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This warm city has historic buildings in every style, from Renaissance courtyards to gothic chapels, as well as modern art museums and a long history of café culture.

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

This beautiful city park is home to the world\'s longest-running amusement park, containing over 250 attractions, including the iconic Riesenrad ferris wheel.

Take a step into a lost empire as you wander the halls of this magnificent Renaissance castle.

Vienna’s geographic heart buzzes with street performers, horse-drawn carriages and a procession of shoppers, sightseers and seekers of perfect coffee.

Rose gardens and chalets of this sprawling village at the foot of the regal Hohe Salve provide great moments and memories.

Visit the splendid snowfields and gorgeous gardens of this picturesque village, between two of Tirol’s majestic mountains. Come away refreshed. 

Shop at boutique stores and high-end chains. Then relax at the cafés along the sidewalks of this lively commercial avenue.

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

Much of the Sound of Music was filmed in the grounds of this grand Prince Archbishop\'s palace, overlooking its famous ornamental lake framed by the Alps.

See Roman ruins, visit the Hofburg Imperial Palace and spot Renaissance frescoes at an ancient church at this beautiful Old Town square.

Hop between continents at one of the world’s oldest zoos and visit creatures from the African savannah to the mountains of Siberia alongside 18th-century buildings.

Once the summer retreat of Austria\'s ruling dynasty, this stunning palace is set among 120 hectares of land which also houses the world\'s oldest zoo.

Hop between continents at one of the world’s oldest zoos and visit creatures from the African savannah to the mountains of Siberia alongside 18th-century buildings.

Once the summer retreat of Austria\'s ruling dynasty, this stunning palace is set among 120 hectares of land which also houses the world\'s oldest zoo.

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

This Tyrolean treasure features some of Zillertal Valley’s best ski slopes, year-round glacial skiing and a dynamic après-ski scene with plenty of clubs and bars.

Hop between continents at one of the world’s oldest zoos and visit creatures from the African savannah to the mountains of Siberia alongside 18th-century buildings.