Cathedral in Vienna, Austria by Andrew Bossi

Alluring Vienna

Vienna is different from the other European capitals. The city is a perfect reflection of history and art in a modern backdrop. The city allures art lovers with its extensive range of majestic museums, stunning art galleries, dynamic operas and ballets. For those who want a peek into history, they can visit the Schönbrunn Palace, Hofburg Palace and the Mozarthaus. After all, such museums are the perfect medium which can give you a sneak peek into the true culture and rich heritage of a country.

Delightful Salzburg

Every country has one must see tourist place and Salzburg is exactly that. Salzburg can be called the Mecca for music lovers. After all, it is the birthplace of Mozart and houses many exhibitions dedicated to him. Moreover, you can even take the “Sound of Music” tour, which is based on the world famous musical that was shot here in Salzburg.

Charming Hallstatt

Deemed as the World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, this place definitely lives up to its name. Hallstatt is known for salt production and has the oldest salt mine in the world. This snug town is well nestled in the Alps and offers many attractive places that will remain etched in your memory for years to come. If you are adventurous, you should explore the trails winding through the mountains. If you seek peace, then Lake Hallstatt is the place to be. If you want to be a little more indulgent, you can check out the ice and salt caves, the perfect ode to Mother Nature.

Hallstatt, Austria by pipimaru

Exciting Innsbruck

If you associate Austria with the snow-clad Alps, Innsbruck won’t disappoint you. It is the ideal place for tourists who want to enjoy some ski adventure and winter sports! The sparkling mountains are so tempting; you will definitely end up at some dandy ski resorts!

Stunning Hochosterwitz Castle

If natural beauty does not astonish you, this man made architectural marvel will definitely surprise you. The Hochosterwitz Castle was built in the Medieval times and looks exactly like a castle described in all fairy tales. It is grand by all means and the best part is, it is built on top of a 60 metre high Dolomite rock formation!

Elegant Krems an der Donau

If a place is making wine since 3000 years, it is obvious that they are the experts at it! Austrian wine is known all over the world and you can experience it first hand at the vineyards in this region. Also, if you are a photographer, you are most likely to find this place to be postcard perfect!

Krems an der Donau, Austria by Bauer Karl

Appealing Alpbach

For those who wish to enjoy the non-commercial side of Austria, Alpbach is the perfect slow paced village for you. Not only is it one of the most beautiful towns in Austria, it is also a great place for hiking. Imagine a hiker’s paradise spread over 900 kms that covers three distinct regions in the area.

Charismatic Mostviertel

Mostviertel is located in Southern Austria and is the heartland of Austria. There are interesting churches in this area that are located amidst charming landscapes. This region is a nature’s basket and is known for its pears. It is customary for tourist to enjoy perry while travelling in this region.

Austria is a goldmine for all those people who want to relish and revisit nature in its entirety. The various tourist places, villages and vineyards are the ideal gift for all those people who want to serenade themselves with the treasure of the European culture.

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Spanish Riding School

A show that has been running for 440 years might not sound like the ideal way to entertain teenagers, but the performances put on by specially trained horses at the Spanish Riding School (Spanische Reitschule) at Michaelerplatz will impress even the most reluctant teen.  This supreme exhibition of equine power and grace is something any horse lover will remember forever.  Tickets are not cheap, but try to get front-row seats, as the cheaper ones will offer restricted views, and you won’t be able to appreciate the sheer magic in full.

Spanish Riding School, Vienna, Austria by Ethan Prater / License: Creative Commons

Kaffee und Kuchen

Viennese coffee-house culture appeals to all ages.  Whether you are a fan of lofty gilded ceilings and elegant snowy linens or you just cannot resist a good sugar rush, the cafe/bakeries of Vienna should provide a breathing space for all the family.  Even if your kids don’t appreciate the majestically historic settings, they are sure to enjoy a sumptuous stück of Sachertorte, with its dense chocolate interior, or a comforting wedge of apple strudel, warmly spiced and dripping with cream.

