There is much to do around Austria, with its magnificent natural landscapes, as well as its beautifully cultural and historic towns. Most of the Austria luxury hotels are the tourist-frequented areas, like the popular skiing slopes of the Alps, and cities like Vienna and Salzburg.

The place with something for everybody is Salzburg, which is very popular to tourists. Its “Old Town” is famous with its amazing baroque architecture, and is one of the best-preserved city centres, listed as a World Heritage Site. Salzburg is mainly covered by the Alps, which renders it a very famous place for winter sports and alpine hotels. There are numerous luxury hotels here, like the Vital-Hotel Kobenzl, Hotel Schloss Fuschl, and many others. Salzburg is not only popular for its building designs and magnificent areas, but also its humming city culture, with a exciting shopping scene, happening night life, first-class dining spots, as well as a number of main landmarks and attractions, like Mozarts Gerburtshaus (Mozart’s birth house).

There is also Vienna, the capital and biggest metropolis of Austria, with a immensely chic town famous for its history in theatre, opera and classical music. Housed in Vienna are quite a few majestic resorts, including the Ambassador Hotel Vienna, as well as numerous contemporary and traditional hotspots. The city centre of Vienna is a World Heritage Site, filled with magnificent Baroque and Medieval architecture, as well as many fascinating museums, glorious palaces, and other great attractions. Vienna also has some very high-end shopping, as well as great dining.

A city great for experiencing culture and art is Klagenfurt, famous for being home to artists like writer Robert Musil and musician-composer Gustav Mahler. There are some luxurious hotels here, like the Arcotal Moser Verdino. The city has some amazing landmarks and attractions, like the Lundwurm monument, the famous Minimundus park, the Robert Musil Literatur Museum, Stadttheater, and many more.

For those who are in for the fantastic winter sporting prospects in Austria, there is Innsbruck, located in the Alps. There are some affluent, deluxe hotels, like the Grand Hotel Europa, The Penz, and several different ones. While Innsbruck is known as the “largest ski resort in the Alps,” it also has a vibrant town life, with several shopping malls, and a vibrant night life. There are some interesting attractions as well, like the renaissance castle Schloss Ambras and the Alpenzoo. Other fantastic areas for winter sports and alpine resorts outside of Innsbruck include Tyrol, Voralberg, Kaprun, Carinthia, Styria and many more.