According to shoppingpicks, the months of June, July and August are the warmest in Austria. During these months, temperatures can reach as high as 25°C (77°F) during the day and remain mild at night with temperatures usually ranging between 13-20°C (55-68°F). This time of year is also characterized by sunny skies and very little rainfall. September brings a transition to cooler temperatures with highs ranging from 15-21°C (59-70°F) and lows around 8-14°C (46-57°F). Rainfall begins to become more common during this month, but it is still quite dry compared to other parts of the year. October marks the start of autumn in Austria with temperatures ranging from 5-15°C (41-59°F) during the day and 0-10°C (32-50°F) at night. Rainfall is more frequent throughout this month, especially towards the end when storms may occur. Humidity levels begin to increase during this time as well, making it feel even cooler than it actually is. Austria is a small country with many climatic differences. In the west, where the Alps are located, there is a high mountain climate. The winters are harsh and the summers cool. The influence of the Atlantic Ocean is very noticeable in the area. In the summer it rains a lot. The winters are snowy, which makes the provinces of Tyrol and Voralberg popular winter sports areas. Towards the east, the moderating influence of the ocean decreases and the mountains become less high. The climate there takes on continental traits. Vienna, which is on the border with Slovakia, has warm summers and cold winters. In the sheltered south of Austria, Carinthia, the valleys have a pleasantly warm, almost Mediterranean climate. Check a2zgov for Austria government and politics.
According to Politicsezine, Austria is located in Central Europe and is bordered by eight countries: Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. To the north of Austria lies Germany. It shares a 784 km long border with the country, resulting in a strong cultural influence from German language and culture. To […]
There are so many attractions and interesting places in Vienna that you have to run around. Especially if you came for a week, but you want to see everything at once. So, here is a short list of places to visit in the Austrian capital. According to a2zgov.com, St. Stephen’s Cathedral – a symbol of […]
Austria – geography Austria is predominantly a mountain country. Only to the east and SE and in the Danube Valley there are larger lowland areas. The entire western part is occupied by the Eastern Alps, which includes the Northern Lime Calves on the border with Germany with Allgäu Alps, Lechtal Alps, Wetterstein Mountains and Karwendel […]
Austria, which is centrally located in Europe, is one of the most visited holiday countries among Dutch tourists. The relatively short distance naturally plays an important role in this, but even more important is the fact that Austria has something to offer that you have to look for in the Low Countries: a huge amount […]
Subchapters: Basic data Public finances and the state budget Banking system Tax system Basic data The Austrian economy is a developed social market economy with a stable financial sector and close international ties. The service sector has a share of approx. 70%, while industry has a – long-term constant – share of less than 30%. […]
VISAS, ENTRY RULES, CUSTOMS REGULATIONS in Austria Russian citizens are required to apply for a visa to enter Austria. Austria is a member of the Schengen Agreement. To apply for a visa, you must submit to the Austrian Embassy: – a completed application form in German or English; – two color photographs 3.5×4.5 cm; – […]
Transportation Traveling by plane According to top-medical-schools, Austrian Airlines (OS) domestic flights operate between Vienna and Graz, Innsbruck and Salzburg. There are also flight connections between Salzburg and Linz as well as Graz and Linz. Attention: Austrian Airlines (OS) no longer offers a connection between Vienna and Salzburg. However, there are frequent train connections between […]
The surface of the productive land of the Austrian Republic is relatively high, taking into account that it is essentially a mountainous state; it represents 89.7% of the total area, against 10.3% uncultivated (census 1900); while in Switzerland the unproductive land occupies 22.4% of the territory. These reach their maximum in the northern limestone Alps […]
By law of 13 March 1938, following the events that we will briefly narrate below, the Austrian Republic decided to merge with the Germanic Reich, of which it has thus become a Land. We therefore limit ourselves to updating here the data that can be updated, that is, those that do not presuppose a state […]
The current division of the territory of the Austrian Republic into confederate countries (Bundesländer) largely corresponds to the ancient feudal historical divisions of the marches and counties, which remained almost unchanged over the centuries, until after the last war, following which several of them underwent territorial modifications or variations in the borders. Purely new are […]
After 1945, even if the second republic was unable to reconcile itself with the most famous artists who emigrated abroad, such as O. Kokoschka, R. Neutra or F. Kiesler, there is nevertheless a marked continuity in Austrian art. While the debate on realism in its various variants agitates the Austrian artistic circles, the constructive tradition, […]
Middle Ages Due to its geographical position and its historical events, the territory of the Austria current has been marked by different cultural influences (Germanic, Bohemian, Italian, etc.). There are very few surviving testimonies from the early Christian period (in Carinthia, small basilicas with a single nave: Theurgy, 5th century, with a mosaic floor; Gratzerkogel, […]
Austria. – At the time of D. Austria (‛Ostarrichi ‘, hence Österreich’ since 996; see OSTERLICCHI) was configured in the fiefdoms of Austria – broadly corresponding to the territories currently occupied by the Lower and Upper Austria – of Styria and Carniola. Not long ago, after various historical events, the dominion of the Habsburgs had […]
In the seventies and eighties, the Austrian socio-economic development was similar, in essential features, to that of the most advanced countries of the world and in particular of Western Europe, with which the Austria it is increasingly economically integrated. While the Austrian economy has not been exempt from the profound changes taking place in the […]
Austria, officially the Republic of Austria. Country located in the southern portion of Central Europe. It belongs to the European Union since 1995, politically constituted as a federal parliamentary republic. Its territory, with its capital Vienna, is located in southern Germany and the Czech Republic, western Slovakia and Hungary, northern Slovenia and Italy, and eastern Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Its territory is occupied in three quarters by the mountainous system of the Alpes. It is a […]
General travel information for Austria Continent: Europe Geographical location: Central Europe, Central Alps Highest elevation: Großglockner (3798 m above sea level) Longest river: Danube (350 km in Austria) Form of government: Federal Republic System of Government: Representative democracy Languages: German, French, Italian, Romansh Neighboring countries: Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein Capital: […]
