Austria Tour

WHEN TO GO?

• JUNE – AUGUST : high season and Summer Time. During the summer in Austria, there's not much difference within the minimum and maximum temperatures throughout the day. the typical minimum temperature during the summer is on the brink of 17°C and therefore the average maximum temperature is on the brink of 22°C. This in itself should offer you a thought about how pleasant the climate is during this point of the year.

• SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER: The months of September and October are best ones to go to Austria in terms of creating your tour a budget-friendly one with none compromises in your itinerary thanks to inclemency conditions. it's also the simplest time to go to the countryside of Austria, nestled within the hills. The pleasant weather allows you to enjoys outdoor activities like cycling and hiking also . Furthermore, the red, brown, yellow and golden leaves all around makes the scene visually stunning everywhere you visit. Simply put, the landscapes are nothing in need of a painting.

MARCH – MAY: Spring in Austria. The spring season in Austria falls under its shoulder season and you’ll find a myriad of accommodation options within an inexpensive budget. Furthermore, this season is that the best to go to the incredible town of Hofburg, home to a number of the foremost majestic monuments and palaces within the country. Coming to nature, this is often the perfect time for you to travel hiking through the alpine forests and therefore the rolling meadows.

WHERE TO GO

• Vienna: There are many reasons to fall crazy with this beautiful Vienna . Vienna is rich in its culture, famous Habsburg Empire, features a long-lasting tradition, stunning architecture and amazing coffee houses. This city is home to a shocking legacy of famous artists, musicians, poets, and designers . When talking about the Habsburg Empire, Vienna was the executive center of the royalty of Habsburg. Vienna Austria is about on the eastern banks of the Danube . The capital city of Austria has numerous stunning architectures. Vienna (Wien) owes its charm and rich history to its splendid location on the banks of the Danube . for hundreds of years , the gateway between West and East Europe, was the natural nucleus of the once sprawling Habsburg Empire. Up till now, Austria remains the foremost important commercial and cultural hub.

• Salzburg: Salzburg is one among the foremost fascinating towns in Austria. It’s Mozart’s birthplace, most of The Sound of Music was produced here and in fact , there's a gorgeous old town with many historical buildings just expecting you to explore. In short, there are quite lot of things to try to to in Salzburg. In fact, I ranked it together of the highest day trips from Munich! The fourth-largest city in Austria may be a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997 and therefore the second you see the impressive fortress looming over the Baroque old town of the town you recognize why. the entire setting just spells perfection and it might be a stunning addition to your Austria itinerary, after or before you continue onwards to Innsbruck (read my guide) and therefore the best part: most of Salzburg’s tourist attractions are within easy walking distance. this is often exactly why i like to recommend buying the Salzburg Card for free of charge admission to basically all highlights within the city (you can purchase it here). Normally, i'm not an enormous fan of tourist cards, but during this case, it really may be a big bargain because you'll see many places in at some point in Salzburg.

• Innsbruck: Want to try to to some shopping within the morning then ascend a mountain within the afternoon? Innsbruck is that the perfect Austrian town for both! we all know it'll appeal to both city lovers and nature seekers. Innsbruck is that the capital of Austria’s western state of Tyrol, a city within the Alps. Two of the foremost popular stopping points in Innsbruck are Old Town and Nordkett Mountain. Both attractions are easily accessible and supply many entertainment. The mixture of Baroque and Gothic in Old Town is actually fascinating. Many shops and restaurants line the roadways of Old Town. Most of Innsbruck’s other attractions are within walking distance of Old Town.

• Hallstat: you would possibly just devour and move to our next picture perfect Austrian town. Hallstat is an adorable village situated on Lake Hallstatt’s western shore in Austria’s mountainous Salzkammergut region. The cutest ginger bread style homes are delightfully quaint and adorned with many flower boxes. you'll desire Snow White as you rehearse this story book town. The 16th Century architecture is whimsy and alluring . The cobblestone streets are lined with sweet little cafes that basically whisk off to a special time. you'll also see stunningly ornate churches and comfy mountain inns. Foodie at heart? you'll feast on delicate pastries, savory schnitzel, fine lagers, airy sausage buns, and delectable seafood.

WHAT TO DO:

• Tour the Schönbrunn Palace
• Have fun together with your family at Prater
• Soak within the pure opulence of Hofburg
• Go art hunting to Belvedere Feel the gothic renaissance come to life at St.Stephen’s Cathedral
• Go on a culinary adventure to the multicultural Naschmarkt
• Say ‘hello’ to the wildlife at TiergartenSchönbrunn
• Catch a world-class performance at Vienna State Opera
• Get lost within the Kunsthistorisches Museum
• Big Bus Vienna Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
• Private Tour: Werfen Ice Caves Adventure from Salzburg
• Gray Line – the first Sound of Music Tour
• Salt Mines
• Swarovski Crystal Worlds

Language: German

Currency: EURO

Transportation: Austria has one among the foremost highly developed transport networks within the European Union with a dense bus and rail network criss-crossing the country. Especially the federal capital Vienna has a superb conveyance infrastructure.

Our strong suit is we serve vegetarian & Jain food on all our group tours. So hurry up, and plan your Austria holiday trip with us in order that you'll create fresh and warm memories to cherish, while we lookout of the rest!