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Burgenland - Burgenland is Austria's sunniest province. And offers all you could possibly desire for your most complete vacation: Nature and Culture, Wellness and Wine, Action and Fun. At all times of the year, the versatile range of offers provides reason enough to spend time in this unique region!

Carinthia - Winter Sun and Fun. The slogan may be simple, but it means that you can look forward to above-average sunshine, snow-assured slopes, hospitality and enjoyment in Carinthia.

Lower Austria - The biggest federal state of Austria disposes of an incomparable diversity of landforms: hilly areas alternate with broad plains, apline regions with the idyllic Danube landscape. The offers for lower Austria's summer guests are as diverse as the scenery.

Upper Austria - is the fourth-largest Austrian province with an area of 11,980 sq km. Upper Austria's versatile landscapes range among Europe's finest and most varied sceneries - nowhere else will you find crystal clear mountain lakes, areas of endless farmlands, rivers and forests, thermal springs, rolling plains and lofty mountains, all thrown liberally into the mix. Upper Austria reveals the best of what Austria has to offer in a nutshell.

SalzburgerLand - A world of motion. Heaven on Earth. The art of life. A touch of paradise: from Salzburg City, that gem of World Cultural Heritage, to the mighty 3,000-meter peaks of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Isn't it time to cut your own tracks in the snows of our over 1700 km of ski slopes?

Styria - In Styria, you'll find all the attractions of Austria in one province. Between the unspoilt nature of the Dachstein glacier and the enchanting scenery of the wine region, there is an abundance of lovely scenic spots and many impressing cultural treasures. The Styrian people, well known for their hospitality, invite you to discover the diversity of their province. With its wide range of holiday offers Styria caters for all tastes, from pure relaxation holidays to challenging sports experiences and the province is an attractive destination throughout the year. Styria enjoys a reputation of being the culinary centre of Austria. Besides, the very reasonable prices, the rustic charm and the Mediterranean flair make the province an insider's tip for pleasure holidays.

Tirol -Holiday enthusiasts know where to get the zest for life and energy in winter: in the winter paradise of Tirol! There is nothing better than spending a few days with perfectly sunny weather, mountains of snow and the unique Alps anywhere you look.

Vorarlberg - Vorarlberg is the second smallest federal country of Austria, yet one which has plenty of attractions to offer. The "land in front of the Arlberg" has some of the most impressive landscapes of Europe: surrounded by the mighty mountain ranges of the Silvretta and Verwall group, the R'tikon, the Lechtal and Allg'u Alps and the Bregenzerwald. From the vast plain of Lake Constance the landscapes lead on to almost mediterranean gardens in the Rheintal valley, along the shores of Lake Constance and in the lower regions of the Bregenzerwald, and over wood-clad mountains to the glacier-topped peaks of the Silvretta range. What welds so much diversity into a common identity is the harmony which exists here between man and Nature. Balsam for the soul, where Nature has been left unspoilt and mass tourism is unknown.

Vienna - Isn't it time you got to know the wonderful feeling of beeing in Vienna? To discover the wide boulevards, the avenues, the fairytale palaces, the gardens and parks, the townhouses, churches, opera houses theatres and museums? And if you need a reason to visit Vienna: The "Arts & Delights 2003" gives you a hundred and more ... Vienna waits or you.

Source: - Austrian National Tourist Office

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