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Vienna Austria

Vienna, Austria’s capital, lies in the country’s east on the Danube River. Its artistic and intellectual legacy was shaped by residents including Mozart, Beethoven, and Sigmund Freud. The city is also known for its Imperial palaces, including Schönbrunn, the Habsburgs’ summer residence. Vienna continues to attract over 17 million visitors (approx.) each year with its many great historical sightseeing opportunities, its

Hallstatt Austria

See the church with a very interesting altar and also great views over Hallstatt

Hallstatt Austria

See the museum under the sport's shop of Dachsteinsport. It brings you back in time and shows you the great history of Hallstatt

Hallstatt Austria

See the only active bone-house in Austria. Quite interesting but also creepy. An Austrian house of bones filled with hundreds of intricately painted skulls. Behind the Hallstatt Catholic Church, near the 12th-century St. Micheal’s Chapel, in a small and lovingly cared for the cemetery is the Hallstatt Beinhaus, also known as the Charnel House. A small building, it is tightly stacked with

Salzburg Austria

See the marble hall, inside the city hall of Salzburg. Enjoy a walk through the Mirabell garden where the song Do-Re-Mi in the movie Sound of Music was filmed, see the rose garden, the dwarfs and the pegasus fountain.

Graz Austria

Royal-imperial church architecture is crowning the historic city centre. The cathedral is definitely not to be missed on any sightseeing trip round Graz. Don’t be fooled by the relatively restrained exterior. The "Gottesplagenbild", an inspiring relic of splendid Gothic fresco painting, is still in excellent condition today. Inside the cathedral, a multitude of ecclesiastical along with general historical treasures is

Graz Austria

Separation and reconciliation. Even official architecture can harbour surprises. The Burg in Graz, official headquarter of the regional government, is a real gem. Centuries of reconstruction have yielded interesting elements of the Gothic, Renaissance and Biedermeier eras. Particularly striking is the double spiral staircase, seeming almost like an optical illusion. This “staircase of reconciliation” consists of two opposing spiral stairs,

Graz Austria

What a perfect place for a party! The inevitable thought if you step into the Landhaushof in Graz. Taking in the Renaissance surroundings of this inviting location immediately conjures up colourful images of people enjoying festivities. Here in the summer, flowers decorate the magnificent arcades and, at Advent, the celebrated ice nativity scene finds a perfect setting. In between, concerts,

Graz Austria

A knight’s tale of passion? Certainly fitting for some of the warriors in shining armour. At the Landeszeughaus armoury of Graz, standing in rank and file are the armour and weapons of valiant warriors of the Middle Ages. The special historical setting and sheer number of collector’s items make a visit to the Graz armoury a treat not to be

Graz Austria

The universe is in Graz! It’s no joke, but rather a wonderful example of harmonious architectural skill: Eggenberg Palace on the edge of the city centre. Set within a beautiful park is the main palace, which was laid out as an architectural allegory of the universe. The building represents a precisely calculated cosmos. It was commissioned by Prince Hans Ulrich

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Top 15 Places To Visit In Vienna

Catholic Church

Hidden Museum At Dachsteinsport

Bone House

Mirabell Palace And Garden

Cathedral

Burg & Double Spiral Staircase

Landhaus Courtyard

Armoury

Eggenberg Palace

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