Lower Austria , Niederösterreich

Situated in the north east of Austria, this is the most populated province in Austria. But also one of the least visited by tourists. Primarily because it is an area of rolling hills rather than dramatic mountains.

The Wachau

is a section of the River Danube from melk to Krems, (about 40 km)  this is a great place to unwind, vist small viallegs and enjoy local life.  A cycle path runs the length of the Danube and there is a single line railway.  Many of the villages produce wines and there are several cliff top castles to explore.

Melk

is one entrance to the Wachau but is also home to an imposing Baroque monastry which overlooks the River Danube and is visible regardless of which way you enter the town.

Wine Route

Approximately 60% of Austrais wine hails from the region, and the wine area has many small villages which allow you to soak up the atmosphere of the region.

Spa Resorts

There are numerous spa resorts in the area, the most famous of which is Baden, also in the town is Baden Bei Wein the Emerors summer palace.

Ramsau