- Vienna - Altitude: 170m/558ft Population: 1,531,000 Vienna (Wien), capital of the Republic of Austria, lies at the foot of the... More
- Salzburg - Salzburg, capital of the province of Salzburg and the gateway to Austria from the northwest, is one of Europe's most... More
- Innsbruck - Innsbruck, the old provincial capital of Tirol, lies in the wide Inn valley at the intersection of two important... More
- Eisenstadt - Eisenstadt, capital of the province of Burgenland, on the south-east fringes of the Leithagebirge, some 15km/9mi... More
- St Polten - The busy industrial and commercial town of St Pölten, situated 40km/25mi west of Vienna on the left bank of the... More
- Graz - The old capital of Styria and Austria's second largest town, Graz is the economic and commercial focus of the whole region... More
- Linz - Linz, capital of Upper Austria, is Austria's third largest city after Vienna and Graz. It is attractively situated on both... More
- Lienz - Lienz, chief town of a district in East Tirol, lies in a wide basin in the valley of the Drau, which is joined here by... More
- Bregenz - A 2 Land: Vorarlberg Altitude: 395m/1,296ft Population: 27,000 Bregenz, the capital of Vorarlberg, lies on the... More
- Klagenfurt - Klagenfurt, capital of Carinthia, lies on the edge of the wide Klagenfurt basin, which is bounded on the south by... More
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