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    Austria. Dirndl Temptation Sydney 2013 © ANTO / Mark Steven

    Austria. Dirndl Temptation - dare to flirt back!

    Our Dirndl Ambassadors, men and women dressed in traditional Dirndl and Lederhosen, charmed Sydney in summer 2013 - they appeared at various public places, interacted and "flirted" with Sydneysiders, spread the word about Austria and had fun along the way. Join in the Dirndl fun, watch videos from the group outings, find out about the Dirndl in Austria today, thriving traditions and outstanding regions in Austria.

    Austria. Dirndl Temptation Sydney 2013
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    Lena Hoschek © Lena Hoschek

    Lena Hoschek: Dirndl goes High Fashion

    With her fresh, flirtatious interpretation of retro looks, young Austrian designer Lena Hoschek has ruled the Fashion Week runways in recent years. With her devotion to flattering the female form, Lena is a huge fan of the dirndl and includes her dazzling take on the traditional dress in her cutting-edge collections.

    Find out more about Lena Hoschek
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     © Tourismusverband Mostviertel

    Dirndl Basics

    What is a Dirndl? If you have seen the movie “The Sound of Music,” you already know the basic elements that make up a Dirndl: skirt, bodice, apron and blouse. Simple, right? Far from it! There is a veritable science to Dirndl cuts, fabric patterns, colors and embroidery.

    Find out more about Dirndl basics
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     © Heritahe Hotel Hallstatt / Dachstein Salzkammergut

    Lake District: Dirndl and Lederhosen Country

    The Salzkammergut, or Lake District, is famous for its unparalleled natural beauty. Seven thousand years of cultural history add to the mystical aura exuded by the region’s pristine lakes and majestic mountains. It is also a region where traditions are held high and the Dirndl still represents a unique way of life.

    Find out more about the Lake District
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    Salzburg: Architectural Highlights

    If cities had a sense of taste, Salzburg would certainly be sweet. This is not only because Salzburg’s most famous delicacy, the Mozartkugel, is made of the finest of nougat and marzipan; it is also and above all because of the fairytale charm of the Baroque city. Salzburg also impresses with its modern architectural counterpoints.

    Architectural highlights in Salzburg...
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    Salzburger Heimatwerk © A.R.T. P. Blaha

    Where to buy a Dirndl?

    With so many different styles to choose from, where do you start your own quest for the perfect Dirndl? Where to find authentic, traditional styles, and which Dirndl designers are known for fun and tasteful modern versions? Here is a list of our favorite Dirndl stores in Salzburg, the nearby Lake District and Vienna:

    Find out more about where to buy a Dirndl
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    Picnic on the Lackenalm © Österreich Werbung / Peter Burgstaller

    Where to wear your Dirndl

    Whether you want to know where you can wear your newly acquired Dirndl, or just want to experience this unique Austrian tradition first-hand, we have put together a list of events where Dirndl and Lederhosen are practically required attire.

    Find out more about Dirndl events in Austria
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    Experiences "off the beaten path"

    Looking for great authentic travel experiences? Just move the "slider" to your travel preference and we'll show where we think you should go. You most likely will encounter unexpected like the "Poppy village ".

    Find out more about Austria "off the beaten path"
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    Summer in Austria

    Discover traditions, experience nature, refresh with a glass of wine, relax at a crystal clear lake and enjoy picturesque landscape by biking, hiking or even cruising along the Danube.

    Find out more on summer in Austria
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    Salzkammergut - Lake District

    The Salzkammergut area (Lake District), with a total of 76 lakes, is one of the most impressive regions in the heart of Austria.

    Find out more about the Lake District
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    Grünau im Almtal © Oberösterreich Werbung / Popp

    Grünau im Almtal

    The region is as fresh and green as the name promises. Dense forests, tranquil lakes and peaceful places, where you can find some inner harmony and revel in nature’s treasures. A secret hideaway, not just for bird watchers.

    Find out more about Grünau im Almtal
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    Mayrhofen in Tyrol

    Popular Walking Resorts

    The Hills are still alive in Austria! If you are looking for picture perfect scenery, fresh mountain air and crystal clear lakes, Austria offers an abundance of choices. Following is our selection of some of the most scenic Alpine resorts.

    Discover Austria's walking resorts
 

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