The lavish 1,441-room Baroque summer residence of Habsburg monarchs, featuring the Imperial Apartments, Privy Garden, and the Gloriette.
One of the world's most scenic UNESCO lakeside hamlets, surrounded by dramatic Dachstein mountains, pastel cottages, and ancient salt caves.
Salzburg's UNESCO Baroque center and Mozart's birthplace, famous for the manicured Pegasus fountain gardens featured in 'The Sound of Music'.
The capital of the Austrian Alps, famed for the 15th-century copper-tiled Golden Roof and hybrid cable car rising to 2,300m alpine peaks.
An 800-year-old Gothic cathedral dominating Vienna's skyline with its colorful tiled roof and towering south tower overlooking the city.
A Baroque palace complex housing Austria's finest art museum, including Gustav Klimt's legendary masterpiece 'The Kiss'.
The largest natural ice cave system in the world, spanning over 42km of crystalline ice palaces and frozen waterfalls inside the Tennengebirge.
Austria's highest panoramic mountain pass at 2,504m, offering spectacular hairpin bends and views of Pasterze Glacier and the Grossglockner.