Prater

Although incredibly low-tech by the standards of most console-toting teens, the Vienna Prater is a proper amusement park that should awake a glimmer of excitement among your younger charges – especially if you let them batter you in the bumper cars.  A green escape from the city, the Prater is home to the Giant Ferris Wheel, one of Vienna’s most recognisable symbols and a great place to get a proper view of Vienna. It may seem so last-century to younger members of your family, but rent the classic thriller The Third Man before you leave:  There’s a legendary climactic scene set high up on the ferris wheel.  The Vienna Prater season runs from March to October, but the ferris wheel and some other attractions are open all year round.

Vienna Prater, Austria by Ethan Prater / License: Creative Commons

Danube Island

When they’re just one museum away from rebelling, underground lines U1 and U6 will bring you to the 21km-long seaside refuge of Danube Island.  Let them burn off energy (or resentment) swimming, surfing, careening down the waterslide, boating, cycling, skating, or playing beach volleyball while you lounge on the sand – or let them do the lounging while you burn off all that lovely cake.  It’s a great place for a picnic too.

Bungee Jumping

At 252 metres, the Vienna Donauturm is the tallest freestanding structure in Vienna and one of the 75 tallest towers in the world, making it the ideal location for a spot of bungee jumping.  Located close to the north bank of the Danube River in the Donaustadt district, the tower operates two high-speed lifts to a viewing tower, taking just 35 seconds to reach a height of 150 metres.  If this is not excitement enough, bungee jumping is offered from the observation platform during the summer months.

Danube tower (Donauturm), Vienna, Austria by Cha già José / License: Creative Commons

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Wellness right on the lake – reside like an emperor

View over lake Wolfgang and the fantastic heated pool

The Weisses Rössl (White Horse Inn) by Wolfgangsee is one of the most famous hotels in Austria with a history and even had an operetta and a movie dedicated to its name. For 500 years, the name is known for hospitality, although the hotel itself was opened only in 1878. Even Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I and his wife Elisabeth (commonly known as Sisi) have stayed in the hotel overlooking the lake. Ever since then, guests can stay in the exclusive Emperor room with a beautiful view from the windows and balcony.

The Salzkammergut mountain range reflect in the peaceful lake

That the hotel has developed into a fantastic wellness hotel is not surprising considering the large lake and the healthy mountain air! Relax in a heated pool built into the lake after sweating it all out in the sauna with a stunning view onto the mountains and lake, or in the steam baths, for example the sole steam bath, which will cleanse your pores and smoothen your skin with natural salts. This hotel is particularly great for its rich tradition and offers. Finish off your trip with a bath in the ‘emperor tub’ to have a complete and unforgettable experience in the White Horse Inn at Lake Salzburg.

Bathe like an emperor – the golden bathtub

Would you care for a night in a castle?

Schloss Fuschl in its royal spot overlooking lake Fuschl

On over 1,000 m², Schloss Fuschl, A Luxury Collection Resort & Spa offers more than just spa relaxation. Yes, you can enjoy the steam bath, pool, sauna or whirlpool and let your worries fly far, far away. But what would all this be without this scenery? Especially in autumn, the view from the terrace of this hotel is breathtaking. From high to low on the mountains, the magnificent colors give you the impression to be in a fairytale and the fresh air will cleanse your lungs from the city air. In the up to 67 meter deep lake with its crystal clear water you can enjoy especially your summer holidays. In the winter, the region is especially fantastic to go skiing or hiking and watch the snow fall from the hot sauna. Countless other sports can be practised here, and forgetting everyday life is guaranteed.

Room of romance – when housekeeping gets creative

Also in terms of food and drinks, you will feel like kings and queens in the castle’s own restaurant with a view onto the lake. Their expertise lies in the regional delicatessen, fresh fish from the hotel’s own fishery, and much more. Also the wines are regional and convince with excellence!

