For travelers looking for history, chic urban life and outdoor adventure, Austria’s Baroque architecture and natural beauty offer the perfect blend. Explore quaint mountain towns and sophisticated cities even on a budget.
Venturing to Central Europe can be affordable, with four of Austria’s top airports lining the perimeter of the country, offering easy access to top destinations. Depending on the time of year, flights typically range $500–800, round-trip, using top travel-comparison sites such as Kayak, Skyscanner and Hopper.
Perfect for skiers looking for epic mountain landscapes, 16th-century castles, Gothic architecture and modern art, Innsbruck Airport is your hub. Explore Imperial palaces and peruse folk art in center city, just 2.5 miles from Innsbruck Airport. Expect incredible scenery and a nail-biting landing as you make your way into the stunning Alpine terrain.
For those seeking Mozart’s birthplace, shopping, folklore and endless palace and cathedral tours boasting Baroque architecture, fly into Salzburg Airport. As the second-largest international airport in Austria, Salzburg Airport acts as an easy entry to ski areas and downtown fun for an average flight costing $525–750.
As both the largest and capital city of Austria, Vienna is a city of art and industry. Located along the Danube River, the city’s history and allure has been visited by Beethoven, Mozart and Sigmund Freud. Although at a bit higher price tag, fly into Vienna International Airport for convenience.
Located in the southern region of Austria, Graz Airport is located near Graz, the second-largest city in Austria. This medieval town is comprised of narrow streets lined by artisan shops and cafés — perfect for a small-town getaway amid an incredible city life straight out of the time of the Renaissance.
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