Austria

A Ski Arlberg Itinerary for the Ultimate Ski Circuit Challenge

There are ski areas, and then there is Ski Arlberg – a legendary region that links some of the most iconic names in the Alps into one unforgettable network. The resorts of Lech, Zürs, St Christoph, St Anton, Stuben, Warth, and Schröcken together form Austria’s largest connected ski area, with more than 300 kilometres of pistes and some of the finest off-piste terrain in Europe. For adventurous skiers, the beauty of this area lies in the journey itself. You can

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Ski into History at the Museum St Anton am Arlberg

The picturesque Austrian ski village of St Anton, which is part of the vast Ski Arlberg region, is more than just another cookie-cutter ski resort. Along with some of the world’s best skiing opportunities, its charming village ambience, sensational après ski, and fantastic amenities and accommodation, it has another string to its bow — a very important history.  St Anton is known as “the cradle of Alpine skiing”, for the vital role it has played in raising the profile of

Salzburg

Salzburg: City of Secrets and Surprises

As the birthplace of Mozart and with its unbreakable ties to the universally loved Sound of Music film, Salzburg, in Austria, is a city with a big reputation to uphold. The good news for visitors is that it does it effortlessly — inviting you in and welcoming you with grace and genuine enthusiasm. Compact to explore and fantastically well-facilitated for tourists, the city is a jumping off point for short ski breaks in the Austrian Alps and is also rich

Discover Innsbruck: A Compact City of Culture

Tucked away at the base of the breathtaking Tyrolean mountains, Innsbruck is a popular stop for walkers in search of a hilly hike. The landscape is made up of green hills that transform into incredible, jagged peaks of rock reaching into the blue sky above. This Austrian city is worth a visit for the views alone, but for the curious and engaged traveller there is lots more on offer in this idyllic place than just a good walk. For travellers

Gerlos

Hitting the Slopes in Gerlos: Your Guide to an Austrian Winter Wonderland

Nestled amidst the majestic Zillertal Alps, Gerlos beckons with its snow-covered peaks, charming village atmosphere, and diverse ski terrain. This guide will equip you with all you need to know for an unforgettable winter escape in this picture-perfect Austrian resort. Hitting the Pistes  The ski season in Gerlos typically runs from early December to mid-April, with reliable snow conditions throughout. For guaranteed sunshine and longer days, consider visiting in January or February. Terrain Variety: Gerlos boasts 160 km of slopes

Kaprun: An All-Year Destination for All the Family

Nestled in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Kaprun stands as a testament to nature’s grandeur, offering a diverse array of experiences for every member of the family. While it’s renowned for its winter wonderland and exceptional skiing opportunities, Kaprun’s allure transcends the snow-covered slopes, making it a destination worth exploring all year round. Skiing Adventures for All Skill Levels Kaprun’s reputation as a skiing paradise is well-deserved, with options catering to all skill levels. For seasoned enthusiasts, the glacier

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Welcome to your Next Winter Getaway: Flachau

While France and Italy get more than their fair share of (well-deserved) attention when it comes to a classic winter holiday, there’s another country in Europe that, while not exactly a secret, perhaps sits a little further down the wishlist – but only for those who’ve never visited! Because for those who have, Austria is right up there with the aforementioned power couple when it comes to fabulous food, accessible and interesting culture, and superb ski resorts.  There are plenty

Kitzbuhel, Austria

Country Profile: Austria

With a well-deserved reputation as one of the most scenic destinations in Europe, Austria is defined by its epic chocolate-box beauty, comprising spectacular mountains, deep verdant valleys and flower-strewn alpine meadows. On the other side of the coin, the exquisite Baroque architecture and classical culture of its main cities Vienna, Innsbruck and Salzburg create the perfect marriage of tradition and contemporary elegance.

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Making Memories in Mayrhofen; Fun for all the Family

Family holidays are what memories are made of and if you’re a family who enjoys a more adventurous theme to your holiday, you should really consider the Austrian mountain town of Mayrhofen. Tucked away in the Zillertal Alps, the resort is well known for its reputation as a ski resort but there is as much to do here off the slopes as there is on the slopes, which makes it great if families want to split their time on and

Accessible Weekend Breaks in Historical Salzburg

For travellers living with mobility issues, it’s vitally important to choose a destination that offers not only the usual culture and history you might be looking for, but also the accessibility you need to make your holiday hassle-free.  One city that offers all that (and a whole lot more) is beautiful Salzburg, in Austria. Explore Mozart’s Birthplace, Barrier Free! Salzburg is a perennial favourite for lovers of good cuisine, history, culture, art and music. With a rich heritage as the

Solo Adventures in Obergurgl: Top Things to Do

Winter is one of the best times for a fun-filled solo holiday. Things can be pretty bleak at home, but if you can be flexible with your dates you can get some great deals on travel and accommodation by avoiding school holidays. But where should you choose to go? Well, if you like natural beauty, good food and a whole host of exciting things to see and do, there are few places better than an alpine ski resort. And Obergurgl,

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Fun for Every Season in St Anton Am Arlberg

St Anton Am Arlberg is a world renowned skiing destination with a rich and vibrant history. One of the earliest sites for Alpine skiing, this resort has been attracting skiers for over a century, and when you arrive here and realise what it has to offer, it is easy to see why people have never stopped coming! With a huge number of pistes, the winter season is a fantastic time to hit the slopes, but the resort has something to

Things for to See and Do for Non-Skiers in Kitzbühel

The Alps are known for their stellar winter sporting options, but that’s not the only way to explore these famous slopes. If you’re like me and prefer to take in the views on foot rather than on skis, I have some good news for you. The pretty little Austrian village of Kitzbühel, while an excellent location for sport aficionados, offers plenty of ways to explore the dreamy Alpine area, including carriage rides, walking and more. City Walks Stroll through lovely

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