Spa & Wellness Holidays in Times of Coronavirus

You will need to either show a negative COVID-19 test or proof that you have been vaccinated/have had COVID. You will also need to register upon entry (ends on 23 July).

Yes, outdoor pools are subject to the same rules as spas and indoor pools. You will need to show either a negative COVID test or proof that you have been vaccinated/have had COVID. You will also need to register upon entry (ends on 23 July)

Upon entry, you need to either show a negative COVID-19 test or proof that you have been vaccinated/have had COVID. There are no more capacity restrictions in place and you do not have to wear a face mask. You will also need to register upon entry (ends on 23 July).

You will need to show either a negative COVID test or proof that you have been vaccinated/have had COVID. You do not need to wear a face mask any more.

Upon entry, you need to either show a negative COVID-19 test or proof that you have been vaccinated/have had COVID. There are no more capacity restrictions in place and you do not have to wear a face mask. You will also need to register upon entry (ends on 23 July).

No, if you are vaccinated, you do not need to show a test for 270 days after your second dose (you will need to show proof of full vaccination, meaning, that you are only considered vaccinated if you had both doses of the vaccine OR for vaccines that only require one dose, starting on the 22nd day after vaccination). If you have had COVID-19 before, you will not need to show a negative test for 180 days (proof is required).

Yes, children from the age of 12 need an entry test. In Vienna, children from the age of 6 need an entry test.

Face masks are only required on public transport as well as in stations and in museums. A standard face mask (cloth mask) is sufficient.

Face masks are only required on public transport as well as in stations and in museums for adults and children from the age of 14. A standard face mask (cloth mask) is sufficient.