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Austria es un contraste de espectaculares paisajes naturales y elegantes zonas urbanas. El viajero puede zambullirse en un lago alpino un día y al siguiente explorar una estrecha callejuela vienesa.
Pese a ser un país pequeño, Austria ocupa un lugar destacado entre los grandes. Ante todo, es la tierra donde nació Mozart, donde Strauss enseñó al mundo a bailar el vals y Julie Andrews saltó al estrellato con su interpretación de Sonrisas y lágrimas. Es la cuna del imperio de los Habsburgo, que duró más de 600 años, el lugar donde las pasadas glorias aún brillan en los resplandecientes palacios barrocos y en los candelabros iluminados de los cafés de Viena, Innsbruck y Salzburgo. Es un país perfeccionista y todo lo que hace –montañas, música clásica, castillos o pasteles– lo hace maravillosamente bien.
Además de sus magníficas ciudades, Austria ofrece los entornos más espectaculares al aire libre. Y ya sea esquiando por las legendarias laderas del Kitzbühel, escalando los Alpes del Tirol o pedaleando por la ribera del Danubio (Donau), el viajero se encontrará frente a paisajes tan emocionantes que ni la sinfonía mejor orquestada, la foto más bella ni el canto de una novicia jamás podrían hacerles justicia.
UNA CULTURA POLIÉDRICA
La herencia cultural del imperio de los Habsburgo se puede sentir en todos los rincones de Austria, tanto presenciando una actuación de los caballos lipizzanos como recorriendo el Hofburg para admirar una obra maestra de Rubens en el Kunsthistorisches Museum. Más allá de esta grandiosa fachada histórica, las obras clásicas del compositor Arnold Schönberg, inspirado por Mozart, resuenan atonales por todo el país; se celebran festivales de música como el Bregenzer Festspiele, con espectaculares lagos o montañas como telones de fondo; y artistas como Klimt, Schiele y los radicales del accionismo se exhiben en el extraordinario MuseumsQuartier de Viena. 
PAISAJES Y NATURALEZA
Viajar por Austria implica realizar serpenteantes trayectos a través de profundos valles, por carreteras y vías de tren esculpidas en las rocosas laderas de las montañas o alrededor de pintorescos lagos. Pero a menudo el paisaje se vuelve escarpado, en cuyo caso el senderismo y la bicicleta de montaña son la mejor opción para llegar a las apartadas praderas alpinas. Una buena alternativa son los teleféricos o los telesillas que en invierno transportan esquiadores hasta las
pistas. Los lagos austriacos son ideales para nadar en verano; en invierno muchos se hielan y se puede patinar sobre ellos.
ARQUITECTURA 
Austria es conocida sobre todo por los interiores barrocos de sus iglesias, por los palacios históricos como el Schloss  Belvedere, y por obras maestras góticas como la Stephansdom; no se suele pensar que es un país con una impresionante arquitectura contemporánea. El MuseumsQuartier de Viena, el Ars Electronica en Linz, o el iluminado Kunsthaus de Graz, que recuerda una babosa, muestran una imagen muy distinta de Austria.
EXPERIENCIAS GASTRONÓMICAS Y VINÍCOLAS
Las cafeterías vienesas son perfectas para aspirar el aroma del café en un ambiente acogedor. Los típicos Beisln (bistró-pubs) emanan aromas de gulash y otros platos tradicionales. Fuera de Viena, regiones como el Waldviertel, el valle del Danubio y el sur de Estiria ofrecen rústicas experiencias gastronómicas y vinícolas. Abundan los típicos Heurigen (tabernas de vino), lugares donde degustar las especialidades locales mientras se recorren las regiones gourmet y vinícolas llenas de personalidad de Austria. 
