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Cities
Vienna
The largest city in Austria, as well as its cultural, economic, and political centre
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Bregenz
Famous for the annual summer music festival of Bregenzer Festspiele
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Graz
Known as Austria's culinary capital and student city
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Innsbruck
The cultural, educational and economic centre of Western Austria directly in the heart of the Alps
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Klagenfurt
Scenic town very close to the Wörthersee
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Linz
A vibrant music and arts scene and a beautiful historic core
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Salzburg
The birthplace of Mozart; a cultural city with an attractive setting and scenic Alpine backdrop
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Villach
Beautiful Altstadt surrounded by the Alps and various lakes
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Other destinations
Lake Constance
A large lake situated in Vorarlberg and shared with Switzerland and Germany
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Kaprun
Part of the Europa Sport Region
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Pinswang
One of the most ancient settlements of the North Tyrolean Ausserfern, on the border with Bavaria and a short walk or drive to the famous castles of King Ludwig
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Salzkammergut
A stunning cultural landscape among mountains and lakes
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Igls
A popular ski resort in the shadow of the Patscherkofel mountain near Innsbruck
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Semmering
Home to the world's oldest mountain railway.
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Wörthersee
One of Austria's warmest lakes
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Zell am See
One of the most important alpine tourist towns in Austria
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