Vienna has the reputation of "World Music City". There are not only musical geniuses like Mozart, but also the world-famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Vienna Youth Choir, vienna state opera and Vienna Concert Hall. On the "blue" Danube, it's really a pleasure to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city while listening to the classic melody.

Vienna was once listed as one of the three major cities in Central Europe in the Middle Ages, but it is still elegant today. The headquarters of the United Nations Center, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the International Industrial Development Organization and the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries are also located in Vienna.

2. Salzburg

This is the location of the famous film The Sound of Music. Salzburg is the Austrian music art center, where Mozart and karajan were born, and musicians such as Beethoven and Haydn also created a large number of immortal movements. Salzburg Music Festival, founded in 1920, is one of the biggest music festivals in Europe.

The old town of Salzburg, listed in the World Heritage List, was built in 1077, and is the largest existing castle fortress in Central Europe. In the small restaurant in the old city, you can taste the traditional food of Salzburg. The most famous is Mozart's chocolate ball.

3. Innsbruck

Innsbruck was founded in 1239. It still maintains the style of a medieval city. This small mountain city once hosted the Winter Olympics twice in 1964 and 1976, and was recorded in the history of sports events. Swarovski Crystal World here is the largest and most famous crystal museum in the world, and it is called the fairy tale world in reality.

4. Tate culture in Harsi

Hallstatt is a village in Salzkammergut, Upper Austria. It is located on the shores of Lake Hallstatt and is called "the most beautiful town in the world" because of its beautiful scenery. Accommodation can be chosen near both ends and mountains. Open the window to see the mountains and lakes.

Historically, this area is rich in salt, so it is also called "the oldest salt capital in the world". Hallstatt has been listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO, and now it is a popular tourist destination, which can be completed in ten minutes.

5. Filach

Filach is a city in the southern Austrian state of Kernton. Filach is the second largest city in Canton of Kernton and an important transportation hub in Austria. Among them, the population of Filach is 58,480. Filach is the center of Austria's timber industry and the distribution center of fruits and textiles in Central and Southern Europe.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Austria