Places with audio guides - Austria

A distinctive peak of the Lechtal Alps above the Sulzeltal valley, offering a demanding ascent, an exposed ridge, and sweeping panoramic views.

Austria's largest family park offers fairy-tale zones, attractions, a petting zoo, and a history dating back to 1968.

A protected heritage castle in the southwestern corner of the historic center of Gmünd, with a Romanesque core, a tower, and a four-winged layout.

A vast ruined spur castle above the Thaya with a donjon, gate, towers, and the Czech Wall from the mid-fifteenth century.

This six-lane bridge over the Danube in Vienna connects Brigittenau and Floridsdorf. Its red structure and spiral ramps for pedestrians and cyclists make it stand out.

Otto Wagner's monumental viaduct from 1894–1895 is part of Vienna's urban railway and ranks among the highlights of Art Nouveau in transport architecture.

A former moated castle in Niederleis with a Renaissance core, a chapel with valuable decoration, and a preserved park in Lower Austria.

A small castle on the shore of Lake Wörthersee, with a history dating back to 1898, later alterations, and a controversial sale in the twenty-first century.