The Großglockner High Alpine Road
The most famous alpine road leads you into the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park, to the highest mountain in Austria, the Grossglockner (3,798m) and its glacier, the Pasterze. You will have a driving and nature experience of a special kind on 48 kilometres of high alpine road with 36 bends, and an altitude ascent to 2,504 metres!
You pass through a unique world of mountains with blossoming alpine meadows, fragrant mountain forests, massive cliffs and eternal ice to the foot of the Grossglockner, the Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe.
www.grossglockner.at

Krimmler Waterfalls and Water Wonderworld
With their impressive fall of 380 metres over three levels, the Krimml Waterfalls are the largest in Europe and the fifth highest waterfalls in the world. A path created by the Austrian Alpine Association leads directly to this breathtaking natural spectacle. Experience the refreshing rain of spray and the imposing power of water with the enchanting backdrop of mountains of the Hohe Tauern National Park.
www.wawuwe.at

Kaprun Alpine Reservoirs
A Trip to the Kaprun Alpine Reservoirs offers  fascinating insights into the high alpine region of the Hohe Tauern massif. The clean, fresh air, the lush green of the alpine meadows, the turquoise waters of the reservoirs, and the white peaks of the glaciers are truly magnificent sights. The journey starts at the buttom of the Kaprun valley at the Kesselfall-Alpenhaus. Buses taking you to Europe´s largest open funicular, which is 820 m above sea level. The interactive “Power & Ice” exhibition provides interesting information on the world of glaciers and the history of hydropower plants.
www.tauerntouristik.at

Salzburg – City of Mozart and Festivals
Dreamy spires, green hills and romantic gardens - the city′s attractions are loved by millions of visitors from all over the World, hungry for Salzburg sightseeing. With a tourist-per-capita ratio higher than Venice or Florence, the city is among the busiest places of Europe all year round. www.salzburg.info

Nationalparkzentrum
Visit the unique world of alpine experiences focusing on Austria’s highest mountain (the Grossglockner, elev. 3,798 metres), another 266 three-thousand-metre peaks, over 342 glaciers and one of the mightiest waterfalls in the entire world. Numerous stops will take you on a walking tour through the National Park Hohe Tauern and give you the opportunity to learn about and understand the exceptional diversity on offer. Its highlights are: the Eagle's Flight Panorama, the 3D computer animation including the formation of the ´Window on the Tauern´, the Avalanche-Waterfall Dome, and the World of Glaciers.
www.nationalparkzentrum.at

The Natural Wonders of the Saalachtal
Within a radius of just two kilometers Pinzgau’s Saalachtal, nestled in the province of Salzburg, is home to three extraordinary natural monuments  "The natural wonders of the Saalachtal"
At the foot of both mountain ranges of Loferer and Leoganger Steinberge and the foothills of the Steinernen Meeres nature has created strangely formed rocks, rushing waterfalls and one of the largest systems of caves in Europe in the immediate vicinity. Thanks to the completion of the Tauernradweg bike trail through the Saalachtal, the natural wonders of the Saalachtal are not easily accessible for bicycle when coming from Saalfelden and Salzburg.
www.naturgewalten.at

Hohenwerfen Fortress
The 900-year-old Hohenwerfen Fortress towers high above the Salzach Valley, between the Tennen and Hagen mountain ranges.
Adventurers and culture buffs will find exactly what they're looking for at Hohenwerfen: a variety of attractions including tours of the fortress, a weapons exhibit, a romantic castle tavern, a medieval shop and the historic Falconry Center with daily flight demonstrations, the first Austrian Falconry Museum as well as changing special exhibitions.
www.salzburg-burgen.at

Ice Cave
This is the largest ice cave in the world.  The lower parts of the cave are cooled by the passage of cold wind in winter and the thaw water freezes as is trickles in, forming gigantic ice figures.
www.eisriesenwelt.at

The World of Salt in Bad Dürrnberg
One of the world's oldest mines preserved for tourists is to be found on the Dürrnberg mountain, overlooking the picturesque town of Hallein a short distance south of the city of Salzburg.
At the start of your journey into the depths of the World of Salt, you receive your miner's outfit. Then a miniature train takes you, dressed all in white, into the gloomy tunnels of the preserved mine before you descend even deeper on smoothly polished slides. A miner explains the history of salt and mining in the Dürrnberg, accompanying you as you glide over the famous salt lake in a raft enveloped by mysterious sounds rising from the depths. Multimedia installations complement the visitors' experience.
http://www.salzwelten.at/