Music Traveler (EN)

Few countries in the world have been as shaped by music as Austria. The legacy of Mozart is a seemingly endless love affair and Vienna’s status as a supercity for classical music is well deserved with generations of talented musicians and singers giving it their all to maintain the highest level excellence year in and year out. Salzburg Festival, Castle Grafenegg Music Festival, Innsbruck Festival of Early Music, Vienna Festival Weeks, La Strada in Graz, Donaufestival Krems, Jazz Festival in Saalfelden and Ars Electronica Festival in Linz are all wonderful events that make Austria a must visit destination from music lovers the world over. Music Traveler offers a wide selection of practice spaces, rehearsal rooms, recording studios, music venues, and performing arts venues across Austria.

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Graz

Graz is truly a sight to be seen. The small Austrian city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and with good reason. Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance, Art Nouveau and contemporary architectural styles grace its cobblestone streets, making it an art lover’s paradise! In 2003, the city was also declared the European Capital of Culture. Its cultural richness is apparent also in its vibrant music scene, hosting numerous festivals and cultural events. Opera lovers are in for a treat. The Graz...

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Linz

This quaint city on the river Danube boasts an impressive repertoire of cultural activities. Starting with its harbor that doubles as a graffiti gallery – one of the largest in Europe! Stroll around taking in the alpine views and pop by the Brucknerhous or maybe the Landsteater for some world-class performances. Throughout the year, visitors to Linz can find artistic and cultural events of all kinds, but be on the lookout especially for Ars Electronica, the Pflasterspektakel Festival of Street..

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Salzburg

Voted best city for travel in 2020, Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart, is alive with the sound of music! First time visitors and music aficionados will feel at home in this city of 150,000 inhabitants which has branded itself as “the stage of the world” largely because of Max Reinhardt, Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss’s dream to create a summer oasis for music lovers. Since the dream was relieved in 1920 Salzburg has dazzled music lovers with world-class concerts and opera and...

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Vienna

“City of music” and once home to Mozart, Beethoven, Hayden, Strauss and Schubert, Vienna is today home to nearly 2 million inhabitants and three opera houses, the Vienna Philharmonic, Wiener Symphoniker, and Vienna Boy’s Choir. Musicians from around the world flock to Vienna to pursue careers, while the city’s vibrant multicultural communities ensure that music from around the world can be enjoyed in the Austrian capital. Museum lovers shouldn’t miss Vienna’s House of Music or the Collection...

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Innsbruck

The alpine city of Innsbruck has long played an important role in Austria’s musical history. These days, Innsbruck skillfully blends old and new. This can be best enjoyed through its music festivals, like the International Festival of Early Music (featuring hits from 1500 to 1750), the Eastern Music Festival, the Summer Dance Festival, the Innsbruck International Choral festival and the Ambras Castle Concerts. The city is also home to the Federal State Theatre of Tyrol or Tiroler Landestheater.

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Klagenfurt

The capital of Carinthia is a quiet and peaceful city, nestled in an enchanting landscape. Culture is highly valued in Klagenfurt; visits to jazz or classical evenings are the norm among both visitors and locals, and the city’s theatres host regular productions of plays, operas or dance theatre.