When you think of Maria singing on an alpine pasture in The Sound of Music,it is Salzburg province you are picturing. As the name suggests, the rich salt mines are central to Salzburg's id… 查看更多內容

Lower Austria is less mountainous than western Austria; its charms come in the form of fertile valleys and plains, which make it a perfect getaway for those seeking a more authentic, rustic feel. The stretch of Danube Rive… 查看更多內容

Located to the east of Vienna, this is one of Austria's best wine-producing regions - its Heurigens are especially worth visiting. Bird lovers will love Lake Neusiedel and affiliated Seewinkel National Park, especially its storks. Es… 查看更多內容

Hundreds of splendid lakes speckle a landscape marked by high peaks and gouged valleys, most n… 查看更多內容

Austria's westernmost province features tranquil lakes, thundering rivers, foresty hills, wintry crags, castles, and lots of cheese. The Bregenzer… 查看更多內容

The best known region in Upper Austria is the part that belongs to what is referred to as Salzburg Lake District to the east of the city. However, Upper Austria is also marked by rolling hills, t… 查看更多內容

Also dubbed the great “green” heart of Austria, this province has an Italian feel; its southern sections with its vineyards and rolling hills are known as "Styrian Tuscany" - even thoug… 查看更多內容

This province is entirely covered by mountains and its culture reflects the harsh natural surroundings as much as its breathtaking beauty. Innsbruck, Tirol's capital, and Kufstein are gems, overshadowed by frost… 查看更多內容