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Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Austria a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Austria is a landlocked country in the heart of Europe, known for its majestic Alpine mountains, its imperial cities such as Vienna and Salzburg, its deep heritage in classical music and its charming traditional culture.
Austriaの豊かな歴史、芸術、伝統を発見してください。
Austria is a landlocked country in the heart of Europe, known for its majestic Alpine mountains, its imperial cities such as Vienna and Salzburg, its deep heritage in classical music and its charming traditional culture.
Living music in its cradle is a mandatory experience. Vienna, the world capital of music, offers concerts in historic venues such as the State Opera or the Musikverein. Listening to the works of Mozart, Strauss or Beethoven in the environment for which they were composed is a cultural immersion that transports you to the golden age of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
More than just a café, the 'Kaffeehaus' is a Viennese cultural institution. It is a place to spend hours reading the newspaper, chatting or simply watching life go by, while enjoying a cup of Melange coffee and a slice of cake, like the famous Sachertorte. They are the living room of the Viennese, full of history and elegance.
For lovers of driving and spectacular landscapes, this panoramic road is one of the best experiences in Europe. With 48 kilometers and 36 curves, it climbs to the foot of Grossglockner, Austria's highest mountain, offering unforgettable views of glaciers, peaks and alpine valleys.
Located on the shores of a lake and surrounded by imposing mountains, Hallstatt is considered one of the most beautiful towns in the world. Strolling through its narrow streets, admiring its wooden houses that seem to hang over the water and climbing the 'Skywalk' observation deck for a panoramic view is a truly magical experience.
The history of Austria is linked to the powerful Habsburg dynasty. Exploring its residences is like traveling back in time. Schönbrunn Palace, the summer residence, and Hofburg Palace, the residential complex in the heart of Vienna, are essential visits to understand the opulence and power of the empire.
During Advent, the squares of Austrian cities and towns are transformed into magical Christmas markets ('Christkindlmärkte'). With their lights, craft stalls and the aroma of mulled wine (Glühwein) and cookies, they offer a uniquely festive and cozy atmosphere.
The train network (ÖBB) is extremely efficient, punctual and comfortable connecting major cities and many rural areas. For more remote valleys and towns, postal buses ('Postbus') are an excellent and reliable option.
The official language is German. In cities and tourist areas, English is spoken by a large part of the population, especially by the youngest. Learning some basic German phrases like 'Grüß Gott' (the typical greeting) or 'Danke' (thank you) is always well received.
Tipping is not strictly mandatory, since the service is included. However, it is customary to round the bill up to the next euro or leave between 5% and 10% in restaurants if the service has been satisfactory. The total amount to be paid is usually indicated to the waiter instead of leaving the money on the table.
