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If you are looking for a bit of a change for your skiing holiday this year, why not try the Rave on Snow in Austria. This latest must-attend festival has become increasingly popular with travellers from the UK, but has actually been a hit Read more…

“Country of the Mountains”, this is an apt description of this area! From a geographical point of view, North Tyrol (see pic) and East Tyrol are not directly connected:

The Drau river runs through the distinctively smaller East Tyrol. Read more…

he Grossglockner Road from Bruck in the Pinzgau to Heiligenblut at the foot of the Grossglockner was constructed between 1930 and 1935, and has been steadily improved and developed since then. It is one of the most Read more…

At some point between the magnificent Mirabell gardens, the mighty Hohensalzburg Fortress and the picturesque spires that dominate the city′s skyline, you might feel overwhelmed by impressions. Read more…

Food aficionados like myself know the Bregenzerwald for the sake of the “Käsestraße” or “Road of Cheese”. This somewhat cheesy name refers to a collaboration of local farmers, pub landlords, chefs and craftsmen whose work Read more…

Sprawling beneath the Nordkette mountain ridge, INNSBRUCK is Austria’s only major urban centre with high Alps on its doorstep. If you want to visit museums in the morning, walk up mountains in the afternoon and bar-hop Read more…