Dumplings are usually associated with Asian cuisine. But you don’t have to miss out on them when traveling in Europe, some traditional cuisines have their own European dumplings variations. Dumplings across Europeare are often enjoyed during family dinners, festivals, and holidays. Dumplings of Germany and Austria In Germany and Austria, people call the European dumplings […]
When it gets darker earlier and the temperatures slowly drop in many European cities and households the smell of wine, cinnamon and citrus is widespread. This is the smell of Glühwein. A warm winter drink to warm your hands outside on a Christmas market. Or make the starter for a cozy evening with a blanket […]
In themes of romance, the first european city that comes to mind is Paris. But many other cities in Europe can also exude romantic charm and be the perfect location for a winter date. Paris for sure is a beautiful and romantic city. But here we talk about Winter Date Ideas when you are traveling […]
The place known for movies is definitely Hollywood, no doubts about that. But many great directors have also made the whole set travel to Europe for some scenes. And there are also European films which made it onto the big screens of the world cinemas. From thrilling spy adventures over love stories, to historical stories, […]
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. The way it is brewed varies greatly from region to region. And often the area is name giving, such as Greek Coffee, Americano or the Wiener Mélange. But what exactly is the Wiener Melange often referred to as the Viennese Melange in English all […]
“Where autumn is as golden as the Mozartkugeln!” Hello and Servus, Traveleres!We’ve got something special for you: A self-guided autumn tour through Salzburg. Explore Salzburg, the beautiful city, at your own pace – how does that sound? We won’t beat around the bush: Let’s get started! Your Guide, available for download below. All you need […]
Austria, a small but beautiful central European country, boasts stunning cities like Vienna and Innsbruck, and remarkable natural landscapes, including the Alps and picturesque lakes. Covering 575 kilometers from west to east and 294 kilometers from north to south, it is highly visited by tourists. Austria has around 9 million residents across 9 federal states, each with unique traditions and dialects. While Austrians speak German, their dialects differ significantly from standard German, and they take pride in their distinct Austrian identity, separate from being German.
Austria’s natural beauty features the majestic Alps, ideal for skiing and hiking, alongside picturesque lakes perfect for swimming, boating, and relaxation. This stunning mix of peaks and lakes attracts outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers globally.
Top cities to visit in Austria include: Vienna: Capital known for architecture, history, and culture. Innsbruck: Alpine capital of Tyrol, ideal for outdoor activities. Salzburg: Mozart’s birthplace, famous for its musical heritage and historic sites. Linz: Merges modern innovation with history, known for its arts scene. Krems: Located in Wachau Valley, celebrated for vineyards and charming old town.
| English | German | Pronunciation |
| Hello | Hallo | Ha-lo |
| Yes | Ja | Yah |
| No | Nein | Nine |
| Thank you | Danke | Dan-ke |
| Please | Bitte | Bi-te |
| I would like to order a beer | Ich möchte ein Bier bestellen | Ich moe-chte ein Beer be-stel-len |
| I would like to order a Spritzer | Ich möchte einen Spritzer bestellen | Ich moe-chte ei-nen Sprit-zer be-stel-len |
| Where is the toilet | Wo ist die Toilette? | Vo ist dee Toi-let-te? |
Travel tip Bring your water bottle! Austria’s tap water is amazing and mineral-rich.