Austria Landmarks

Strolling along the Ringstrasse, the promenade that follows the curved outline of the old city walls of Vienna which encircles its compact historic center.

Joining locals who flock to the ubiquitous cafes in mid-afternoon to socialize, chat and savor kaffe und kuchen (coffee and cake).

Sing in the Sound of Music in Salzburg and take in the city’s unique culture

Listening to music by some of the greatest composers of all time at a church, one of a number of venues other than concert halls where tickets are less expensive.

Viewing and visiting the Imperial Palace, ornate cathedrals and other architectural reminders in Vienna of the grandeur of the Habsburg rule.

Skiing in Seefeld, Tyrol a cross- country skiing center. Another famous ski resort for the brave heart is the St Anton resort.

Savoring the characteristics of Austria’s pleasant wines. The country’s location, parallel with parts of France and Germany, and mountainous terrain are well-suited to producing both red and white wines that are far superior to the mass-produced sweet beverage with which it was associated decades ago.

Walking the streets of Innsbruck Asltadt, a city surrounded by mountains and; houses that dates back to Roman Emperor.

Driving the panoramic Grossglockner Alpine Road that takes you to a center from which you can view Austria’s highest mountain, The Grossglockner.

Savor the flavors of wines made in the vineyards of Wachau Valley

Visiting a famous monastery, Melk Abbey, a Benedictine abbey.

Take a trek or a stroll through the majestic mountains of Innsbruck.