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The capital city of Lower Austria, Linz sits on both sides of the Danube River, with its old town sights located primarily on the southern banks. The heart of the historic district is Landstrasse, home to picturesque Baroque buildings, as well as many fine boutiques and galleries. At the center is Hauptplatz, the beautiful market square and pedestrian area.
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The Hallstätter See is a lovely mountain lake in the Salzkammergut region of Austria. This serene glacial lake extends 8.5 kilometers long and is only two kilometers at its widest point, and the shore is dotted with idyllic villages.
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Melk Abbey is considered one of the finest monasteries in Europe, both for its architecture and contents. The building is a massive palatial structure that features multiple courtyards and a stunning Baroque church. Among its many embellishments, the Abbey church features a delicately carved high altar and pulpit and a painted ceiling.
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Along the Danube River between Melk and Krems is the peaceful and dramatically beautiful Wachau Valley, full of small historic towns and hidden treasures. Due to its relative seclusion and idyllic natural surroundings, this was a popular place for monasteries during the Renaissance period, with more than 30 at one time.
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Situated in western Austria, Bregenz sits between Lake Constance (Bodensee) and the 1,064-meter Pfänder Mountain. Tourists should start their visit with a stroll along the Lake Promenade (Seepromenade) and a visit to the bustling harbor area, which is full of shopping, entertainment, and restaurants.
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Among Innsbruck's most impressive historic attractions are the Hofburg, the former court palace, and Maria-Theresien Strasse, where you will find numerous 17th- and 18th-century buildings, including the Rathaus (Town Hall) and the Annasäule monument (St. Anne's Column). Throughout the Old Town district, tourists will find numerous examples of ornate Baroque architecture that features detailed stucco work and other embellishments.
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The second-largest Austrian city, Graz has been an important trade city since the 12th century thanks to its position on the River Mur. The Old Town of Graz is home to several beautiful historic buildings and has been honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999.
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Tirol Province occupies most of the relatively narrow western end of Austria and follows the path of the valley's River Inn. The province borders Germany to the north, Italy to the South, and a small portion of Switzerland's northeastern border.
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Salzburg is packed with historic attractions, and is one of the best cities in Austria for tourists to get an in-depth cultural experience. The Getreidegasse in Salzburg is the heart of the Old City, home to fine historic buildings and shopping galore. Sitting on the left bank of the Salzach River, the Getreidegasse is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site.
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The stunning city of Vienna is home to grand palaces, historic cathedrals, and over a hundred museums and art galleries. Located at the heart of the historic city, the 5.3-kilometer Ringstrasse was built during the 19th century to be the city's cultural hub. Tourists who are short on time can hop aboard the Vienna Ring Tram, which can be used for self-guided tours or to get from one museum to the next. Beautiful gardens and parks are laid out along the route.