Austria's Provinces in Winter
Between skiing and gentle winter magic, Alpine Cuisine and wellness

Eisenstadt, Haydn's home town, combines courtly elegance and modernity. Surrounded by vineyards, it attracts visitors with historical sites and cultural events.

The steppe landscape of the Seewinkel, a lively festival around the lake, a princely castle and a world-renowned composer: find out what else Burgenland has to offer.

Burgenland locals celebrate the Pannonian lifestyle: relax and enjoy!

Festively decorated squares, romantic Advent markets and snow-covered alleyways: Klagenfurt am Wörthersee conjures up a winter atmosphere.

Anyone visiting scenic Carinthia will be delighted by the laid-back way of life and the many cultural excursion destinations.

In the Slow Food Travel Region in Carinthia, guests can look over the shoulders of regional producers as they practise their traditional craft.

St. Pölten, the capital of Lower Austria, is full of contrasts: Roman traces and Celtic influences meet Baroque, Art Nouveau, and modern architecture.

Lower Austria, rich in abbeys, monasteries, castles and palaces, reveals history and art treasures from river valleys to mountains.

Lower Austria's cuisine is as diverse as the region itself: apricots, poppies and grapes grow between the Danube and the idyllic forests and vineyards.

Exciting architecture, technology and experimental art merge in an impressive way in the Danube city of Linz.

Upper Austria, with its capital Linz, is the perfect destination for those seeking a blend of futuristic technology and unique natural experiences.

Creative chefs in Upper Austria craft fine dishes using hops, herbs, and vegetables, showcased in both traditional inns and gourmet kitchens.

Salzburg is one of the most renowned cultural cities in the world. The Baroque city captivates both as a backdrop and as a stage for high-profile cultural events.

SalzburgerLand is the most beautiful region for all guests with a love of music, art and nature. The city of Salzburg as a total work of art is the icing on the cake.

Collect precious moments and savour with all your senses: In SalzburgerLand, precious traditions meet contemporary creativity.

Stroll through the festively decorated streets, immerse yourself in the winter atmosphere, and visit cosy cafés and Christmas markets.

Styria, Austria’s "Green Heart," enchants with its natural beauty, artistic treasures, and the charming lifestyle of its people.

Between apple trees, vineyards, and pumpkin fields, the gently hilly province of Styria attracts visitors with a variety of local and regional specialties.

A golden roof, fortified buildings and avant-garde cable car stations: The city on the Inn River surprises, amazes and delights.

Tirol is renowned for its warm hospitality. Its Alpine way of life promises a sense of ease – and in the stunning mountain landscape, everyone can feel it.

Tirol knows how to do it: Skilfully and over many generations, the province combines classic specialties with new, innovative creations.

The state capital of Vorarlberg, located on Lake Constance, boasts exciting architecture and rich traditions.

In Austria's westernmost province, the harmony between culture, nature, tradition, and modernity is truly inspiring. It's a space for discovery and well-being.

Vorarlberg and its locals are all about cheese. But there’s a lot more to discover in the mountains, valleys, and around Lake Constance.

In the period leading up to Christmas, the Christmas markets in the cities and rural areas are full of light and fragrance.

Sights, culture and architecture, as well as restaurants, magical places, and the people, make every single one of Austria's cities special.

With the advantage cards of the provinces, regions and cities, sights, events and public transportation are free or heavily discounted.