Map of Austria

Places of interest detailed in our guide

Airport

Bratislava Airport Vienna Airport

Attraction

Albertina Belvedere Castle Burgtheater, the National Theatre Capuchin Crypt Danube Tower Hofburg, the Imperial Palace Hotel Café Sacher Hundertwasserhaus Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Art History Museum Leopold Museum Madame Tussauds Vienna Mozart’s Birthplace Mozarthaus in Vienna Museum of Illusions Musikverein Naschmarkt and the flea market Rathaus Salzburg Fortress Schoenbrunn Palace Schoenbrunn Zoo Sigmund Freud Museum Spanish Riding School St Stephen’s Cathedral The Prater, Vienna’s historic amusement park Vienna Central Cemetery Vienna Chocolate Museum Votivkirche, the Votive Church

Citta

Bratislava Bregenz Graz Hallstatt Innsbruck Ischgl Kitzbühel Klagenfurt Lienz Linz Salzburg Seefeld Vienna Villach

Nazione

Liechtenstein

Landscape

Großglockner Weissensee Zillertal

District

Spittelberg

Region

Burgenland Carinthia Lower Austria SalzburgerLand Styria Tyrol Upper Austria Vorarlberg

Village

Bad Gastein Neustift im Stubaital Obertilliach Saalbach-Hinterglemm Sillian Sölden

Maps and guides of Austria

The interactive map of Austria on this page presents all the main tourist attractions and points of interest in the country, region by region. You can therefore view art cities, ski resorts, alpine villages, lakes and other tourist locations, as well as the country’s main airports.

You can zoom in or move with the mouse to find the ideal location for your dream holiday! Mark the link to this page, so that you always have this useful online map at your fingertips.

Where to find Austria

Austria is a landlocked country located just north of Italy, on the other side of the Alps. Its southern border is shared equally between Italy and Slovenia, while to the east it faces Hungary, with which it formed the Austro-Hungarian Empire a couple of centuries ago.

To the north-east it borders the Czech Republic and Slovakia, so that Vienna and Bratislava are two of the closest capitals in the world, less than 60 km apart. Finally, the northern border is exclusive to Germany, while to the west, the Tyrol region borders Switzerland and the small principality of Liechtenstein.