Montafon

Vorarlberg

Montafon Travel Guide | Hotels Vorarlberg Austrian Alps | The Aficionados

Lech am Arlberg

Vorarlberg

the Arlberg Mountains in Lech-Zürs, Austria

St. Johann

Province of Salzburg

St. Johann im Pongau, Austria | Travel Tips Alps | The Aficionados

Vienna

Austria

Riesenrad/ Fun wheel over Vienna, Austria

Leogang

Province of Salzburg

summer in Leogang and the Leoganger Steinberge, Austrian alps in Pinzgau

Ehrwald

Tirol

Ehrwald Tirol | Guide to Tyrol, Ski, Hotels and Travel Guide

St. Anton

Tirol

Mountains St. Anton Tirol, Austria

Zillertal

Tirol

The Zillertal Valley in Tirol Austria | blue sky, mountains, alps

Mühlviertel

Austria

Mühlviertel in Upper Austria, nature and river Mühl

Bregenzerwald

Vorarlberg

Bregenzerwald, Austria

Obergurgl

Tirol

Obergurgl, Hochgurgl, Ötztal

Tirol

Austria

mountains, Innsbruck, tyrol, Paul Gilmore

Neusiedler See

Austria

Neusiedler See, Burgenland Austria, Lake Neusiedler

Salzburg

Province of Salzburg

View of the castle above Salzburg, Austria.

Bad Gastein

Province of Salzburg

Arial photograph of Stubnerkogel, Hohe Tauern, Bad Gastein, the alps in Austria

Vorarlberg

Austria

Vorarlberg, Austria | Hotels & Accommodation In Vorarlberg

Austria

Discover Austria and the boutique hotels with this travel guide to the sights, culture and places to stay within beautiful Österreich. With its snow-capped peaks, rolling hills and gingerbread-house countryside, Austria possesses an almost fairy-tale like atmosphere, from the Alps to the capital city of Vienna.

Once the crown jewel of the Habsburg Empire, today Austria continues to be a playground for the international jet set, as well as adventurers looking for extraordinary experiences. Austria’s famous Alps, part of a vast mountain range that also extends through Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland, covers ¾ths of the country and provides year-round hiking, as well as world-class skiing from Lech am Arlberg, St. Anton, Leogang, to Ötztal. Snowboarding and oodles of mountain culture is also found at Lake Contance, right across to Bad Gastein and Pongau in Salzburgerland. Serious mountain climbers flock to the region of Montafon with the peaks offering the perfect mountaineering challenge. But Austria offers more than just nature. The Viennese capital beckons with its stunning Baroque architecture, cool intellect, creative vibe and signature coffee house scene. Vienna, known colloquially as “Freud’s City”, allows visitors the chance to plumb the depths of their artistic psyche with world-class museums, shops and galleries, before a relaxing respite at a local Beisln (bistro pub) or modernist cafe. Second city, Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart, boasts a still-thriving classical music culture set against the backdrop of papal splendour, medieval twists and Belle Époque architecture. Another gem in the Habsburg's crown, is Innsbruck, the Tirolean capital, and fifth largest Austrian city. 

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