Vienna has recently gained a new culinary attraction that breaks down and redefines the boundaries of classic gastronomy. A spectacular new neighborhood hangout has opened on Heumühlgasse in the fourth di...
When people think of magnificent Baroque palaces, Schönbrunn usually comes to mind immediately. But just under an hour’s drive from Vienna lies a true architectural gem that is still considered an insider...
Hidden awayin the idyllic Weinviertel region of Lower Austria lies a fascinating piece of history: the Swedish Caves in the municipality of Harmannsdorf. West of Harmannsdorf-Rückersdorf lie these man-mad...
With several dog-friendly beaches, Vienna offers excellent facilities for four-legged friends in the summer. Whether on the Danube Island, along the Old Danube, or in Seestadt—the specially designated ar...
The Falkenstein Nature Park in Schwarzau im Gebirge, Lower Austria, is a fascinating destination. Nestled in the idyllic Gutensteiner Alps between Rax and Schneeberg, this protected area offers remarkable...
Johann “Hans” Hölzel, known to the world as Falco, was arguably the most spectacular pop star Austria has ever produced. With hits like “Rock Me Amadeus,” he became the first German-speaking artist to sto...
Vienna is known worldwide for its Wiener Schnitzel and Sachertorte. But let’s be honest: the real star of our cuisine is the sausage. What the kebab stand is to Berlin, the traditional sausage stand is t...
Rosenburg Castle stands majestically perched on a steep cliff high above the Kamp River in Lower Austria. It is one of the state’s best-known and best-preserved castle complexes. The complex was originall...
Liechtenstein Castle sits majestically atop a rocky ridge on the edge of the Vienna Woods, just outside Vienna in Maria Enzersdorf. Its roots stretch far back in time. Around the year 1130, the fortress w...
If you’re in the heart of Vienna looking for a really good sandwich and don’t feel like going to one of the well-known sandwich chains, you can’t miss “Full Metal Bistro – Sandwiches & so” at Hollands...