Austria Tour Packages

Get to know more about Austria before booking your tour packages

As soon as you land in Austria, the first thing that you feel is the electrifying atmosphere. There is something to do or see in every corner. There are so many tourist attractions in this beautiful country that it becomes difficult to squeeze all of them into an Austria tour itinerary. But worry not because when you opt for online Austria tour packages from Veena World, we ensure that only the best and the most relevant Austria tourism destinations are included in our Austria trip packages.

Austria is located in Central Europe, bordered by Germany and the Czech Republic on the north, Hungary and Slovakia on the east, Slovenia and Italy on the south, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein on the west. Vienna is the capital city.

Although German is the official language of this landlocked country, the majority of the population speaks various Bavarian dialects. During the course of history, Austria was invaded by many empires such as Bavarians, Slavs, and Avars. This country has produced some of the most prolific luminaries of the world, especially in the field of art and music. Some of these stalwarts are Franz Schubert, Franz Liszt, Arnold Schoenberg, Rudolf Kompfner, Stefan Zweig and most notable of them all - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who has been considered a very prolific and influential composer.

This country has such a vast and rich cultural legacy that it just takes you in its fold. Austria tourism offers a plethora of opportunities to its visitors, from Renaissance culture to modern twists, from local cafes to gourmet fine dining, from mountain slopes to concerts and exhibitions, it is impossible not to fall in love with Austria.

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Things to Do in Austria

To explore the many places in Austria, browse online for Veena World’s many Austria tour packages and opt for the most delightfully priced Austria holiday package.

• Vienna:

The city of Vienna reveals a glorious past, which was once the hub of a vast empire. A tour of the old town, as part of your Austrian package, lets you discover architectural gems such as St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the Imperial Palace. This area is really popular among honeymooners and can be included in Austria honeymoon package.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral:

The St. Stephan’s Cathedral is seven centuries old and is considered to be one of the most distinguished landmarks in the country. Gush over the majestic gothic architecture of the place with its splendid Giant Gate and the Tower of the Heathens. Baroque altarpieces were added in the 18th century. If you are up for it, try climbing 343 steps up to the tower to enjoy a matchless view of the city. The cathedral is not without its secrets. There’s a network of catacombs underneath the giant structure. Boomer Bell, Austria’s largest Bell is located here.

Imperial Palace:

A palace doesn’t get more imperial than this. Also known as the Hofburg Palace, it was once home to the Habsburg Dynasty rulers and now it is official presidential residence. This palace, located in central Vienna, was built in the 13th century.

Schonbrunn Palace:

It was the summer residence of the Habsburg rulers and has a staggering structure of 1441 rooms. The palace is surrounded by lush gardens and has a famous fountain - Neptune fountain and many sculptures and artefacts.

Vienna State Opera:

An activity to be included in Austria trip packages is Vienna State Opera. A visit to Vienna would be incomplete without visiting the Vienna State Opera which was built between 1861 and 1869. If you are lucky, you may be able to catch a grand performance by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. It has also been the venue for the Vienna Opera Ball for many decades now.

The Prater: Enjoy a gorgeous day by visiting the Public Park of Prater. It is also an amusement park and people are drawn to it mainly because of the star attraction - a giant Ferris wheel called the Wiener Riesenrad Ferris Wheel. The park also houses a museum and a planetarium.

• Innsbruck:

It is an important destination for tourism in Austria. What makes the city of Innsbruck really important is that it lies at the intersection of two very important routes - Germany and Italy and between Vienna and Switzerland. Most of the buildings are done in the Gothic style but this city is not just about architecture alone. Surrounded by beautiful landscapes, owing to the many surrounding mountains, Innsbruck is an idyllic place and home to The Nordkette, Saile and the Serles group, and Patscherkofel mountains. Patscherkofelis is a popular skiing destination. You may enjoy the scenic locales in a cable car or taking a hike in Nordkette. Similar to Vienna in many ways, there are plenty of churches and palaces. Some of them worthy of a visit are The Golden Roof, Ambras Castle or Schloss Ambras, Court Church or the Hofkirche, Innsbruck Cathedral, and the Hofburg Imperial Palace. Swarovski Kristallwelten (Swarovski Crystal Worlds) is housed in the village of Wattens which produces the world-famous Swarovski crystals. Apart from all these, there are many delightful cafes and eateries which can be explored by visitors.

• Salzburg:

Nestled cosily at the foothills of the Alps, this city is most famously known as the birthplace of the maestro-Mozart. The many attractions include the Salzburg Cathedral, Mozart’s birthplace, and museum, Salzburg zoo, Mirabellgarten, Hohensalzburg Castle, Hellbrunn Palace, St. Peter’s Abbey and many more. Do not forget to indulge in a leisurely stroll in the Old Town where you never know what surprises are about to unfold. Salzburg is a haven for music lovers as many music festivals are held in the many Salzburg festival theatres.

• Eisriesenwelt:

It is home to the biggest ice cave in the world, measuring a staggering 42 km. Take a tour of the caves and feel the thrill of witnessing something that is eerie and fascinating at the same time. The trip from Salzburg to the caves is very scenic and so do not miss a chance to take in the breathtaking views.

• Schlegeis Lake:

The Zillertal Valley in Tyrol is home to many magnificent lakes and Schlegeis Lake is one of the four artificial lakes in the region. Nestled among mountains, the views are absolutely spellbinding. Go hiking or just gaze at the beautiful scenery - the choice is yours.

• Arlberg:

The Alps are famous all over the world as a skiing destination. Arlberg is home to many skiing resorts and is a popular destination for beginners and professionals alike. One of the oldest ski clubs in the world is The Ski Club Arlberg and has produced many Olympic and world champions.

Best Time to Visit Austria

The best time to visit Austria is from April to October and the high tourist season lasts from June to August. So, plan your Austria tour itinerary with Veena World accordingly.