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clear searchAustria’s all about that Euro (€) life - cards are widely accepted, but keep some cash handy for smaller spots.
Summer (June–August) is great for lake dips and mountain hikes, while winter (Dec–Feb) turns Austria into a snow-globe dream for skiing.
Think cold and snowy winters, warm and sunny summers, and crisp, postcard-perfect springs and autumns in between.
Your visa needs can change depending on your citizenship. Check out our handy visa guide for the latest info.
ATMs are everywhere - towns, cities, even ski resorts. Most accept international cards, and fees are usually low.
Give it at least 5–7 days to soak in Vienna’s culture, alpine adventures, and maybe a schnitzel or two.
Yup, but it’s not mandatory. Usually rounding up or adding around 5–10% at restaurants is normal. Also, cash is preferred when tipping.
Absolutely - Austria’s tap water is basically glacier-chilled mountain magic. Drink up!
Yup. And free Wi-Fi is common in cafes, hotels, and public spaces, and mobile data is fast and reliable.
You’ll need to pack a Type F plug (AKA the “Schuko”) and make sure your devices support 230V.
Yes! Austria is progressive, welcoming, and has strong anti-discrimination laws - plus Vienna has a vibrant LGBTQIA+ scene.
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