Vienna
Schönbrunn Palace
The former summer residence of the Habsburgs pairs Baroque architecture with expansive formal gardens. Its carefully ordered avenues and generous views express Vienna’s imperial heritage with unusual clarity.
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Austria
Vienna’s elegance. Alpine beauty. A place to build something lasting.
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A country worth getting to know.
Austria brings a remarkable richness to a compact country: imperial architecture, a living musical tradition, mountain landscapes and cities built for everyday life. Its appeal is not only what you can see in a weekend, but the sense of care, continuity and craftsmanship you encounter over time.
Vienna, a city with depth.
Vienna has a rare way of making grandeur feel part of daily life. A palace garden can become an afternoon walk; a concert hall, an evening ritual; a coffeehouse, a place for an unhurried conversation. Historic streets sit alongside universities, international institutions and contemporary business. For a Chinese entrepreneur getting to know Europe, Vienna offers both cultural discovery and an international setting in which relationships can grow.
Six places that tell Austria’s story.
From Vienna’s palaces to lakeside villages and the rooftops of Graz, each place reveals a different side of the country.
Vienna
St Stephen’s Cathedral
At the heart of the old city, the cathedral’s Gothic tower and patterned tiled roof give Vienna an unmistakable silhouette. Around it, pedestrian streets draw together centuries of history and the rhythm of a modern capital.
Vienna
Belvedere
Two Baroque palaces, terraced gardens and a celebrated art collection make the Belvedere much more than a beautiful façade. The Upper Belvedere houses Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss, connecting Austrian architecture with its artistic imagination.
Salzburg
Salzburg’s old town
Church domes, narrow streets and Hohensalzburg Fortress create a memorable cityscape beside the Salzach. Mozart’s birthplace and an enduring musical tradition give Salzburg a cultural life that reaches well beyond its size.
Salzkammergut
Hallstatt
Houses gathered between a lake and steep mountains have made Hallstatt a familiar image of Austria. Beneath that beauty lies a long salt-mining history: this landscape tells a story of human skill as well as natural splendour.
Styria
Graz & the clock tower
The clock tower on Schlossberg looks over the red roofs of a historic city that also embraces contemporary design. Universities, engineering and everyday city life sit close together here.
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More than a beautiful place to visit.
A visit to Austria offers a closer understanding of the environment in which you may do business. If you are planning a visit, tell us what interests you and we can discuss a useful starting point.
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