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5 Austria attractions travelers should visit this summer
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GCC travellers looking for unique experiences to experience this summer in Austria will find everything they want and more, the captivating beauty of this country, its rich culture and delicious cuisine make it an excellent tourist destination offering the perfect blend of diverse tourist and cultural attractions. Austria is also characterized by its pristine nature, hospitality and multiple experiences and offerings, which makes visiting it an unforgettable experience for all travelers of all tastes and ages. In addition, its mild summer climate provides an excellent escape from the high heat during this season, making it an enjoyable and ideal experience to wander and discover different places.
There are many attractions in Austria, there is a lot to see and explore, from the largest ice cave in the world to the oldest salt mine, so travelers will find a wide range of natural attractions, and others of a cultural heritage nature. Among the most important of these attractions, we mention five that we recommend for travelers from the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to visit this summer to discover a new face of Austria that will leave them with many beautiful memories:
1- The most beautiful panoramic road in Europe
Located in the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park, the soaring Grossglockner Alpine Road offers breathtaking views of the Austrian Alps. The road takes visitors to an altitude of 2571,<> meters, giving them the opportunity to take a look at the beautiful visual views of Austria's highest mountain, the Basteurs Glacier and its surrounding peaks. Travellers here can stop at the many viewing platforms and visit up to nine free exhibitions, including one of the region's top art galleries. This route also provides unique opportunities to see marmots and ibex, as well as waterfalls, and enjoy sitting on the most beautiful benches in Europe that offer unparalleled views of the mountains and valleys.
2- The largest ice cave in the world
A natural wonder for visitors from all over the world, the Eisrisenfelt Cave is located in the town of Verven on the Tenningebrigg Mountain. Spanning more than 42 kilometres, the cave has magnificent ice formations that have formed over 1000,<> years. Visitors to the cave can take guided tours to enjoy unique views of the splendor of the crystal ice, frozen waterfalls and art forms created by the snow inside the cave.
3- The highest waterfalls in Europe
Located in Hoh Tauern National Park, Kremler Falls is a natural marvel that offers epic views of the water descending from a height of 380 meters, and visitors can take a stroll along private trails near the waterfall and enjoy the cold water spray and fresh mountain air while contemplating the most beautiful scenery.
4- The oldest salt mine in the world
The mine is located in the dreamy village of Hallstatt within the famous Salzkammergut region, being the lake region of Austria with more than 76 lakes. The salt mine in Hallstatt came into operation more than 7000,<> years ago, making it the oldest salt mine in the world, and visitors can enjoy a guided tour inside it to discover amazing details about the history of the salt industry. The tour ends with a trip on funicular trailers and a visit to the underground salt lake, which has great healing properties.
5- The oldest zoo in the world
Located in Vienna, Schönbrunn Palace is a magnificent baroque palace with extensive lush gardens that served as the summer residence of the Habsburg kings. The palace includes many activities and distinctive landmarks, including the oldest zoo in the world, which was founded in 1752. The zoo is home to more than 700 species of animals, including pandas, tigers and polar bears, making it a distinctive tourist attraction for all age groups.
While traveling through Austria's various regions and landmarks, tourists can enjoy tasting one of the delicious traditional dishes, such as Venere Schnitzel and Kaiserscharmarn or dishes from some regions, such as Salzburger Nokrl or Kieserspitzle. In addition, the availability of direct flights between the countries of the Arabian Gulf region, Vienna and Salzburg, as well as Austria's excellent domestic public transport network, make it very easy for guests from the Gulf region to travel and travel between the region.
• The most beautiful panoramic route in Europe with breathtaking views of the Alps.
There's so much to see and explore, from the world's largest ice cave to the oldest salt mine.