Austria is a country located in Western Europe. With the capital city of Vienna, Austria has a population of 9,006,409 based on a recent census from COUNTRYAAH. Ten years after the end of the Second World War, the Allies agreed to cancel the occupation of Austria. Until 1966, the country was ruled by a coalition… Read More »
Austria has a population of 8,387,491. Austrian territory was occupied in ancient time by Celtic peoples. Later, the Romans conquered the region. With the disintegration of the Roman Empire in the 5th century, the area was invaded by Bavarians, Goths, Huns and Lombards. Currently, the majority of the population is of Austrian origin, but there… Read More »
Attractions Styria and Graz Styria, the “green heart of Austria” or the “Austrian Tuscany”, is a popular holiday destination due to its diverse landscape. The north of Styria is dominated by mountain ranges, southern and eastern Styria are characterized by gently rolling hills and extensive wineries. Graz is the provincial capital of Styria. The old… Read More »
Health care Vaccinations Vaccination needed receipt required yellow fever no cholera no Typhoid & Polio no – malaria no – Eat Drink no – Overview The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is valid for nationals of EU and EFTA countries. The EHIC regulates care and reimbursement of costs in the event of illness for EU… Read More »
Among European capitals, the most popular are Paris, London, Amsterdam, Rome… And tours to Austria, although they can fight for the title of the best European holiday without much effort, are modestly waiting for real connoisseurs, for whom not so much advertising is important as true beauty. According to itypejob.com, Vienna is the capital of Austria.… Read More »
The terrain of fiction is more popular, according to good Austrian custom, and also for this reason more varied, on which many of the authors linked to Graz now move with such reciprocal autonomy as to make the reference to that common denominator only indicatively significant. On the residues of the experimentation, moreover less favored… Read More »
The loss of supremacy in Germany forced the Habsburg monarchy to come to an understanding with the Magyars. F. F. Graf Beust, Foreign Minister since October 1866 and soon afterwards also Prime Minister, brought about the settlement with Hungary, which was decided on February 8, 1867 in Vienna (Treaty of June 12). Restored on February… Read More »
The central landscape of Vorarlberg is the wide Rhine Valley, a tectonic depression shaped by the Rhine Glacier and graveled by the Alpine Rhine, which flows into eastern Lake Constance with a constantly growing delta. It forms the border between the Eastern and Western Alps. In the east, the limestones of the Bregenz Forest, embedded… Read More »
Vorarlberg is primarily characterized by a high degree of industrialization (strong export intensity) and the tourism sector. With a gross domestic product (GDP) per resident of (2016) € 44,700, it is in third place in a comparison of the federal states; Vorarlberg’s contribution to national GDP is 4.9% (2016). From the beginning of the 1960s… Read More »