„Salzburg is the second largest city of Austria and nonetheless I feel like being in a town when I’m there. Whenever I stroll along the narrow streets of the old town, I keep finding new items which are still cherishing the great composer Amadeus Mozart, who was born and lived in Salzburg. I am also a great admirer of him. One of my biggest dreams is to visit the Salzburger Festspiele in July, where the best orchestras and soloists perform for two weeks.
One of my favorite hotels with surely the best cake is Hotel Sacher Salzburg.„

„Vienna, the capital of Austria radiates an imperial charm. Aristocratic palaces, Grand Hotels which could tell endless stories about their illustrious guests, the river Danube, art galleries and museum, elegant cafés… I could go on and on.
I’m a great fan of the Vienna Secession and love in particular Gustav Klimt and his masterpiece “The Kiss”. Whenever I’m entering this special section in Palace Belvedere, I get goosebumps. Not far away is an appropriate hotel to stay. Hotel Park Hyatt Vienna convinces me with its elegance and supreme location only a few steps from Hofburg and the main shopping area.„

„Bregenz is located at lake Constance, where Austria, Switzerland and Germany border. Ever year in July and August they perform an international music festival on a floating stage and open-air amphitheater on the lake. This year they will perform Madam Butterfly by Pucchini. Like always the Vienna Symphony will play. Just across the lake and 20 minutes to drive waits the small Boutique Hotel Villino for a cozy night to stay.„