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Alta Áustria · Linz

Linz

Linz, capital of Upper Austria, is spread across both banks of the Danube. Ars Electronica and Lentos provide substance for an art and technology visit. The Schlossmuseum brings regional history closer, while the Pöstlingberg allows you to view the city from a hill.

Alta Áustria · Salzkammergut

Sankt Wolfgang

Sankt Wolfgang stretches along the shore of the Wolfgangsee in Upper Austria. Boat services on the lake and the Schafbergbahn rack railway are the focal points for a visit of scenery and walks. The small village center serves as support for both routes.

Baixa Áustria · Vienna

Baden

Baden lies south of Vienna and is part of Europe's great spa-city heritage. The Beethovenhaus and the Kurpark explain its connections to music, rest seasons and walking excursions. The center allows a day visit without turning the trip into long transfers.

Baixa Áustria · Wachau Valley

Krems an der Donau

Krems an der Donau marks the eastern entrance to the Wachau. The old town and Stein connect to the vineyards and the Danube. The Kunstmeile adds museums, while Göttweig offers an abbey visit on the opposite bank and on higher ground.

Burgenland · Burgenland and Lake Neusiedl

Rust

Rust lies on the west shore of the Neusiedler See, in a landscape of vineyards and reedbeds. The historic centre invites a walk before heading to the lake access points. The Seewinkel national park is on the other side of the region and requires arranging a separate outing.

Alta Áustria · Salzkammergut

Bad Ischl

Bad Ischl is a town in the Salzkammergut on the banks of the Traun and the Ischl. The Kaiservilla explains its connection to the Habsburg summer seasons. The train station and buses make it a base to distribute visits to the lakes, without relying on daily hotel changes.

Salzburgo · Salzburg

Salzburgo

Salzburg is organized between the Salzach river and the hills. Hohensalzburg fortress dominates the baroque centre, where the cathedral and Mozart’s birthplace are located. Mirabell is on the opposite bank; Hellbrunn allows a separate stroll through the gardens and water features.

Baixa Áustria · Wachau Valley

Melk

Melk is organized below its baroque abbey, at the western end of the Wachau. Visiting Stift Melk takes up a significant part of the day, with a walk through the lower town before or after the interiors. The railway station makes it easy to combine the visit with the Vienna and Sankt Pölten corridor.

Tirol · Innsbruck

Innsbruck

Innsbruck sits in the valley of the Inn River between alpine ranges. The Goldenes Dachl, the Hofkirche and the Hofburg show the historic core; Ambras is on the hillside. The Nordkette brings the city close to the mountain, while Bergisel adds architecture and views over the valley.

Salzburgo · Zell am See and Hohe Tauern

Kaprun

Kaprun lies in the valley south of Zell am See, with access to the Kitzsteinhorn and the Sigmund-Thun-Klamm gorge. The village allows you to split a day at altitude from a walk near the water. Mountain services require checking the season, the circuit and the schedule.

Tirol · Arlberg

Sankt Anton am Arlberg

Sankt Anton am Arlberg is a rail base in western Tirol. The village provides access to Galzig and Valluga, with skiing and hiking programs in different seasons. The station near the center allows arrival without driving over a mountain pass.

Caríntia · Carinthia and Wörthersee

Villach

Villach lies on the banks of the Drau and connects rail routes of southern Austria. The town is a base for the Dobratsch and for the Ossiacher See and Faaker See lakes. These outings head in different directions, so it's worth planning trips by shore and access.