Austria Cities
Explore the urban centers that shaped Austria's history
Vienna
Wien
Capital and largest city of Austria, major cultural and political center.
Graz
Second largest city, major cultural and university center.
Linz
Third largest city, major industrial and cultural center.
Salzburg
Major cultural city, birthplace of Mozart and UNESCO World Heritage site.
Innsbruck
Major alpine city, winter sports capital and university center.
Klagenfurt
Capital of Carinthia, major cultural and economic center.
Villach
Major city in Carinthia, important transportation hub.
Wels
Major city in Upper Austria, important industrial center.
Sankt Pölten
Capital of Lower Austria, major administrative center.
Dornbirn
Largest city in Vorarlberg, major textile and industrial center.
Wiener Neustadt
Major city in Lower Austria, military academy and industry.
Steyr
Major historical city in Upper Austria, steel industry heritage.
Feldkirch
Major city in Vorarlberg, important border and cultural center.
Bregenz
Capital of Vorarlberg, major cultural and festival center.
Leonding
Major suburb of Linz, residential and commercial center.
Baden bei Wien
Major spa town near Vienna, thermal springs and wellness.
Traun
Major city in Upper Austria, industrial and residential center.
Leoben
Major industrial city in Styria, mining and metallurgy center.
Krems an der Donau
Major historical city on the Danube, wine region center.
Amstetten
Major city in Lower Austria, transportation hub.
Kapfenberg
Major city in Styria, steel industry center.
Mödling
Major city in Lower Austria, near Vienna, cultural center.
Hallein
Major city in Salzburg, salt mining heritage.
Kufstein
Major border city in Tyrol, gateway to Germany.
Bruck an der Mur
Major industrial city in Styria, steel and paper industry.
Eisenstadt
Capital of Burgenland, Haydn heritage and wine region.
Bad Ischl
Major historical spa town, imperial summer residence.
Gmunden
Major historical town on Lake Traunsee, ceramics center.
Bad Vöslau
Major spa town, thermal springs and wellness destination.
Weiz
Major industrial city in Styria, technology and innovation.
Knittelfeld
Major industrial city in Styria, steel industry.
Zell am See
Major alpine resort town, lake and mountain destination.
Voitsberg
Major industrial city in Styria, coal mining heritage.
Judenburg
Major industrial city in Styria, mining and metallurgy.
Neusiedl am See
Major wine town in Burgenland, lake and wine region.
Kitzbühel
Major alpine resort town, world-famous ski destination.
Langenlois
Major wine town in Lower Austria, wine production center.
Gleisdorf
Major industrial city in Styria, renewable energy center.
Melk
Major historical town, famous Benedictine abbey.
Bad Aussee
Major spa town, salt mining heritage and wellness.
Bad Hall
Major spa town, thermal springs and wellness destination.
Bad Gastein
Major alpine spa town, thermal springs and skiing.
Poysdorf
Major wine town in Lower Austria, wine production center.
Schärding
Major border city in Upper Austria, gateway to Germany.
Jennersdorf
Major border city in Burgenland, gateway to Hungary.
Gols
Major wine town in Burgenland, wine production center.
Heidenreichstein
Major border city in Lower Austria, gateway to Czech Republic.
Retz
Major wine town in Lower Austria, wine production center.
Mayrhofen
Major alpine resort town, popular ski destination.
Bad Radkersburg
Major spa town, thermal springs and border destination.
Gmünd
Major border city in Lower Austria, gateway to Czech Republic.
Sölden
Major alpine resort town, glacier skiing destination.
St. Anton am Arlberg
Major alpine resort town, birthplace of alpine skiing.
Rust
Major historical town, wine region and stork colony.
Bad Kleinkirchheim
Major spa town, thermal springs and skiing destination.
Ischgl
Major alpine resort town, luxury ski destination.
Lech
Major alpine resort town, exclusive ski destination.
Dürnstein
Major historical town, wine region and castle ruins.
Hallstatt
Major historical town, UNESCO World Heritage site.