POR QUÉ IR A AUSTRIA, según Lonely Planet
"Un día paseas por una pista forestal en Carintia, parándote a engullir un Brettljause (plato frío) con una cerveza fresca en un refugio y al siguiente estás recorriendo las pintorescas callejuelas de la capital. Lo que más me gusta de Austria son sus contrastes. Es pequeña, pero el paisaje cambia rápida y espectacularmente, contraponiendo la experiencia de un lugar con la de otro: el fin del mundo con una gran ciudad como Viena, o un lago alpino como el Weissensee con la pradera llana del Neusiedler See. Incluso en Viena hay un fuerte contraste entre el centro histórico y los Vorstädte (suburbios), donde me encanta pasear de noche." (Anthony Haywood, autor de Lonely Planet)

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Austria is a contrast of spectacular natural landscapes and elegant urban areas. Traveler can plunge into an Alpine Lake one day and the next explore a narrow alley of the Viennese. Despite being a country small, Austria occupies a prominent place among the greats. First of all, is the land where he was born Mozart, Strauss taught the world to dance the waltz and Julie Andrews rose to stardom with his interpretation of smiles and tears. It is the birthplace of the Hapsburg Empire, which lasted for more than 600 years, the place where the past glories shine even in the glittering Baroque palaces and illuminated chandeliers of the cafes of Vienna, Innsbruck and Salzburg. He is a perfectionist and everything he does - mountains, classical music, castles or pastry - does wonderfully well.In addition to its magnificent cities, Austria offers the most spectacular landscapes outdoors. And whether it is by the legendary slopes of the Kitzbühel skiing, climbing the Alps of Tyrol or pedaling along the banks of the Danube (Donau), the traveller will find front so exciting that even the best orchestrated Symphony landscapes, most beautiful photo or the edge of a novice never could do them justice.A MULTIFACETED CULTUREThe cultural heritage of the Hapsburg Empire can be felt in all corners of Austria, both witnessing a performance of the lipizzaner horses as going around the Hofburg to admire a masterpiece by Rubens in the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Apart from this magnificent historic facade, the classical works of the composer Arnold Schönberg, inspired by Mozart, resonate atonal throughout the country; held music festivals such as the Bregenzer Festspiele, with spectacular Lakes or mountains as backdrops; and artists such as Klimt, Schiele and radicals of performance art are exhibited in the Vienna MuseumsQuartier extraordinary. LANDSCAPES AND NATURETravel in Austria means to make winding journeys through deep valleys, roads and train tracks carved in the Rocky slopes of mountains or around picturesque Lakes. But often the landscape becomes rough, in which case the hiking and mountain biking are the best option to reach the remote Alpine meadows. A good alternative are the cable cars or the ski lifts that transport skiers in winter to thetracks. Austrian lakes are ideal for swimming in the summer; in winter many are ice and you can skate on them.ARCHITECTURE Austria is known for the Baroque interiors of its churches, by the historic Schloss Belvedere palaces and Gothic masterpieces such as the St. Stephen's Cathedral. not is often thinking that is a country with an impressive architecture contemporary. The MuseumsQuartier in Vienna, the Ars Electronica in Linz, or the enlightened Kunsthaus in Graz, which reminds a slug, displayed a very misleading picture of Austria.WINE AND GASTRONOMIC EXPERIENCESThe Viennese cafes are perfect for sucking the aroma of coffee in a cozy atmosphere. The traditional Beisln (bistro-pubs) emanates aromas of goulash and other traditional dishes. Outside of Vienna, regions such as the Waldviertel, the Danube valley and southern Styria offer rustic wine and gastronomic experiences. The typical Heurigen (wine taverns), places where to taste the local specialities while regions through gourmet and wine full of personality of Austria abound. WHY GO to AUSTRIA, according to Lonely Planet"A day walking by a track forest in Carinthia, stopping you to swallow a Brettljause (dish cold) with a beer fresh in a refuge and to the following are touring the picturesque streets of the capital." What I like about Austria are its contrasts. It is small, but the landscape changes quickly and dramatically, contrasting the experience from one place to the other: the end of the world with a large city like Vienna, or alpine lake as the Weissensee with flat prairie of the Neusiedler See. Even in Vienna there is a strong contrast between the historic centre and the Vorstadte (suburbs), where I love to stroll at night." (Anthony Haywood, author of Lonely Planet)

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Austria is a contrast of spectacular natural landscapes and elegant urban areas. The traveler can dive into an alpine lake one day and the next explore a narrow alleyway Vienna.
Despite being a small country, Austria occupies a prominent place among the great. First of all, it is the land of Mozart, where Strauss taught the world to dance the waltz and Julie Andrews rose to stardom with his portrayal of The Sound of Music was born. It is the birthplace of the Habsburg Empire, which lasted more than 600 years, the place where past glories still shine in the glittering baroque palaces and chandeliers lit cafes of Vienna, Innsbruck and Salzburg. It is a perfectionist country and everything he does -mountains, classical music, castles or pasteles- does wonderfully well. In
addition to its magnificent cities, Austria offers the most spectacular outdoor environments. And whether skiing on the legendary slopes of Kitzbühel, climbing the Tyrolean Alps or cycling along the Danube (Donau), the traveler will find yourself facing that neither the symphony better orchestrated so exciting landscapes, the most beautiful picture or song a novice could never do justice.
a polyhedral cULTURE
the cultural heritage of the Habsburg empire can be felt in every corner of Austria, both witnessing a performance of the Lipizzaner horses crossing the Hofburg to admire a masterpiece of Rubens in the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Beyond this great historic facade classics composer Arnold Schoenberg, inspired by Mozart, atonal resonate throughout the country; music festivals like Bregenzer Festspiele, with spectacular lakes and mountains as backdrops are held; and artists such as Klimt, Schiele and radicals accionismo are exhibited in the extraordinary MuseumsQuartier Vienna. 
LANDSCAPES AND NATURE
Travelling Austria involves making winding paths through deep valleys, roads and railway lines carved into the rocky mountainsides or around scenic lakes. But often the landscape becomes steep, in which case the hiking and mountain biking are the best option to reach the remote alpine meadows. A good alternative is the cable cars or chair lifts that carry skiers in winter to the
tracks. The Austrians lakes are ideal for swimming in summer; many winter freeze and you can skate on them.
