Holidays In Austria

In Tyrol, you can explore the Austrian mountains, boasting over 500 peaks higher than 3,000 metres and more than 600 glaciers. Whether hiking or skiing, Tyrol is a mountain lover's paradise. 

Vorarlberg, nestled between Germany (Bavaria) and Switzerland, as well as the Principality of Liechtenstein, is a favourite among nature enthusiasts. It's home to the Alpine valleys of Brandnertal, Klostertal, and Großes Walsertal, the latter being a designated biosphere reserve. 

Styria enchants with its picturesque towns, from the vibrant charm of Graz to the timeless beauty of Bruck an der Mur. Here, unspoilt nature awaits in the expansive national parks, while the region's rich culinary traditions invite you to savour every moment.

Salzburg province not only features the cultural centre of Salzburg but also the largest national park in the Alps. The Grossglockner, Austria's highest peak at 3,798 metres, dominates this pristine natural landscape.

Hohe Tauern is the largest national park in the Alp. It offers lush meadows, glaciers, alpine pastures, and waterfalls, with a network of wellmarked trails for hikers of all levels.

With over 400 lakes, Austria provides beautiful swimming spots. Lake Neusiedl, near Vienna, is known as the 'Vienna Sea'. The Salzkammergut region, around Salzburg, Styria, and Carinthia, also offers crystal-clear lakes with excellent water quality. 

Austria is rich in culture, having produced many famous musicians, writers, and artists. Salzburg, the "Mozart city," is where you can connect with Mozart’s legacy. Visit his birthplace and family home, explore the old town, and don’t miss the Hohensalzburg Castle for stunning views and history.

This Tyrolean hiking highlight leads through blooming alpine meadows and enchanting forests, providing breathtaking mountain views. It’s suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers.

Featuring around 100 kilometres of slopes between 1,630 and 2,313 metres, it also offers over 30 kilometres of cross-country trails. The high altitude ensures skiing from winter into spring. 

Boasting nearly 240 kilometres of groomed pistes, this ski resort is one of the largest and most popular in Austria. With over 90 per cent of its main area sitting above 2,000 metres, there's a high chance of snow throughout the winter. The resort offers slopes for everyone.

In the Zillertal, over 60 km of downhill slopes await, with more than 15,000 meters of elevation. There are panoramic runs, black slopes for experts, and easy tracks for beginners and children. A versatile ski offering for all skill levels.