In perfect harmony

Peaceful Seehotel Das Traunsee with its charm

Not every hotel has a 12 km long and 2 km wide lake to offer as their main swimming pool, and if you find Traunsee lake too cold, Seehotel Das Traunsee offers a wide range of heated wellness. From the sauna, you have a terrific view of the lake and mountains while the stress from the city practically melts away, just like in the steam bath or the grotto with a lake-water-fall. Let yourself get pampered all over, it is worth it – a wide range of massages, treatments and beauty care offers await you.

Modern flair in a traditional hotel – the rooms at Das Traunsee

On the second largest lake of Upper Austria, you can use the hotel’s own sailing boat to feel the fresh mountain breeze run through your hair. Especially for hotel guests, there are sailing courses, so there is no need to be a sailing pro! Other sports like hiking, golf, biking or diving are favourites in summer and make sure your stay is not only the relaxing, but also the exciting kind of wellness. In winter, the region is practically made for skiing and hiking through the beautiful white landscape. Also, how much nicer is it to enjoy the view onto the lake and hills when you are sitting in the hot sauna of the hotel?

Great view onto lake Fuschl and the mountains

Finally, let us not forget the dining. The Austrian cuisine is full of wonderful dishes, and in the hotel’s boat house restaurant you will experience the crème de la crème! Especially fresh fish from the lake is recommendable, while meat is a delight as well, considering the great hunting lodges in the greater Salzburg area.

When it comes to wellness, the tranquillity of a lake can really make your experience, but of course it is the overall image you get from the hotel and its surroundings, the service and the value you receive for the money you pay. We all like to escape from our daily troubles, and Salzburg is one of the great destinations for diving into a different world of peace, quiet, and wellness.

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1) Alpbach

Atmosphere is the name of the game at Alpbach, and boasts absolutely gorgeous scenery for beginners and pros alike. While Alpbach is more tailored for those new to the sport, good snow conditions will pose a challenge for skill sets of all levels. A nursery slope is a mere five minutes away from the main ski area, perfect for practicing snowploughs after a tough lesson, so bring the kids!

A view from Alpbach ski resort, Austria by mapryan

2) St Anton

There are a few reasons why St Anton is one of the top 3 ski resorts in all of Europe, but don’t be lured in by the beauty of this place. St Anton is primarily for serious skiers, and is not recommended for those new to the sport. However, there are a few resorts for the less-serious just a short bus ride away, so don’t let that stop you from encouraging a few of your beginner friends to tag along.

Skiing in St Anton, Austria by vuorikari

3) Kitzbühel

Kitzbühel is known primarily for its beauty and charm. While the annual Hahnenkamm — one of the toughest downhill courses in all of Europe — is held here, what Kitzbühel is really known for is its charm. Warmly welcoming skiers of all skill levels, Kitzbühel is both gorgeous and family-friendly. Even the non-skiers will enjoy their stay here, as the streets are lined with quaint boutiques, luxury hotels, and other trappings that rarely show up at an Austrian ski resort.

Skiing in Kitzbühel, Austria by Mahmut

4) Ischgl

Ischgl is for all you party people out there that love the nightlife just as much as your pair of skis. While Ischgl is not the cheapest of ski resorts, the atmosphere from late afternoon into the early morning hours is electric. Jovial and amicable people dance around every corner, making Ischgl party-central as far as Austrian ski resorts go with some great Austrian ski chalets that you can stay in and recover after the nights activities.

Ski slope in Ischgl, Austria by Leo-setä

5) Obergurgl

Last on the list is the family-friendly Obergurgl, the best Austrian ski resort to take the little ones to. At an extremely high elevation of 1,930m, Obergurgl guarantees snow for a longer season that most ski resorts you’ll find in Austria. While the ski area is somewhat small which will likely irritate experienced skiers, this cozy resort will always have your children within eyesight.

Skiing in Obergurgl, Austria by BeardyRob

There you have it! The five best Austrian ski holiday resorts — now get out there and hit the slopes!

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Incredible view at the top of the Kaprun Glacier, Austria by Jasmic

Austria is sought-after destination also due to its Free-ride opportunities, which are really a lot. Austria is a paradise also for snowboarders, because almost every resort has some kind of a snowboard park. Austria offers a high standard of services including ski schools and ski instructors.