ARCHITECTURE 
Austria is known for the baroque interiors of its churches, historical palaces like Schloss Belvedere, and Gothic masterpieces such as St. Stephen; not usually think it is a country with a stunning contemporary architecture. The MuseumsQuartier Vienna, the Ars Electronica in Linz, or illuminated Kunsthaus Graz, reminiscent of a slug, show a very different picture of Austria.
Food and wine EXPERIENCES
The Viennese cafes are perfect for sucking the aroma of coffee in a cozy atmosphere . The Beisln (bistro-pubs) goulash typical aromas emanate and other traditional dishes. Outside Vienna, regions like the Waldviertel, the Danube valley and southern Styria offer rustic food and wine experiences. There are many Heurigen typical (wine taverns), places where you can sample local specialties while the gourmet and wine filled regions personality Austria are crossed. 
WHY GO TO AUSTRIA, according to Lonely Planet
"One day you walk through a forest trail in Carinthia, by standing to gobble one Brettljause (cold plate) with a fresh beer in a shelter and the next you're touring the picturesque streets of the capital. what I like about Austria is its contrasts. it is small but the landscape changes quickly and dramatically, contrasting experience from one place to another. the end of the world with a big city like Vienna, or an alpine lake as Weissensee with the flat prairie lake Neusiedl Even in Vienna there is a strong contrast between the historic center and the Vorstädte (suburbs), where I love to walk at night. " (Anthony Haywood, author of Lonely Planet)

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Austria is an elegant contrast of spectacular natural landscapes and urban areas. The Traveler can Dive in an Alpine Lake One Day and the next explore a narrow alley Viennese.Despite being a small country, Austria occupies a prominent Place Among the great. First of all, it is the land where Mozart was born, where Strauss taught the world to Dance The Waltz and Julie Andrews Shot to Stardom with his interpretation of smiles and Tears. It is the Cradle of the Habsburg empire, which lasted more than 600 years, the place where the past Glories Shine even in the glittering Baroque Palaces And The Candles lit cafe Vienna, Innsbruck and Salzburg. Is a Perfectionist and everything that makes –montañas Castles, Classical Music, or pasteles– you do wonderfully well.In addition to its magnificent Cities, Austria offers the most spectacular Outdoor Environments. And whether skiing on the Slopes of the legendary Kitzbuhel Alps of Tyrol, climbing or cycling along the banks of the Danube (Donau), The Traveller will be opposite scenery so exciting and better orchestrated Symphony, the photo more beautiful or The Singing of a Novice could never do them Justice.A Culture POLIÉDRICAThe Cultural inheritance of the Empire of los habsburgo los rincones can be felt in all of Austria, both una actuación witnessing the Lipizzaner Horses como recorriendo Hofburg Palace to admire una obra Teacher of Rubens in the kunsthistorisches museum. Beyond this grandiosa fachada Historical, Classical Works del compositor Arnold Schoenberg Mozart, inspirado por resonate throughout el país atonal Music Festivals are held; como el Bregenzer Festspiele, espectaculares lagos or mountains as background; y artistas as Klimt, Schiele and the radicales del actionism is exhibited in the extraordinario museumsquartier of viena. Landscapes and NatureTravel through Austria involves serpenteantes trayectos profundos valles, Roads and train tracks esculpidas en The Rocky Slopes of Mountains o alrededor picturesque Lakes. But menudo el Landscape becomes steep, in cuyo caso hiking and biking montaña son the best option to get to the apartadas praderas Alpine. A good alternativa son cableways and lifts to transport skiers up to the en inviernoTracks. The Austrian Lakes are ideal para nadar in summer; in winter and many se hielan can Skate on them.Arquitectura Austria is known for los interiores Baroque Churches, such as the historical los palacios Schloss  belvedere,  y Gothic Masterpieces as la stephansdom; you may not think es un country with an impressive arquitectura contemporánea. The Museumsquartier de viena, Ars Electronica Linz, Graz or iluminado kunsthaus, reminiscent una babosa Image, show a very distinta de Austria.Culinary experiences and vinÍcolasThe Viennese coffeehouses are perfect para aspirar aroma of coffee in a ambiente acogedor. The typical beisln (Bistro - pubs)  emanan aromas and other platos tradicionales goulash. Como el Waldviertel region outside of Vienna, the danube valley and the sur de offer Rustic gastronómicas y Styrian Wine experiences. Típicos heurigen abound (wine bars), places donde degustar local specialties and gourmet mientras se across regions vinícolas llenas Personality austria. Why Go to Austria, according to Lonely Planet"A day strolling through a forest track in Carinthia, stand up to un brettljause (Cold Plate) with a Fresh beer in a Shelter and the Next you"re recorriendo las picturesque Streets of the capital. What I like most of their contrastes. es Austria are small, but the landscape is changing rapidly and dramatically, contraponiendo la experience from one place to another: the end of the world with a big city like Vienna,  o an alpine lake Weissensee with flat as the Prairie of the Neusiedler See. Even en viena there is a strong contrast between the historic centre and the vorstädte (Suburbs), donde me Love Walks by night. "(Anthony Haywood, author of Lonely Planet)