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The love of hiking is in Austria’s DNA. In this back-to-nature-obsessed country, just about everyone is intobergwandern(mountain walking), from the tiniest tots clambering over Alpine meadows to 80-year-olds limbering up on mountain passes before breakfast.
Austria’s six national parks encompass a breathtaking variety of landscapes, from glacier-covered mountains and alpine meadows to gorge-riven forests, wetlands, and floodplains. The region is home to extraordinary wildlife, limitless opportunities for hiking and outdoor adventures, excellent hospitality, and unforgettable views.
Starting from the end of November, the city of Graz in Austria turns into a true Christmas wonderland.
For a small country,Austriapacks in plenty of adventure, particularly if you love rugged and mountainous terrain.
Visiting Austria during the festive season is a bucket list item for many; whether you embark on a weekend city break in Vienna or enjoy a driving tour around the country, the Christmas markets will leave you dazzled.
As you already know, we’re excited to be here in Austria for our first skiing experience! I will keep you posted on our journey with hilarious updates and breathtaking photos. Connect with us onInstagram,Facebook, andTwitter.
Cozy mountain weekends, alpine hikes, and glamorous nights out in Vienna await. If you’ve been dreaming of a city escape or an alpine getaway in Austria, now is the perfect time to begin your planning. From hiking in the Alps and swimming in glacial lakes to skiing, waltzing, and exploring some of Europe’s most impressive architecture, the list of activities in Austria is vast and varied.
Austria is an intriguing mountainous country bordered by Switzerland, Germany, and Italy, as well as the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Slovenia. The challenging mountainous terrain not only poses technical challenges to railroad designers but also provides breathtaking views from train windows, making train travel a unique experience.