Austria, despite its relatively small area, annually attracts so many tourists that France or Great Britain can envy. Which is not surprising, because Austria is a land of incredibly beautiful alpine mountains, lakes and forests, as well as a place where Mozart and Schubert once found inspiration. Monasteries, churches, castles, reserves - all this attracts tourists from all over the world. In general, in Austria there are places that everyone should see.
Getting to the capital of the country is quite simple, because both charters and regular flights fly to it. About, can be obtained from employees of the airline operating the flight. The time may depend on whether a direct flight or an indirect one is selected, but on average is about three hours. Airplanes land at Schwechat Airport, which is located 10 kilometers from Vienna. The city can be reached by taxi, bus, train or high-speed train.
Arriving in Vienna, few tourists rush to leave it immediately, because this city has some kind of pretentious beauty. Everyone likes it: opera fans, lovers of wandering around museums or couples in love. In the city, the history of the cat has two thousand years, there is something to see. What is only the well-known Vienna Forest or Liechtenstein Castle worth. But apart from this, removing , you can spend time visiting the Hundertwasser House - this is the artist’s house, which he himself calls the “ecological house”, and his design cannot be described by any of the styles known to the world. You should also visit the Tower of Lunatics and the University of Vienna - although they are not the most popular sights of Vienna, they are worth a look at.
After exploring Vienna, it is recommended to go west to the city of Salzburg, which is the birthplace of the great Mozart. Salzburg is known for its incredibly beautiful architecture, as well as for the presence of three large universities, which is why the city is considered to be a student city, and it is students who “charge” it with their positiveness and activity.
After that, you can go to Innsbruck - the capital of Tyrolean lands, surrounded by impressive mountain ranges. It was in this city that the Winter Olympics were held twice, which says a lot about it. The city is visited by a large number of skiers, since the ski slopes in the Stubai glacier are open all year round.