Austria Holidays

Discover Austria’s imperial history at the stunning Schönbrunn Palace. This UNESCO World Heritage site is packed with 1,441 opulent rooms, beautifully landscaped gardens, and the oldest zoo in the world. Take a guided tour of the palace to admire its baroque architecture, visit the Gloriette for panoramic views, and stroll through the maze in its vast gardens. A visit to Schönbrunn offers a glimpse into Austria's royal past.

Fans of the iconic film The Sound of Music will be thrilled to explore Salzburg, the city where this timeless classic was brought to life. Step into the magic as you visit Mirabell Palace and Gardens, the picturesque setting for the famous “Do-Re-Mi” scene, where Maria and the children danced and sang among its beautifully manicured pathways and fountains. For an even deeper dive into the film’s legacy, join a guided Sound of Music tour. These tours will take you to Leopoldskron Palace, which served as the backdrop for the von Trapp family home, and to the charming gazebo at Hellbrunn Palace, where the romantic "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" scene unfolded. Salzburg, however, offers more than just cinematic nostalgia. Its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a treasure trove of baroque architecture, historic charm, and musical legacies. 

No trip to Austria is complete without experiencing the breathtaking Austrian Alps. In winter, hit the slopes in world-class resorts like St. Anton or Zell am See, known for their powdery snow and lively après-ski. During summer, the Alps transform into a haven for hikers and climbers, with scenic trails, alpine lakes, and charming villages to explore. Nature and adventure seekers will find endless opportunities and spend their holiday here enjoying what they love in the great outdoors.

Austria is a haven for foodies, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary cuisine. Don’t miss Wiener Schnitzel, a golden, crispy breaded veal or pork cutlet, and Tafelspitz, a slow-cooked beef dish served with horseradish, to get the full Austrian experience. For dessert, indulge in Sachertorte, a rich chocolate cake, or Apfelstrudel, a flaky apple pastry and pair it with a glass of Austrian wine or a refreshing Radler (beer mixed with lemonade). Coffee culture is also central, with many elegant cafés serving speciality brews alongside decadent pastries, found in every street no matter the city.