Winter in Austria: A Photo Diary
/It’s true, I am a sucker for corny mountain quotes. Being from the American midwest, one of the world’s flattest regions, I have always been enchanted by mountains. From the Rockies out west to North Carolina’s Blue Ridge, Northern India’s Himalayas to the Sierra Nevada in Andalucia, Spain. Experiencing mountains are at the top of my travel priority list.
As my time in this magical place comes to and end, I bring you my Austrian Photo Diary, a collection of images from the past six weeks. You will find images of cozy afternoons in vintage cafes, quiet moments in century old churches, and snowy strolls on cobblestone streets. There are images of perfectly snow-capped mountains and twinkling lights at the picturesque Christmas markets.
Visiting Austria in winter is incredibly unique and unforgettable. From the larger cities of historic Vienna and romantic Salzburg, to the Alpine capital of Innsbruck and quaint mountain villages surrounded by dramatic landscapes and rich history, each town has a special charm in the winter months. I hope these images will inspire your next winter holiday in Austria- a true fairytale land that should be on every traveler’s bucket list.
Vienna
Salzburg
Innsbruck
A Winter Wonderland
Ciao, Austria! I am grateful to have experienced your captivating transformation as the seasons changed. If you happen to find yourself in this part of the world during the holiday months, check out my Top 10 Tips for Europe’s Christmas Markets.
There is plenty to see and do, but most of all relax, sip on some warm gluwhein, and take it all in.
Xoxo,
Jac