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Austria is a small Europe country but is well known for their many ski resorts, but ski resorts aren't the only attractions, we can start with the many charming cities and villages most surrounded by epic landscapes, the immense culture, the hub of one of the best classical music compositer ever, the one and only Mozart and some trace elements of Ludwig van Beethoven and his last years, beautifull architecture, and if you have a passion of knowing more about WW2 and Adolf Hitler, Vienna is a must go, there are many excursions about it.

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If you want to start with Vienna we would suggest staying at Grand Ferdinand Hotel, is a well known hotel and it's situated in the middle of everything, and it has a top floor that provides a beautifull view of Vienna city.
If you want to stay in some other city or village, we suggest searching for guest houses, they are perfect to know more of the culture and traditions from austrians.
There's aswell many ski resorts with some nice accommodation, and the most known ski resort is TOP Hotel Hochgurgl, a 5-star superior that allows you to ski just by walking out of the hotel's door.

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Depending on your motivations, if you are just a fan of snow sports, Austrian Alpes is a must go, you should visit the principal cities such as Innsbruck, Seefeld and Otzal.
If you're a fan of some nice architecture and classical music you should visit Salzburg, to pay a tribute to the city's most famous inhabitant, Mozart, then head to Salzkammergut to visit Emperor Franz Josef I favourite spa resort in Bad Ischl and if you are a nature lover you must visit a well known community of lakesides, Traunsee.
In Vienna there's plenty to visit, starting with the Ghotic Cathedral Stephansdom, then you can go to Reichskanzleitrakt known for Franz Josef's appartments, then you can go to  Kunsthistorisches Museum and  MuseumsQuartier hubs of the immense culture and collections of antiques treasures.

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Traditional Austrian fare such as breaded chicken, boiled beef and Gulasch soup is served in almost all establishments.
If you want to try the diversity of the Austrian gastronamy we suggest you starting from the simple Heuriger wine tavern to the family-run Gasthaus, historic Viennese cafés and smart gourmet restaurants. Those establishments  have been highlighted in recognition of an exceptional feature celebrity chef, exquisite food, inviting ambience or simply great value.
If you want to enjoy a nice drink don't worry that Austria is a source of excellent wines and good rich beers. Austrian wine is mainly white, though there are excellent local red wines, we suggest going to Ottakring district to taste the best beers in their local brewery and if you want to enjoy some nice wine we suggest going to O Boufés, one of the first bistros in Vienna.

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Beyond the elegant designer stores of the capital are local markets, ceramic factories and craft fairs selling all manner of Austrian wares. In most villages and towns, markets set up in the main square, offering local produce, antiques, knick-knacks and clothes.
The Naschmarkt near Karls platz in Vienna is the biggest street market in Austria, and besides food and clothes, there is also a flea market on Saturdays.
You should visit one of the many vineyards in the Wachau Valley or among the hills of Burgenland, and you can sample the wine, and even buy direct.
If you are a chocolate lover you can buy good-quality confectionery at most supermarkets; popular chains include Billa, Merkur, Interspar, Zielpunkt and Hofer, with the latter charging the lowest prices.