Best Things to Do in Austria

• Strolling along the Ringstrasse, the promenade that follows the curved outline of the old city walls of Vienna which encircles its compact historic center.
• Joining locals who flock to the ubiquitous cafes in mid-afternoon to socialize, chat and savor kaffe und kuchen (coffee and cake).
• Sing in the Sound of Music in Salzburg and take in the city’s unique culture
• Listening to music by some of the greatest composers of all time at a church, one of a number of venues other than concert halls where tickets are less expensive.
• Viewing and visiting the Imperial Palace, ornate cathedrals and other architectural reminders in Vienna of the grandeur of the Habsburg rule.
• Skiing in Seefeld, Tyrol a cross- country skiing center. Another famous ski resort for the brave heart is the St Anton resort.
• Savoring the characteristics of Austria’s pleasant wines. The country’s location, parallel with parts of France and Germany, and mountainous terrain are well-suited to producing both red and white wines that are far superior to the mass-produced sweet beverage with which it was associated decades ago.
• Walking the streets of Innsbruck Asltadt, a city surrounded by mountains and; houses that dates back to Roman Emperor.
• Driving the panoramic Grossglockner Alpine Road that takes you to a center from which you can view Austria’s highest mountain, The Grossglockner.
• Savor the flavors of wines made in the vineyards of Wachau Valley
• Visiting a famous monastery, Melk Abbey, a Benedictine abbey.
• Take a trek or a stroll through the majestic mountains of Innsbruck.