Better ski resorts are mostly above the forest and the cable car rides often to three thousand meters above sea level, while cross-country trails are mainly in the Alpine valleys.

Skiing and winter tourism is in general one of the main sources of income of the Alpine country. Today, Austrian Alps is an International term – more than 70% of visitors to the Austrian Alps are coming from abroad. Although the Austrian Alps do not have a record altitude or length of the ski slopes, but thanks to snow cannons offer favourable snow conditions from early October to late May. Austrian mountains usually have enough natural snow, so artificial snow is often used only for certain parts of the slopes.

Ski Accommodation in Austria

Austria is known for excellent quality accommodation, mostly in the style of a typical Austrian Alps (interiors are wooden, clean and airy, homely hospitality and cozy atmosphere). Austria offers a complete range of accommodation – from hostels to five star hotels, often including at least sauna or Turkish steam room. Four-star hotels are usually greater relaxation centres (often with a pool). Some ski resorts, such as Kaprun Ski Hotels offer a spa, many of them have great water parks and offer lots of Après-ski opportunities.

Skiing in Austria is one of the biggest attractions in the country and if you are skier, you shouldn’t miss this destination!

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So, sticking with Europe, there are several locations that are primary destinations for a good bit of skiing, snowboarding or whatever else takes your fancy. Most places are perfect for all types of people, whether it be families, couples or a bunch of friends. If travelling as a group, why not get some clothing to show that and do some clothes printing with Expressgarmentprinting.co.uk.

In fact, ensure that you do have the correct clothing when skiing in winter as the temperatures can fall dramatically. Wrap up in layers, remember your gloves and don’t forget your long-johns!

France

One of the most popular and obvious destinations for a lovely bit of skiing is France and the country has developed a fantastic reputation for its famous French Alps and its jet-set nature.

Saulire, 2700m, Courchevel, France by Pete southsea

On the border with Italy and Switzerland is Courchevel, the largest resort of the prestigious Three Valleys (3 Vallees) area in the Savoie province of France. The Three Valleys holds the world’s largest ski domain and has a total of 372 miles of trails and slopes; as an example of how big the area is, America’s six largest ski resorts would fit inside the Three Valleys.

Courchevel is built on four levels and is possibly the most luxurious location for skiing thanks to its expensive range of shops and bars, as well as luxury hotels; something celebrities often take advantage of, so keep your eyes peeled.

Turkey

Possibly not one of the first places you’d think of for a great skiing holiday is Turkey, but the resort of Uludag is a far cry away from warm beaches and cocktails by the pool.

Uludag range, Turkey by Bicounet

Turkey seems to have jumped on the opportunity of being able to tempt holiday goers in with their mountainous ranges, especially when there’s been some snowfall. In mythology, Uludag is the fabled Mount Olympus where the gods watched the Trojan War. However, now the mountain’s primary purpose is to reign in the tourists.

The slopes are usually open from December through to March and as well as the opportunity for skiing, the national parks are also great places to explore.

Austria

One of the more purposeful settings for skiing holidays and other extreme sports is the Austrian resort of Kitzbühel. The location has one of the most demanding runs in the form of the Hahnenkamn.

Kitzbuhel Alps, Austria by Mahmut

There are great slopes for beginners, as well more challenging slopes for those with a good deal of experience and confidence in their skiing. A great deal of investment has gone into the site and so the likes of ski lifts and other amenities have been vastly improved of late.

Also available are a fantastic array of hotels, bars and restaurants for when you’re not hitting the slopes.

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Salzburg at night, Austria by Brandon Burns

1. Hohensalzburg Castle

At over 900 years old, Hohensalzburg Castle is Europe’s largest fully-preserved castle. There is not much to report in regards to its history, as it was never attacked. In the past it has served as a refuge for the archbishops, a military barracks, and a prison. The only time opposing forces occupied it was when it was given up to Napoleon without a fight. It is well worth the visit even if just for the views, they are the best in the city. You can either walk to the top, or catch a funicular.

