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Feel Vastness & Relive History From imperial splendour to untouched nature

In the mountains, time seems to slow. Vast alpine meadows glow in the sunlight, while jagged peaks frame the horizon. A gentle breeze carries the scent of wild herbs, and a rustic wooden bench outside a cosy hut invites you to pause – offering a view that embodies both tranquillity and freedom.

Austria, Wachau

Then, the valley opens up, and the river becomes a constant companion. In the Wachau, the Danube winds gracefully between vineyards and baroque monasteries. High above Melk, the grand Benedictine abbey stands watch, while in Spitz, vines reach down to the water’s edge. Whether cycling along scenic paths or strolling through the rolling hills, every turn reveals a new perspective on this unique cultural landscape.

Austria, Wachau, Stift Melk

In the distance, the scenery shifts – nature gives way to grand façades and vibrant city life. Vienna welcomes its visitors with imperial splendour and its world-famous coffeehouses. Horse-drawn carriages rattle over the cobblestones, while the scent of freshly baked apple strudel drifts from a nearby window. At the Naschmarkt, spices and delicacies tempt the senses – a place where tradition is very much alive.

A final moment to indulge. At a vineyard near Krems, the warm evening light reflects in the glass, while the view stretches over the gentle hills of the Wachau. A last conversation, a deep breath – and the lingering feeling that this journey will stay with you for a long time.

Austria, Vienna, coffeehouse

Feeling the Alps beneath your feet, cycling through vineyards, and losing track of time in Vienna’s coffeehouses – this journey is a blend of movement and indulgence. Sometimes grand, sometimes quiet, but always filled with moments that linger long after the journey ends.

Have I peaked your interest? Feel free to contact me at any time by phone or email. I look forward to hearing from you!

Susanne Schmitz

E-Mail: s.schmitz@artoftravel.de

Telefon: 0049 89 211076-71

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