Wine country

Austria

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18 stops · 1-2 weeks St. Anton & Arlberg Wine Trail 12 stops · 4 days Kitzbühel: Hahnenkamm & Wine The Hahnenkamm is the most dangerous downhill in skiing — 85% gradient, 140km/h, 100,000 spectators every January. But Kitzbühel's wine culture runs deeper than race week. The Tennerhof cellar has been ageing bottles for 600 years. 10 stops · 4 days Lech am Arlberg: Luxury Alpine Wine Population 1,600. More 5-star hotels per capita than anywhere in Austria. Lech am Arlberg is where the Walser settlers arrived from Valais in the 1300s, bringing cheese-making and a dialect still spoken today. 10 stops · 4 days Sölden: Bond, Glaciers & Wine James Bond made Sölden famous when SPECTRE filmed at 3,048m — the glass cube Ice Q restaurant on the Gaislachkogl summit is now one of the highest fine-dining spots in the Alps. But Sölden's wine story starts 5,300 years earlier. 9 stops · 1 week Wachau Heights Wine Trail 8 stops · 1-2 weeks Classic Alpine Wine Culture Historic cellars, traditional Heuriger, UNESCO heritage. The authentic mountain wine experience passed down through generations. This trail is for those who believe the best wines come with stories, and the best stories come from the people who made them. 8 stops · 3 days Vienna Woods Heuriger Trail 7 stops · 3 days Ischgl: Après-Ski Capital They call it the Ibiza of the Alps, and they're not wrong — Elton John played the first Top of the Mountain concert in 1995. But behind the party reputation, Ischgl hides Austria's most surprising wine depth. 6 stops · 1 week Noricum Heritage Noricum (Austria) was a peaceful Roman province along the Danube limes. Carnuntum was capital of Pannonia Superior, home to the XIV Legion and 50,000 residents. Three future emperors were proclaimed here. Today, the Carnuntum DAC and Wachau regions produce Austria's finest wines from the same terraced slopes the legions planted.
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Things to do

82 experiences, by region. Open a place to see them.

Tyrol · 22
Arlberg · 12
Ötztal · 11
Vienna · 11
Paznaun · 7
Styria · 5
Wachau · 5
Lower Austria · 4
Vorarlberg · 2
Zillertal · 2
Salzburgerland · 1