Photo of Hohensalzburg Castle, Salzburg, Austria by Kristopher W

2. St Peter’s Church and Cemetery

St Peter’s Church houses the oldest continuously active monastery on German/Austrian soil. It was founded in 696AD, and the building you see today was built in the 17th C. Inside the nave are Fresco’s depicting the life of St Peter. The cemetery is well known for two things. Firstly it is where the scene from the Sound of Music was set when the Von Trapp family were hiding from the Nazi’s. Also, towards the back of the cemetery there are seven black wrought iron crosses. These crosses are connected to a famous legend, claiming these graves belong to Sebastian Stumpfegger and the seven wives here murdered. There is no proof of validity to this story, but everyone loves a legend! There are also catacombs inside the cliffs open to the public.

Photo of St Peter’s Church and Cemetery, Salzburg, Austria by Michael Dawes

3. Salzburg Cathedral

Mozart was baptised here, and he was the court organist and concert master of the church for many years. The church is renowned for its 4000 pipe organ, and the acoustics of the church. The church adjoins the Kapitelplatz and Residenzplatz which are both main squares of the Salzburg.

Salzburg Cathedral, Austria by barnyz

4. Mozart’s Birthplace

This is the original house where Mozart’s family lived from 1747 to 1773. Mozart was born here on Jan 27, 1756. Today the rooms once occupied by the Mozart family and are home to a museum. The most famous exhibits include Mozart’s childhood violin, his concert violin, his clavichord, the pianoforte, and portraits of the family.

Photo of Mozart’s Birthplace, Salzburg, Austria by Matthias

5. Mirabellgarten

The Mirabellgarten is a large garden considered to be one of the most beautiful gardens in Europe. The gardens were originally constructed in 1606 by Wolf Dietrich who built them for his mistress and her 15 children. The office of the Salzburg Mayor is situated here, and it recognisable as the gardens for the setting of the song ‘Do Re Me’ in the movie the Sound of Music.

Mirabellgarten, Salzburg, Austria by TheGoodReverend

6. St Augustiner Brewery

The St Augustiner Brewery is just outside the main part of town, situated above a 17th century Abbey. The beer was originally brewed by the Augustinain Hermits who founded the Abbey, and great lengths are taken to ensure the beer is still brewed the same way it was hundreds of years ago. The beer hall inside the brewery has plenty of seating, and there are food stalls offering traditional Austrian snacks and food. In the summer months there is a great beer garden for visitors to enjoy. If you are not interested in beer, the only other drink they serve is lemonade. It is a self-serve system were you buy tokens from a cashier, then help yourself to the ceramic beer steins. Each time you hand a token in, your stein will be filled with beer, and there are cleaning stations so that you can clean your stein before your next refill. The brewery has a great mix of locals and tourists alike, and it is likely you will strike up a friendly conversation with a group of people sitting nearby.

Photo of St Augustiner Brewery and beerhall, Salzburg, Austria by Barry Adams

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Though there are many ski destinations that you can choose from, here are a few of the best among the lot in Europe.

Courchevel, France

Providing you with some great ski spots and breath-taking views, Courchevel ranks among the top skiing spots on the planet. Courchevel also boasts a well-connected lift system and the biggest ski area in the world. You can find many resorts within this valley, offering you great services at decent prices.

Skiing in Courchevel, France by Leo-setä

Val d’Isere, France

Ranging to altitudes of almost 3500 metres, Val d’ Isere provides great skiing opportunities. Some of its snow-capped peaks are something you cannot just afford to miss out on. After indulging in some skiing, you will be warmly welcomed at the various ski-chalets out there, offering a range of luxury facilities like indoor heated pools, sauna and Jacuzzi.

Photo of Val d’Isère, Savoie, France by genevieveromier

Seefeld, Austria

Ever heard of cross-country skiing? You can experience the same at Seefeld. This has been one of the main attractions among tourists here. With neatly laid out well maintained courses and powdery snow, Seefeld is an ideal destination for beginners and expert skiers.

