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Sunshine

Austria, a beautiful country located in Central Europe, is renowned for its rich cultural history and stunning natural landscapes. Known for birthplace of famous composer Mozart, it is the epitome of classical music and opera with institutions like the State Opera and the Vienna Boys' Choir. Austria is also rich in architectural heritage, with opulent Habsburg palaces such as Schönbrunn Palace and the Hofburg Palace, drawing tourists from around the globe. Home to a portion of the majestic Alps, it offers world-class skiing in the winters and breathtaking hiking in the summers. Whether it's the Baroque streetscapes of its capital city, Vienna, the vineyards in the Wachau Valley, or the infamous, picturesque ski resort town of Innsbruck, Austria marries tradition with splendor in a manner like no other.

Austria

Irina

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Vienna is a safe city, with beautiful buildings, parks and malls, The food is amazing, There is a variety of cuisine, so you don't get bored. I highly recommend walking around the city, so the view is wonderful.

Glendy

I felt very safe throughout my trip to Vienna—clean streets, friendly locals, and efficient public transport. I'd highly recommend visiting Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Museum, and taking a stroll through the Naschmarkt. Skip the touristy cafes near Stephansplatz and head to Café Central instead for an authentic experience. I stayed at a mid-range hotel near Mariahilfer Straße, which was great for both shopping and transit access. My daily budget was around €50, covering food, transport, and entry fees. I used the Vienna City Card which made getting around by tram and metro easy and affordable. Here's a brief itinerary: Day 1 - MuseumsQuartier and Leopold Museum; Day 2 - Schönbrunn Palace and Zoo; Day 3 - Danube Tower and Prater. Don’t miss trying Wiener Schnitzel at Figlmüller and the Sacher Torte at Café Sacher!

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