Innsbruck Holiday Packages

April to May is the best time to head over to Austria given the crowd is moderate and the prices are reasonable. Between September and October, both temperatures and hotel prices drop. Christmas is also a spectacular time to see Austria in, but pack your winter best before you head here.

An average of 7 days are required to cover at least 2 - 3 regions properly in Austria.

A Schengen visa will get you places.The visa processing takes anywhere between 10-15 working days.

Filled with cities, getaways and cultural experiences, the cities of Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and the fairytale village of Hallstatt are a must do while in Austria.

Although the official language spoken here is German, you can get by with just English at restaurants, local stores and shops. The locals are said to, in fact, be eager to practice their English with you.

The official currency used in Austria is Euro. Both credit and debit cards are accepted mode of payments, too. It is recommended you make the exchange before your date of departure.

Austria has a reliable system of public transport consisting of buses and trams. Most of them are functional till midnight. Only Vienna has a Metro rail system in place. Tickets, one-day passes, and week-long passes are available at tabak shops.

Given the alpine landscapes dotting Austria, an opportunity to take any of these drives shouldn't be passed. The Grossglockner High Alpine roadtrip, the Gerlos road from Salzburg to Tyrol and Goldeck Panoramic Road are some must-do road trips.