City break & active tours

​Known for Austria’s alpine landscapes, rich history, cultural heritage, and vibrant arts scene, Austria is a mix of natural beauty and urban sophistication. 

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Most Important Cities to Visit

1. Vienna (the capital city) with Schönbrunn Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Belvedere Palace, The Hofburg (Imperial Palace), Vienna State Opera and Museums Quartier (home to multiple art museums).

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2. Salzburg - Birthplace of Mozart and home to stunning Baroque architecture. Famous with Hohensalzburg Fortress, Mirabell Palace and Gardens, Salzburg Cathedral and Getriedestrasse (charming shopping street).

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3. Graz which is well - known as Austria’s second-largest city and a UNESCO Creative City of Design with beautiful sights such as Schlossberg (clock tower and hilltop views), Kunsthaus Graz (modern art museum), Graz Cathedral

and the Eggenberg Palace (UNESCO site).

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4. Hallstat- a picturesque lakeside village famous for its beauty - Salt Mines, Dachstein Ice Caves and the Hallstatt Skywalk (UNESCO).

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Active tourism 

Austria is a paradise for active travelers, offering year-round opportunities to engage in outdoor adventures. The country's diverse landscapes ranging from the majestic Alps to serene lakes and dense forests - make it ideal for sports and nature-based activities.

1. Skiing and Snowboarding 

Austria is famous for its world-class ski resorts, including:

• Kitzbühel: Known for its legendary Hahnenkamm downhill race.

• St. Anton am Arlberg: A top destination for advanced skiers.

• Zell am See-Kaprun: Offers year-round skiing on the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier.

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2. Hiking and Mountaineering

With over 50,000 km of marked trails, Austria caters to hikers of all levels.

• Salzkammergut: Stunning lake and mountain views.

• Grossglockner: Austria's highest mountain with numerous challenging routes.

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3. Cycling and Mountain Biking

Austria offers extensive cycling networks, including family-friendly trails and advanced mountain biking routes.

• Danube Cycle Path (Donauradweg): A flat, scenic route ideal for long-distance cycling.

• Tyrolean Alps: Popular for adrenaline-pumping

  mountain biking trails.

• Lake Neusiedl Region: A UNESCO-listed area known for its gentle cycling routes.

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4. Water Sports

Austria's pristine lakes and rivers are perfect for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, and rafting.

• Lake Wolfgang and Lake Achensee: For sailing, kayaking, and windsurfing.

• Wörthersee: A warm, turquoise lake ideal for summer water sports.

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5. Adventure Sports

• Paragliding: Try soaring over regions like Innsbruck, the Dachstein Glacier, or Zell am See.

• Canyoning: The Ötztal Valley in Tyrol is a hotspot for exploring waterfalls and gorges.

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6. Golf and Horseback Riding

Austria features scenic golf courses like Adamstal Golf Club and Diamond Country Club. Horseback riding in regions like Styria or the Vienna Woods adds a unique countryside experience.​

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Visitors can enjoy skiing in the Alps, relaxing in picturesque lakeside villages, exploring historic cities, and attending world-class musical performances.