Verena Abenthung, Austria Guide and blogger for Innsbruck Tourismus, knows the city like the back of her hand and reveals why no one should miss the following five sights.

The baroque buildings and spacious squares of Salzburg's Old Town provide the unique setting for the distinctive cultural programme offered by the town in the summer season.

Looking for a dream travel destination for 2023? We are thrilled that the Austrian Alps have been included in National Geographic's prestigious “Best of the World 2023” in the category “Adventure”. 

‘Vollpension Generation Café’ aka ‘Granny’s public living room’ created a space of inclusion for young and old in the heart of Vienna. 

Christmas is arguably the most important holiday in Austria. The Advent season, the four weeks leading up to the festivities, is a time for celebrating beloved traditions with family and friends.

Heading to an Austrian city in the summer? Relax your body and mind in gardens, parks, at rivers and even on mountains!

Austria's ski regions are working hard to reduce their CO2 footprint and to make winter holidays more environmentally friendly.

Cosy villages, boundless skiing pleasure and world-class cuisine - in Austria's top skiing resorts you will be spoilt for choice. But Winter in Austria is not just synonymous with skiing.

A hotel can make or break a holiday. Check out our favourite Austrian hotels for this year to make your readers' choice for the perfect place to rest their heads easier.

Vacation in Austria means being close to nature. Explore one of the national parks, experience the beauty of the Alps on a long distance trail or head out on a family day hike.

Some places are best explored through their local food. – Austria one of them. Here is a guide to the country’s best food experiences and delicious inspiration for more or less serious foodies.

Austria’s cultural offerings include over 200 festivals: from world scale events to small regional gatherings in Austria’s beautiful surroundings including outstanding culinary delights.

With international borders finally opening up your readers will ask the big question: where do we go? It might take a little while until you can say 'the world is your oyster' but Austria is a good start.

The time from late November to the end of the year has a very special meaning in Austria. Visit Austria's Christmas markets, try some Glühwein and enjoy the spirit of Christmas...

Away from the well-trodden path of Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck, you can experience the raw culture of the Alps or the charming day-to-day life in the towns and villages.