Naturhotel Chesa Valisa in Kleinwalsertal is a warm and welcoming Alpine retreat, perfect for couples, families, hikers, spa seekers, gourmets and sociable spirits.
Organic cuisine and award-winning architectureThis contemporary, unconventional yet elegantly styled boutique hotel is situated amidst historical buildings directly in the heart of Vienna.
Unique starting point for Viennese excursionsGourmets, best agers, golfers, hikers, winter sports enthusiasts and families will all love the strikingly luxurious Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol alike.
Luxury with a warm Austrian welcomeCelebrate Gustav Klimt's 150th Birthday in Vienna, choose from over 200 festivals, or visit one of the world's most important museum collections. Experience the diversity of Austria's art and culture.
Galleries, Festivals and MoreSkiing and hiking chalets in the Austrian Alps come in all sizes and all standards, with some including extra facilities such as saunas. Whatever your taste there is a chalet for you.
The former K&K purveyor to the court is well-known all over the world for glas culture and light design. Nowadays the glas-empire not only focuses on tradition, but also on the creations of young Austrian designers.
More on LobmeyrA jewel of the Baroque era meets contemporary art. 70.000 restored books, ceiling frescoes and sculptures in the magnificent library meet creations of Erwin Wurm, Rudi Molacek and Lois Renner.
More on Admont MonasteryMysteriously hidden in the wild and romantic landscape of the Feistritzklamm is one of Austria’s most famous castles: Castle Herberstein
More on Castle HerbersteinDiscover the diversity of Vorarlberg in style at one of our recommended design hotels.
Visit VorarlbergWith a fantastic range of modern accommodation, Vienna offers its visitors an insight into its cultural heritage with a true cosmopolitan touch.
Visit ViennaHotel and culture, experience and vision, design and interior all meet here. Discover the spirit of Austria in the heart of Upper Austria's Linz.
Visit Upper AustriaMake one of Tirol's many design hotels your base to discover the stunning surroundings they have to offer.
Visit TirolEnjoy designer accommodation within the centre of Austria in beautiful Styria. Choose the resort to suit your stay, be it a top-end spa hotel or a quirky hub for young travellers.
Visit StyriaLet yourself be spoilt for choice on modern day accommodation when visiting SalzburgerLand. Enjoy Austrian hospitality within the most happening resorts.
Visit SalzburgerLandWhether you are looking for a contemporary spa retreat, an inspiring architectural masterpiece, or a fresh approach to business travel, you will be sure to find your ideal resort in Lower Austria.
Visit Lower AustriaCarinthia is the ideal place to combine Austrian tradtition with upbeat modern lifestyle.
Visit CarinthiaTake a look at some of the fantastic design hotels that Burgenland has to offer and make the most of your Austrian experience.
Visit BurgenlandDesigned by celebrity architects and furnished by star interior designers, Austria’s design hotels satisfy the mind and tempt the senses.
Design HotelsCourageous contrasts, individual ideas and a highly interesting culture and architecture scene.
Get to know the Salzburg beyond the powdered wigs and spectacular high culture.
More InformationLinz was the cultural capital of Europe in 2009 and remains one of Austria's most happening cities. Get to know the colourful and exciting cultural scene.
More InformationThis is where tradition and innovation, old handcraft and new design, and traditional wood structures and modern architecture meet.
Design with a touch of humour is the trademark of product design duo Marie Rahm and Monica Singer who own the Polka Product Pleasure label.
More on Polka ProductsPrince Eugene’s summer palace Schloss Hof, one of the most beautiful baroque buildings in the world, has been brought back to life thanks to a renovation project that began in 2002 and cost more than 30 million Euro.
Visit the PalaceThe amorphous, glowing glass structure is one of the stations on the Nordkettenbahn, designed by architect Zaha Hadid.
Grand DesignsAt first it sounds improbable: Vorarlberg - a small, mostly rural state in the middle of the Alps - has become one of Europe's leading regions for modern art and architecture.
Quite AstoundingTo visit Austria is to experience brilliant architecture in dramatic landscapes. Whether you travel through Austria's picture perfect countryside or stay in its imperial cities - architectural masterpieces are to be found everywhere.
Some of the HighlightsNowadays many museums attract visitors not only because of their interesting exhibitions, but also because of their cutting-edge architecture.
Kunsthaus GrazA new work is added every year, forming its own dialogue with the baroque heritage of the Mozart city, and the juxtaposition always creates lively debate.
More on Modern Art in SalzburgWith clever use of traditional materials and clear, sleek design, the mountainous Vorarlberg region has become a magnet for lovers of cutting edge architecture.
Discover Vorarlberg's Unique ArchitectureInnsbruck’s futuristic new landmark is the Bergisel ski jump, known particularly as one of the venues for the international Vierschanzentournee ski jump competition.
More on Bergisel Ski JumpA crazy village and a museum for inventions that nobody needs..... quirky rather than certifiable.
More on the NonseumGuests at this hotel can improve their well-being with an individually tailored programme. The future of your sustained good health lies in Tirol.
More on the LanserhofEverything is 100% organic here, with clean air, a bracing altitude, pristine nature and, if you so desire, a complete pampering programme.
More about Naturhotel Chesa ValisaA stunningly located hideaway in the heart of the Alps, combining 1920s style with modern design.
Stay in StyleThe most unusual hotel in Linz. Rooms are located all over the city and can be found in former workshops, shops and even on a barge.
More on the Pixel HotelSalzburg is not only devoted to the traditional. A lively art and culture scene with a plethora of galleries and event venues embraces the avant-garde, the unconventional and the future-oriented.
Top Salzburg VenuesSalzburg's dramatic museum of modern and contemporary art, the Museum der Moderne, sits atop the sheer cliff face of the Mönchsberg, 60 meters above Salzburg’s historic old town.
High on ArtThe building, designed by Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, has an organic shape with a skin made of iridescent blue acrylic panels. One of the most unusual museums you'll ever visit.
The Friendly AlienTake a trip a few miles north of Vienna to visit this important collection of Austrian painting dating back to 1945. It is one of Austria's most comprehensive collections of post-war art works.
The CollectionThe Albertina accommodates one of the largest and most precious graphic art collections in the world. Today, it comprises nearly 50,000 drawings and one million prints dating from all major epochs: from Late Gothic to contemporary art.
Find out MoreThe Leopold Museum in the Viennese MuseumsQuartier presents Austrian paintings of the 19th and 20th century, including the world’s biggest Schiele collection in its spacious, light-flooded rooms.
Visit WebsiteThis Baroque masterpiece houses one of Europe's most important museums. In the Upper Belvedere the world's largest collection of paintings by Gustav Klimt is on display, alongside works by Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka.
One of Vienna's HighlightsHaus der Musik is a modern interactive experimental museum in the historic city center of Vienna, where the Vienna Philharmonic was founded. Infotainment, Edutainment and Entertainment – these are the three catchwords characterizing the Haus der Musik, offering the visitor a lively introduction to the history of Austria’s great composers.
The House of SoundLocated in the gigantic black basalt cube in the courtyard of the Viennese MuseumsQuartier, view a vast collection of major 20th century artists - from Picasso to Pollock - as well as changing contempoary exhibitions.
MUMOK WebsiteFrom Vienna, drive along the Danube westward towards Lower Austria. Just past the city of Krems, you’ll encounter the idyllic, terraced vineyards of the Wachau valley. Walking along a path through these ancient Weingärten may lead you to Langenlois, with the richest, most intensely flavored wines of the region.
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