Austria can rightfully be called a favorite country for connoisseurs of active ski holidays, because most of its territory is made up of mountain ridges. In addition, Austria is famous for its opera houses, excellent classical music and renowned works of art. Austria's nature is renowned for its crystal lakes and thermal springs. Lovers of sweets and true connoisseurs of coffee can also enjoy themselves here.
Instructions
Step 1
Tourists wishing to visit this European country must have a Schengen visa in their passport.
Step 2
Those who wish to travel by their own car, for trouble-free travel on toll roads at the first gas station, must purchase a vignette and fix it on the windshield.
Step 3
Almost all hotels in Austria comply with the international classification system. The only feature that distinguishes them from the background of hotels in other countries is that the rooms are too spacious. Prices per night range from 40-50 euros (three stars), 100 or more (five stars). A hostel located in the city center can become an economy option.
Step 4
On special sites it is easy to find options for various private premises that can be rented for 25-40 euros per day.
Step 5
In cities, the most acceptable modes of transport are buses and trams. Travel documents for them can be purchased at the stations or at the nearest tobacco shop. A foreign tourist can take advantage of a concessionary pass.
Step 6
To move around Vienna, the capital of Austria, a Vienna card is provided, which is valid from 48 to 72 hours, and allows the owner to significantly save money when visiting many museums and other interesting places in this city.
Step 7
In Austria, you can enjoy not only the view of nature, but also enjoy delicious food and drinks. Austrian beer, meat-based snacks, Sachertorte and, of course, Viennese coffee are widely known. All this can be tasted both in the capital and beyond, far from popular tourist routes.
Step 8
It rains almost all summer in Austria, so it is better to come here in spring or autumn. Winter is very popular with dance lovers, as the period of Christmas is the time of the famous Viennese balls, which anyone can attend.
