Skip to Content

Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.

Map of the world

Austria

How To (Legally) Stay In Europe For More Than 90 Days

How To (Legally) Stay In Europe For More Than 90 Days Planning an extended stay in Europe, travelers are often focused on what it takes to be there longer than 90 days, what is commonly believed to be the limit for tourists. Armed with a desire to stay longer, travel blog Nomadic Matt found a way and shares it in a recent blog ...

7 Great Hotels Where You Can Cook Like a Local

7 Great Hotels Where You Can Cook Like a Local One of the best parts about a vacation? The food. We love trying local delicacies and adding to our recipe books with tips and techniques learned from our travels. Immerse yourself in native cuisine with these seven great cooking experiences that combine luxury travel with ...

Stunning Photos Of The Alps

Stunning Photos Of The Alps The Alps is a beautiful mountain range. Spanning through Austria and Slovenia all the way through Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany, France and Monaco, the Alps are a go-to spot for mountain-loving folks living in or passing through these areas in Europe. Taken from ...

Vagabond Tales: "The Governator is better, yes?"

Vagabond Tales: Crossing borders can always be a bit of a hectic experience. There are long lines, scam artists, customs officials, new currencies, people offering to expedite your visa process for a fee, screaming children, rogue livestock, and occasionally people with guns. Dirty and ...

Locked up Abroad: It's only Christmas, why are the shops closed?

Locked up Abroad: It's only Christmas, why are the shops closed? I'd never seen such a long line at a supermarket in my life. It was December 22, 2006 and I was hoping to buy a few items at a chain supermarket in Vienna, Austria. After waiting in line for about 15 minutes, it was almost my turn. But then an announcement was made, in ...

10 reasons to travel to Ljubljana

10 reasons to travel to Ljubljana When I found cheap airfare from Istanbul to Ljubljana, I didn't find many other travelers who'd been there or even say for sure which country it's in. The tiny of country of Slovenia is slightly smaller than New Jersey and its capital city isn't known for much other than ...

Photo of the day - Airplane window

Photo of the day - Airplane window An airplane window frames the outside world. There are few images more iconic, more suggestive of modern travel than a photograph of the sky taken from the interior of a plane, framed by an oval airplane window. This image, taken by Flickr user femme_fm, captures the ...

Austria comes to New York: a look at the Openhouse Gallery's Austrian pop-up shop

Austria comes to New York: a look at the Openhouse Gallery's Austrian pop-up shop This month, the Openhouse Gallery in New York hosted a free Austrian pop-up shop, which gave visitors a glimpse into what they could experience in terms of art, food, tours, culture, hotels, festivals, museums, and outdoor spaces if they visited Austria. While the space ...

Austria comes to New York: wine and food pairing at Wallse

Austria comes to New York: wine and food pairing at Wallse I have a new favorite restaurant in New York, and it is called Wallse. Located one block from the Hudson Promenade at 344 W. 11th Street, this ambient venue puts a modern twist on classical Viennese dishes, all within a dimly lit space that could also be classified as an art ...

10 interesting food museums from around the world

10 interesting food museums from around the world While many people visit museums in order to learn about culture, art, or history, how many out there can say they've gone to a museum to see an exhibit on SPAM? Or to learn the processing history of salami? While somewhat out of the norm, these 10 interesting food museums ...

Exhibit at Austrian Cultural Forum in New York gives a new perspective on beauty

Exhibit at Austrian Cultural Forum in New York gives a new perspective on beauty The Austrian Cultural Forum in New York is currently hosting Beauty Contest, an exhibit featuring 20 international artists focusing their work on their interpretation of beauty. Some of the artists call upon their own experiences being a gay/lesbian, transgendered, or ...

Austrian pop-up store opens in Nolita, New York, in October

Austrian pop-up store opens in Nolita, New York, in October Austria comes to Nolita, New York, this Fall from October 5-19, 2011, with the Taste of Austria pop-store store. For two weeks, the Openhouse Gallery will be transformed into an authentic Viennese coffeehouse, complete with marble tables, traditional Sacher wallpaper, and ...

Video of the Day - Through the Alps

The Alps. Stretching from Austria and Slovenia in the east through Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany and France in the west, it is one of the greatest mountain ranges in Europe and arguably the greatest range to navigate by car (or motorcycle) in the world. ...

Explore secret underground tunnels beneath Germany and Austria

Explore secret underground tunnels beneath Germany and Austria A vast network of caves, tunnels, and chambers lie beneath the surface in parts of southern Germany and northern Austria, but not even archeologists know why they exist. Called "erdstalls" or, more colorfully, "goblin holes" (Schrazellöcher), these mysterious ...

Auction of Hitler family portraits raises questions about Nazi memorabilia

Auction of Hitler family portraits raises questions about Nazi memorabilia Family portraits of Hitler's parents are going up for auction. Craig Gottlieb Militaria, a leading auction house in California, will be auctioning off paintings of Alois and Klara Hitler via Gottlieb's website from September 1 to 17. Gottlieb is also selling Hitler's desk ...

70s Pothead Aesthetics, Meet Austrian Art

70s Pothead Aesthetics, Meet Austrian Art "I am going to take you to see the ugliest church you have ever seen," said Barbara. We'd been having a long lunch in her garden in the Graz suburb of Hitzendorf. The church was just a few kilometers away in the village of Thal, a place that has the dubious distinction of ...

Arnold Schwarzenegger museum opens in Austria

Arnold Schwarzenegger museum opens in Austria Arnold Schwarzenegger's childhood home has opened as a museum in Thal, Austria. Arnie grew up in modest circumstances--his home didn't have running water or electricity. Despite these limitations, he started pumping up at an early age and his bedroom displays some of his ...

Israel, Chile, Slovak Republic among countries with highest adventure travel potential

Israel, Chile, Slovak Republic among countries with highest adventure travel potential A new study conducted by George Washington University, Vital Wave Consulting, and the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) shows that Israel, Chile, and the Slovak Republic led the way in adventure tourism in 2010. The study, which resulted in the third annual Adventure ...

European Travel Commission launches Facebook contest

European Travel Commission launches Facebook contest The European Travel Commission (ETC) today announced the launch of their new social media Facebook contest entitled I Wish I Were There. Hosted on the ETC's official Facebook page, the contest will encourage fans to photoshop images of themselves in their dream European ...

Pillow Fight World Cup kicks off in Brooklyn

Pillow Fight World Cup kicks off in Brooklyn Eurovision chose a winner this weekend and the Olympics aren't for another year, so what sporting event will next unite countries and provide entertainment for the world? Tonight is the first-ever Pillow Fight World Cup and participants from Sweden, Japan, Austria, and, of ...

Gadling Features

Categories

Become our Fan on Facebook!

Featured Galleries (view all)

Svalbard: The World's Northernmost Inhabited Place
The National Bonsai and Penjing Museum
10 Islands To Visit Next
Revere Hotel Boston Common
A Breaking Bad tour of Albuquerque
The Volvo Ocean Race onboard Team Abu Dhabi
Virgin Galactic's Gateway to Space
Breakfasts around the world
FoodFlags

Our Writers

Grant Martin

Editor-in-chief

RSS Feed

Don George

Features Editor

RSS Feed

View more Writers