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1. www.tyrol.com › good-to-know › brochuresBrochures | Austrian Tirol

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   Complete Tirol vacation information is at your fingertips. Download our latest travel resources, view them online or order your free brochure.

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3. www.austria.info › en › things-to-doAustria’s Top Sights 10 Attractions to See in Austria

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   • Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna. The Habsburgs’ summer residence is Austria’s most popular tourist attraction. Take a guided tour through the Imperial ceremonial rooms or stroll through the freely accessible gardens.
   • Ringstrasse, Vienna. Vienna’s Ringstrasse (ring road) circles the city’s first district and is home to some of the most grandiose buildings Austria’s capital has to offer.
   • Giant Ferris Wheel, Vienna. Located in Vienna’s historic Prater amusement park, the Giant Ferris Wheel gives you some of the best views over the city.
   • Hohensalzburg Fortress, Salzburg. First built in 1077, Hohensalzburg Fortress stands high above the city of Salzburg, a short (but steep) walk from the city centre.

4. www.austria.info › en › service-and-factsTravel Packages to Austria selected by Experts

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   You can choose from guided small group departures, active outdoor adventures, Christmas market trips, rail journeys, or programs where you can immerse yourself in the local food culture. We invite you to reach out to these experts so they can guide you to a memorable Austrian travel experience.

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   What to do in Austria?

   • For a small country, Austria holds immense geographic and cultural appeal. Here are our suggestions for a ranging and intimate exploration of the country, diving into both well-known highlights and many hidden treasures along the way. Start your journey in Bregenz, on the eastern shore of Lake Constance, the third-largest lake in Central Europe.

   Austria Itinerary in 9 Stages Highlights and Hidden Treasures

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   Is the Austrian Tourist Office a tour operator or travel agency?

   • The Austrian Tourist Office is not a tour operator or travel agency. It does not organize, sell, provide or facilitate any tours, accommodation, transportation, bookings and/or other travel services.

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   Why should you visit Austria?

   • Austria packs a lot of geographic and cultural diversity for such a small country ✧ A truly in-depth exploration, covering highlights and hidden treasures.

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   What attractions are included in the Innsbruck card?

   • The Innsbruck card includes this attraction (see below). The Imperial Palace was completed in 1465. It's an elaborate Gothic castle with heated banquet hall which would eventually become one of the most important homes of the Habsburgs and the most culturally significant buildings outside of those in Vienna.

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6. www.innsbruck.info › en › destinationsView and order brochures - INNSBRUCK.info

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   Order brochures. Our brochures include holiday planning tips, ideas for tours and excursions, information about the free hiking programme and much more. Simply download or order a brochure now. Read more. unlimited.

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   • Bregenz, Lake Constance, Bregenzerwald, Lech. 77 km / 48 miles. Start your journey in Bregenz, on the eastern shore of Lake Constance, the third-largest lake in Central Europe.
   • Lech – St. Anton - Innsbruck. 117 km / 73 miles. From scenic Lech it is only a 40-minute drive to St. Anton am Arlberg. A renowned ski resort in winter, St. Anton beckons with beautiful hiking trails in summer.
   • Innsbruck – Kitzbühel - Zell am See. 146 km / 91 miles. Your journey continues east on the A12 Autobahn, towards Woergl and then on Highway 178/170 to Kitzbühel, a former silver mining town known across the globe as one of the world’s most elegant ski resorts.
   • Zell am See - Grossglockner High Alpine Road – Villach/Velden. 177 km / 110 miles. From Zell am See head south towards Fusch for a truly memorable drive.

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10. www.tripsavvy.com › innsbruck-travel-guide-alpineYour Trip to Innsbruck, Austria: The Complete Guide - TripSavvy

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    Jun 3, 2019 · Europe Austria. Your Trip to Innsbruck, Austria: The Complete Guide. By. James Martin. Updated on 06/03/19. Nutkamol Komolvanich/Getty Images. Innsbruck, nestled in an alpine valley between two mountains, is the capital of the state of Tyrol and the largest of alpine cities.