popular dishes are ginger red cabbage Ingwerrotkraut, grilled sturgeon Stor vom Bratrost, and Kasspatzle cheese casserole. …
Top sights in Austria

Dachstein Sky Walk

From the series “The World's Highest Observation Decks”
Dachstein Sky Walk was built for admiring the amazing Alpine scenery in Austria. The location of the site is Dachstein glacier, or rather, the edge of Hunerkogel cliff being 300 meters high. The viewing platform is 2700 meters above sea level; its original design provides an opportunity to enjoy views of four corners of the world. In clear weather you can see not only the surrounding mountains in all their glory, but also the territory of neighboring states, Czech Republic and Slovenia.

Many travelers know this observation deck as 'balcony of the Alps.' It's worth noting that this balcony isn’t protected from the wind, making a tour to it even more realistic and memorable. The construction is armed with a steel platform, so the observation deck is very durable and resistant to wind … Read all

Praterturm

From the series “The Most Thrilling Roller Coasters in the World”
One of the main attractions of Vienna is Prater Tower chairoplane; the height of its central column is 117 meters, which is comparable with a 33-storey building. The base has a 12-pointed star form, where 12 double seats are attached, so at the same time 24 people can ride this flip-flap. Every day hundreds of thrill-seekers choose this ride to immerse them in a pleasant atmosphere of the coast. The chairoplane starts to rotate at a speed of 60 km/h and gradually raises seats to a height of 95 meters.

Prater Tower is very popular among people of all ages. Importantly, the attraction isn't available to children under 6 years, as well as for those less than 120 centimeters. Those who dare to experience the carousel in action, have to consider several important tips. Before the flight, … Read all
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Culture of regions in Austria

Vienna
Without question, the leader among the sights of the capital of Austria is Schloß Schönbrunn – this building has long been an unspoken symbol of Vienna. The structure was put up in 1638 and was destroyed as a result of a siege by Turkish troops. It was however ... Read further »
Salzburg
No Austrian city can be considered such without being associated with Christmas, as it is on this exact holiday that any city in Austria (and in particular, those located at the foot of the Alps) becomes a living embodiment of a Christmas village. Salzburg is very lucky ... Read further »
Solden
Acquaintance with many historic and natural sights of Sölden gives a lot of impressions, as each of them is unique and has its own history. A water mill is one of the oldest buildings that have managed to survive here. Built more than 150 years ago, the structure is ... Read further »
Kaprun
Despite the fact that the main entertainment for visitors to Kaprun is skiing, fans of sightseeing tours will not be bored here as well. The municipality has some very interesting sights, the acquaintance with which allows visitors to learn a lot of interesting things ... Read further »
Seefeld in Tirol
The popular Austrian resort has gained popularity of tourists thanks to the developed sports infrastructure. However, its unique historical heritage should also be given due attention. The main historical symbol of the city St Oswald's Church (Seekirchls St. Oswald). ... Read further »
Innsbruck
Among other notable museums are the following: (1) the “Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum”, where you can get acquainted with the cultural traditions of the region; “Audioversum”, the science center where the focus is on to sounds and music, and the exhibits are mostly ... Read further »
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