Photo of Seefeld, Austria by Mccallusa

Levi, Lapland

Called as Santa’s home off-season, Levi is sure to be a hit among the kids. Another great skiing destination that offers you great views, Levi’s brightly lit slopes and fine snow enhance your overall skiing experience. There are many resorts out here, which will appeal to the younger crowd and where you can also spend some cosy family time.

Photo of Levi, Finland, Lapland by Jann Kuusisaari

Megeve, France

A small yet beautiful town cradled within huge snow-capped peaks, Megeve is another dreamy destination you can visit to try out skiing. With various tournaments being held here every year, Megeve provides around 217 ski slopes for its skiers to enjoy.

Owing to its quiet and natural beauty, Megeve is quite popular among the wealthy crowd. Visited by many businessmen and celebrities, Megeve boasts excellent luxury resorts providing some top class facilities and easy access to the slopes.

Photo of Megeve, France by Leo-setä

Once back after a great session of skiing, you will be happy to wind up at one of these looking forward for another adventure packed day.

How to plan your ski-trip?

So you have chosen your destination. The next step in planning your ski-trip would be choosing the right ski-resort. Ski-resorts take care of all your travel needs providing you services like hotel, accommodation, or even transport at times. So choosing your ski-resorts wisely is very important when planning your trip.

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Ski rental in St. Anton/Arlberg

St. Anton and the surrounding areas are perfect for a winter holiday. In an area of around 50 km², winter sport fans will find a large variety of cross country runs, slopes, and ski lifts. For all those who do not own winter sport equipment, or who want to try out skiing or snowboarding for the first time, the Ski hire St.Anton and the Ski rental St Anton will be pleased to provide the necessary skiing and snowboarding equipment upon payment of a charge.

Snowboarding in St. Anton

The St. Anton Park is a true paradise for snowboard fans and all those, who want to try snowboarding for the first time. Especially designed for snowboard activities, the area offers a variety of challenges including natural pipes and many other possibilities for corner jumps, spins etc.

St. Anton invites you

If you opt for a winter holiday in Austria you will take many good memories home. Enjoy typical Austrian hospitality, excellent Austrian kitchen and take advantage of everything that the Arlberg Region has to offer you. Sleigh rides in the snow, a tour in a horse drawn coach through the winter landscape, snowboarding, skiing and many other activities ensure a perfect winter holiday for you and the entire family.

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Tyrol is one of the most popular Austrian lands at all – not only because of its landmarks such as mountains, forests, mountaineering and winter sports, but also because of traditional folklore. Land, situated to the west of Austria is divided into a larger North Tyrol and smaller East Tyrol. Those two parts are separated by the city of Salzburg. But its metropolis and the largest city of the Land is Innsbruck.

The entire area of Tyrol is covered by Tyrolean Alps. Broad and deep valley of the Inn river forms a natural border between the northern – limestone Alps and central – crystalline Alps.

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Tyrol is now mainly known as winter ski vacation, the most famous centers include Kitzbühel, St. Anton im Tirol, Kaiserwinkl or Lienzer Dolomiten. All Tyrolean ski areas have high quality facilities and offer a wide range of sports. Great selection of slopes, sun and snow will satisfy even the most demanding skiers. Evening staying in a nice warm pub with good food and “schnapps” with a typical Tyrolean background music enhances the mountainous romance.

Equally attractive is the Tyrol in the summer, which is a popular destination for hiking. The most beautiful trails leading across the Stubai Alps, Ötztal Alps, Kitzbühel Alps and Zillertal Alps, can be defeated on foot or by bike. Natural beauty of mountain valleys, streams and snow-covered Alpine peaks scenery guarantee an unforgettable holiday. The more experience you can enjoy by visiting the renowned summer Festival of Early Music at Ambras Castle. You can stay in Tyrolean metropolis and enjoy the quality and hospitality of Innsbruck hotels or after a hard sporty day relax in numerous thermal baths and water worlds.

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