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The city of Salzburg
Salzburg is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Austria, and throughout Central Europe alike, as the history of the establishment of this city dates back to twelve centuries ago, and the well-preserved ancient city has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and it is worth noting that Salzburg is one of the best places for fans of distinctive architecture.
The city of Innsbruck
The city of Innsbruck is the capital of the state of Tyrol, and it is located in a valley surrounded by a group of high mountains. The city is famous for the presence of four of its Christmas markets. Besides, it includes a number of huge buildings located along the Sill River, and it is noteworthy that visitors and tourists can wander the interesting imperial palace, and ride the suspended railway (cable car) on the slopes.
The Eisenfelt Caves
Eisriesenwelt is one of the largest ice caves in the world, extending over an area of approximately 30,000 square meters, and the length of its narrow paths within the core of the mountains is approximately 42 km, but it is indicated that warm clothes and durable shoes should be brought.
The city of Alpbach
This small town, with a population of 2,600 people, has a wide reputation around the world for its beauty, because of its location on a sunny plateau located between the high mountains covered with snow, and its streets that contain wooden farmhouses.
This city was chosen to be the most beautiful village in Austria and Europe, because it contains flowers, and because of its fresh air and beautiful landscapes, it is also an ideal place for skiing during the winter, and can hike, ride bikes, or parachute during the warm months.
The city of Krems
The city of Krems is one of the beautiful regions of Austria, and it was mentioned for the first time in 996 AD, but archaeological discoveries proved that the area was inhabited for thousands of years, and the city reached its peak in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, and its size was estimated to be approximately the size of Vienna.
