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Austria
Austria
Furth bei Göttweig
Furth bei Göttweig is located in Lower Austria near the city of Krems an der Donau. The Stift Göttweig (Göttweig Abbey) is a benedictine monastary in Furth. In 2000 it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Grafenegg
With its evocative old castle, idyllic setting on the Danube, and wonderful wines, the small town of Grafenegg (originally called Haitzendorf) is an ideal spot to enjoy everything that lower Austria has to offer. In the summers, Grafenegg boasts a superb classical music festival; all year, this lovely locale reveals the gentle, rural side of Austria: its rolling hills, welcoming citizens, and inspiring natural surroundings combined with the spectacular musical events that have come to be associated with this highly cultural area. Marvel at the long tradition of aesthetic excellence revealed by Grafenegg’s impressive architecture and experience the satisfaction of hearing great music while reveling in Grafenegg’s fresh air and traditional Austrian culinary delights.
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Innsbruck
The picturesque city of Innsbruck is not only the gateway to Austria's mountains. It is also a city rich in historical architecture, museums, and cultural life.
Austria
Kitzbühel
The medieval town of Kitzbühel is located in Tyrol, Austria. It is situated near in the Alps and is a world famous ski resort.
Austria
Salzburg
Salzburg, birthplace of Mozart and home to dozens of awe-inspiring concert halls, churches, and other venues, is a dream destination for music lovers. Salzburg’s list of attractions is almost overwhelming: from its museums, galleries, and regal castle to its rich musical heritage and deep historical significance, this sublime city is both elegant and inviting. Its famous gastronomy, unique shopping opportunities and peaceful natural setting among snow-capped mountains and crystal-clear lakes makes a trip to Salzburg a veritable feast for all the senses. Even on a first visit, you may feel something familiar here; “the hills are alive” in Salzburg, where The Sound of Music was filmed in 1965.
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Vienna
Vienna is one of Central Europe’s crown jewels and a major world center for outstanding performances of classical music. Musically, artistically, and architecturally, Vienna is a vast landscape of stunning human achievements spanning the centuries. Home of some of the greatest masters of western music – Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, Zemlinsky, Schubert, Webern, Haydn, Salieri, and Schoenberg, to name a few – Vienna contains an endless of wealth of musical offerings and other delights for the soul, the mind, and the palate. In Vienna’s famed coffee houses and through its astonishing streets of marble and gold, breathe the atmosphere of some of the world’s greatest artistic personalities and savor the magical music of this alluring city.
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