Your Honeymoon Destination: Austria
Are you thinking of visiting Europe on your honeymoon? Consider booking your ticket to the wonderful Austria.
An Austria Honeymoon is what every newlywed couple dreams of.
Whether you love art, music, nature, modern or historic arhcitecture, Austria has everything to offer you.
Its cities are simply breathtaking, and travelling between Austria's beautiful cities is very easy, as you can tour the cities by car or by train.
An Austria honeymoon includes a lot of activities where you can go adventures or relax and make it a unique trip. Your visit to Austria includes historic castle museums, beautiful hotels, spas and many other options.
There are plenty of acitvities for you to do in Austria, other than visiting historic sites, for example you can go skiing at some of the most beautiful and most famous Alpine slopes in the world, and stay at some of the best Austria ski resorts.
There is no best time to visit Austria, as it is fantastic in all seasons. Austria is the ideal destination during the four seasons. You can swim in the lakes in summer or enjoy Alpine skiing in the winter.
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One of the most fun things about Austria is that there are always events and festivals going on throughout the year. Do not forget that visiting Austria means you are visiting the city of art and you will visit the city that inspired Mozart, Beethoven and Frank Lloyd Wright.
You will be fascinated by Vienna's charm, because it is magical in every way. If you are a nature lover, visiting Kirchdorf a village with fertile mountains, is a must.
For a rich culture and a historic trip, you should visit Salzburg, which is described as "North Rome". Take a walk in its small roads, colorful houses and charming castles.
If you visit the beautiful Austria, you will be in touch with beautiful and true nature, and you will be impressed by the beautiful landscapes, historic sites, magnificent buildings and beautiful cafes on the sidewalks.
If you're considering Austria as your honeymoon destination, we have chosen some of the top places and cities to visit there.
The Vienna Hofburg: Austria's Imperial Palace
Since 1275, nearly every Austrian ruler has ordered additions or alterations, resulting in many different architectural influences, including Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, and Classicism. Highlights of a visit include the Imperial Silver Collection and an array of dining services giving a taste of the lavish imperial banquets that once took place here; the Sisi Museum, focusing on the life and times of Empress Elisabeth; and the Imperial Apartments, a series of 19 rooms once occupied by Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife.
The Spanish Riding School in Vienna
The Spanish Riding School dates back to the time of Emperor Maximilian II, the man responsible for introducing the famous Lipizzaner horses into Austria in 1562.
Vienna State Opera
In Vienna’s inner city is the Ringstraße, where one of its landmarks is the Vienna State Opera House. The structure itself was constructed in the 19th century in a Neo-Renaissance style. After bombing in World War II, the structure was rebuilt to be true to the original style.
Schonbrunn Palace
The Schönbrunn Palace, is one of the major tourist attractions in Vienna. This palace was built between 1696 and 1712 at the request of Emperor Leopold I and turned into the imperial summer palace by Maria Theresa. The Palace Park offers a lot of attractions, such as the Privy Garden, the oldest zoo in the world, a maze and labyrinth, and a marble summerhouse situated on top of a 60 meter high hill.
Mozart's Birthplace and Homes in Salzburg
If you visit Salzburg you have to pay a visit the house where Mozart was born on January 27th, 1756. Now a museum called Mozart's Birthplace, the rooms once occupied by his family are full of mementos, instruments, and portraits. Another home for Mozart is Makartplatz 8, where he took up residence in 1773.
Getreidegasse in Salzburg
The Grain Lane, is Salzburg’s most famous shopping street. Located in Old Town, Getreidegasse is filled with buildings that contain shops, boutiques and restaurants serving the city’s specialties, including mouthwatering desserts.
Melk Abbey
This is one of the most famous monasteries in the world. Situated high up on cliff, overlooking the calming waters of the Danube river, rests the peaceful Benedictine abbey.
Kitzbüheler Horn in Tyrol
Once in Austria you must visit Tyrol, and there at 1,998 meters, is the Kitzbüheler Horn, one of the most picturesque of Austria's many summits. Accessible by cableway via the Pletzeralm or by climbing from the village of Kitzbühel, the summit affords glorious views: to the south from the Radstädter Tauern to the Ötztal Alps; to the north, the nearby Kaisergebirge; to the west, the Lechtal Alps; and to the east, the Hochkönig.
Zell am See
A stunning Alpine lake town, Zell am See is known for its cobalt-blue waters right on the edge of the mighty Hohe Tauern ranges. Drawing millions of adventure travelers each year with the promise of some of Austria’s finest sailing, hiking, mountain biking, scenic driving and skiing.
Grossglockner High Alpine Road
The most beautiful panoramic route in Europe, thanks to its location in the heart of the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern, the high Grossglockner Alpine Route offers breathtaking views of the Austrian Alps.
The route takes visitors to an altitude of 2,571 m, giving them the opportunity to take a look at the beautiful optical sights that are characterized by the highest mountain in Austria, the Basterse glacier, and the surrounding towering peaks.
Travelers here can stop at several viewing platforms and visit up to nine free exhibitions, including one of the highest modern art galleries in the region.
Also, this route offers excellent opportunities to see marmots, caribou animals, and waterfalls, and enjoy sitting on the most beautiful seats in Europe that provide unparalleled views of the mountains and valleys.
Eisriesenwelt - the largest ice cave in the world
The Eisriesenwelt cave is a picturesque natural wonder that is visited by visitors from all over the world and is located in the town of werfen within the Tenningebrij mountain.
The cave stretches over 42 km and has magnificent ice formations that have been formed over more than a thousand years.
Visitors to the cave can take guided tours to enjoy unique views that testify to the splendor of crystal ice, frozen waterfalls, and artistic forms created by the snow inside the cave.
Krimmler Waterfalls - the highest waterfalls in Europe
Located in the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern, Krimmler Falls is a natural wonder that offers epic views of the water falling from a height of 380 meters. Visitors can take a stroll along private paths near the waterfall and enjoy the cool water spray and fresh mountain air while contemplating the most beautiful scenes.
Hallstatt - the oldest salt mine in the world
The mine is located in the dreamy village of Hallstatt, within the famous Salzkammergut region of Austria, with over 76 lakes.
The salt mine in Hallstatt has been in operation for more than 7,000 years, making it the oldest salt mine in the world, and visitors can take a guided tour inside to discover fascinating details about the history of the salt industry.
The tour ends with a trip on funiculars and a visit to the underground salt lake, which has many healing properties.
