If two words are used to describe Austria, it should be "Snow Land"+"music city". Austria is really a big country with a big winner in love. The majestic Alps are a paradise for mountain climbing in summer and skiing and fitness in winter. Rows of lakes and lush valleys are good choices for entertainment and all kinds of water recreation. Beautiful castles, magnificent cathedrals and ancient castles show the glory in the history of Austrian China. The traditional songs, famous bands, musicals and art centers here give people an artistic enjoyment. Vienna

Vienna, located on the Danube, is the most important cultural and artistic center in Europe, known as the "music city of the World". The old city of Vienna has the reputation of "Vienna Cardiovascular". The street community here is small, the roads are paved with pebbles, and there are many baroque, Roman and Romanesque buildings on both sides. The scary dawn of St. Stefan's Cathedral and the Twin Towers in the middle ages stands blue sky and white clouds.

This city is a region where wizards are constantly emerging. Many famous musicians such as Beethoven, Mozart and Strauss have achieved the pinnacle of plastic arts here. A critic once said that such musicians would not have achieved such great achievements if they had not lived in Vienna, but in any other part of the world. Similarly, the appearance of composers has made Austrian songs more intense. Classical symphonic music seems to have merged into every street and alley in Vienna, and the air is full of elegance and literature. At the same time, it was chosen as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Salzburg

Salzburg is the hometown of Mozart, a great musician. It is the holy land of Austrian Baroque ancient engineering buildings, with distinctive and long-standing scary dawn cathedrals and cathedrals, lush garden landscapes and various musical fountains, which make Salzburg extraordinarily beautiful. There are fascinating houses full of medieval local characteristics, Mozart's birthplace, Mozart Conservatory, Mozart Square and Mozart memorial statues, and the beautiful scenery of the Alps. Innsbruck

Innsbruck is located in the middle and west of Austria, in the middle of the Alps valley, adjacent to Germany, Italy and Switzerland. The most unique and classic scenery here is the medieval architecture located in the fascinating glacier valley, and the interface modeling art is breathtaking. The melting snow and dew frost in the Alps pass through the Yinhe River, taking away the heat, but adding fresh air and a very pleasant climate. On the narrow streets, Romanesque houses are scattered all over the place, and the baroque gates and Renaissance arcades once again show the face of the ancient capital. Graz

For a long time, Austria has always regarded Graz as a "secret lover"-if Vienna and Salzburg belong to international travelers, then Graz is Austria's favorite big city. Walking through the city of Graz, you will find that the city center is full of this kind of romantic atmosphere: winding alleys, beautifully decorated courtyards and its fairy-tale garden landscape-the old city of Graz. Linz

Linz is famous as the hometown of Lindsay cake, and the latter is known as the oldest birthday cake in the world. This city is a good choice to experience local festivals in Austria. There is a large and medium-sized festival all year round. Such activities include marketing and promoting Linz Festival in spring and local songs across the reborn European film exhibition, celebrating the bubble day of street culture and extreme sports in summer or ArsElectronica Music Festival paying close attention to the space art of news media in autumn. Austria is a big country that is suitable for traveling all year round. Every place will bring you different feelings all year round. If you are hiking in Austria, you will explore outdoors. Try to go in late spring or early autumn when the temperature is soft. Austria is one of the best destinations for European skiers and winter sports enthusiasts. For some people who love skating.