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Austria is a country with full of attractions where you can enjoy nature, modern establishments, recreational centers and rejuvenating accommodations. Talking of all Austria attractions might exceed the page limit; however, a glance on some of the important attractions in the country would be enough to impress you enough. To start with, lets look at Salzburg first which is known as the “Rome of the North.” This compact city is an always an essential part of the itinerary of any tourist. Elegant streets, famous musical festivals and many other destinations within the city are what you will always remember. Some of the attractions include:
- Mirabell Palace whose gardens featured in The Sound of Music
- The Hohensalzburg, a beautiful white fortress overlooking the city
- The Carolino Augusteum Museum
- The High Altar at Franziskanerkirche.
The Hohe Taurean National Park is one of the great wilderness areas in Europe. Immaculately preserved nature and beauty of the atmosphere are stunning in this area. Lying at the foot of Austria’s high mountains, the flora and fauna of this park is mesmerizing. You will find variations as the altitude increases. Various species of animal such as mountain goats and sheep are predominant on the elevations. And how can this part of Europe lag behind other countries when it comes to fabulous museums. The Ars Electronica museum is one of the collections. It is a fascinating website with fantastic collections on display. |
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| Visit the Eisriesenwelt Caves that was first discovered by Anton Posselt in 1879. These are the largest caves in the world. You move ahead in the caves carrying a carbide lamp to usher yourself. Adorned with all kinds of ice formations, which includes gigantic columns and towers, waterfalls and glaciers, these caves are one of the most fascinating part of Austria attractions. The Benedictine Abbey, Admount is an interesting and highly regarded cultural and artistic center. A world renowned baroque library is also maintained here—the largest ecclesiastical library in the world and is an architectural masterpiece. You will find rare manuscripts and early printed books here. |
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