Austria Art + Food Pictures

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Experience the sights, sounds and mouth-watering smells of Vienna\'s oldest, largest and most popular food market.

Interact with beautiful and imaginative works of art made of crystals and enjoy family-friendly attractions in the garden, including a maze.

This former monastery has been brewing beer since the early 1600s, using a recipe that’s been a well-kept secret for four centuries.

Experience the sights, sounds and mouth-watering smells of Vienna\'s oldest, largest and most popular food market.

Quaint Hungarian towns comprise this historic region filled with a wealth of cultural and religious attractions.

Quaint Hungarian towns comprise this historic region filled with a wealth of cultural and religious attractions.

Experience the sights, sounds and mouth-watering smells of Vienna\'s oldest, largest and most popular food market.

Stroll through four hugely different museums, all housed in beautiful Baroque style in a Habsburg palace.

Admire paintings by great European masters, and see the most comprehensive coin collection in the world.

Admire paintings by great European masters, and see the most comprehensive coin collection in the world.

Admire paintings by great European masters, and see the most comprehensive coin collection in the world.

Magnificent artworks, ornate altars, a museum and a magnificent dome are all at home in this architecturally unique place of worship.

Centuries of architectural genius, artistic endeavour and fascinating history are packed into Vienna\'s most important religious structure.

The new museum that houses the best in Austrian and international abstract and contemporary art.

Throne rooms, audience halls, music salons and art galleries—once just for the Prince Archbishop, now for all.

The new museum that houses the best in Austrian and international abstract and contemporary art.

Mozart was born and grew up a stone\'s throw from the square that bears his name, which now has a memorial to the maestro as its centrepiece.

Throne rooms, audience halls, music salons and art galleries—once just for the Prince Archbishop, now for all.

This cultural hotspot effortlessly blends classical architecture with a contemporary feel and lots of summertime festivals.