August is the height of summer in Austria and the peak season for travel. But with warm weather, pleasant conditions for outdoor activities in the mountains, and a vast range of music and cultural festivals across the country, it's not surprising Austria is so popular this month. Whether you want to embark on a hike in the Alps or enjoy a classical music concert, read on to find out more.
January is mid-winter in Austria, and that's great news if you're a skier, as there are now excellent conditions at ski resorts in the Alps. At lower altitudes with milder climes, Vienna's galleries and museums make appealing indoor destinations. And whether you're a keen dancer or would just like to dress up and people-watch, Vienna's ball season is an event to behold. Read on for more information on traveling to Austria in January.
October is fall in Austria and a quiet season in which to visit. That's great news if you're looking for discounted accommodation. There are fun events such as Oktoberfest-like celebrations and film and museum/gallery festivals in the cities. October is also a fun time to head to Alpine villages for a dose of traditional culture, which includes dressed-up cows. Find out more about traveling to Austria in October.
July is midsummer in Austria, with hot temperatures in the lowlands and milder conditions in the Alps. Swimming, hiking, and boating are all good fun in the summer, and a wide range of music and cultural festivals keep locals and tourists entertained throughout the month. Read on to find out more about where to go and what to do in Austria in July.