A Spa Hotel to Savour in the Austrian Tyrol
Wellness and luxury meet at the Aqua Dome, a soothing escape in the heart of the Austrian Alps.
Wellness and luxury meet at the Aqua Dome, a soothing escape in the heart of the Austrian Alps.
Austria
Austria’s Wien Museum Reopens After a State-of-the-Art Expansion Project
When in Vienna.
One of the most exciting developments in Vienna’s museumscape is the reopening of the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz after nearly four years of renovations.
The Beauty of Austrian Minimalism Awaits at Gasthof Krone
Where life’s little pleasures are celebrated.
Surrounded by the green pastures of the Austrian Alps, with cow bells ringing in the distance, a stay at the Gasthof Krone is a leisurely experience. Whether it’s enjoying deliciously crisp cream pastries in the library or a well-chilled Austrian wine in the restaurant, life’s little pleasures are celebrated in the historic hotel in Austria’s alpine region.
This Alpine Hotel Wants You to Do More Than Count Sheep
Cozy up this winter like a Montafon sheep.
The Amrai Suites is a safe haven in which to relax. The newly opened boutique hotel is bringing contemporary alpine design to a whole new generation of explorers.
Fuchsegg Lodge: Child’s Play in the Bregenz Forest
You would be forgiven if you never left your suite as a guest of this hotel.
Some hotels demand your attention more than the beautiful landscape that surrounds them. Fuchsegg Eco Lodge is one of them.
At Home, at the Stanglwirt
Mountain escape.
Rustic farm meets eccentric luxury at this family-run Austrian hideaway.
The Salzburg Festival Turns 100
High note.
The Salzburg Festival—the world’s largest and most prestigious classical music and theatre event—turns 100.
Love Among the Habsburgs
Dreams of how Vienna might once have been.
There is a German word for longing: sehnsucht. It is a homesickness for a country you have never visited, a love for somebody you’ve never met. It is a yearning without an object, and so without an end.
The Menacing Tradition of the Krampus
A nightmare before Christmas.
According to alpine folklore here, good St. Nicholas rewards well-behaved children with presents while his demonic counterparts—called Krampus—punish miscreants.
