Visit Austria - Winter Brochure

The Visit Austria - Winter brochure from the Austrian National Tourist Office invites travellers to revitalise body and mind with an unforgettable trip to Austria, savouring the mountain air and the country's legendary local hospitality.

Unspoilt Landscapes and the Great Outdoors

Austria offers a land of unspoilt landscapes, from striking mountains and snowy slopes to turquoise lakes and idyllic alpine pastures. The countryside provides the perfect array of opportunities to experience the great outdoors, whether visitors wish to ski, swim, cycle or explore.

• Explore the Danube Valley's steep vineyards.
• Swim in Lake Wörthersee's crystal waters.
• Ski Tirol's trio of 3,000-metre-high peaks.
• Hike the ice-blue glaciers of Hohe Tauern's National Park.

Escape to the City

For those seeking a dynamic change of scenery, Vienna combines traditional and contemporary heritage. The capital is home to a host of sites and attractions, including the Albertina gallery, the famous Danube Canal, St Stephen's Cathedral and the stunning Opera House. Visitors can also indulge in a culinary feast, enjoying world-renowned Austrian wine and tantalising local cuisine.

Relive the Sound of Music

Travellers can discover the hills and city made famous by the undying Sound of Music, journeying through an unforgettable landscape. Around 70% of tourists who travel to Salzburg do so to relive this iconic story.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Visit Austria - Winter brochure cover?

It showcases Austria as a winter destination, covering its mountains, lakes, alpine pastures, cities and cultural attractions for an unforgettable trip.

What outdoor activities are highlighted?

The brochure highlights skiing, swimming, cycling and exploring, including skiing Tirol's 3,000-metre peaks and hiking the glaciers of the Hohe Tauern National Park.

Which cities are featured?

Vienna is featured for its heritage and attractions such as the Albertina gallery, the Danube Canal, St Stephen's Cathedral and the Opera House.

Where can I see the Sound of Music locations?

Salzburg is the city made famous by the Sound of Music, attracting around 70% of its tourists who come to relive the iconic story.

What can foodies expect in Austria?

Visitors can enjoy a culinary feast featuring world-renowned Austrian wine and tantalising local cuisine.

Which natural sights are recommended?

The brochure recommends the Danube Valley's steep vineyards and the crystal waters of Lake Wörthersee, among other unspoilt landscapes.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Austrian National Tourist Office. For current details, visit the company's official website.