Federal states of Austria

Burgenland is the 9th and youngest of Austria`s states with a total population of 286,000 residents. The biggest cities of the state are Oberwart, Mattersburg and the capital Eisenstadt. Burgenland`s economy flourishes and is still full of potential…read more

Carinthia is the southernmost Austrian state and borders with a total area of 9.538 km² Tirol, Salzburg, Styria, Italy and Slovenia. The distance to the Viennese International Airport is around 330 km. The most important cities are Villach, Wolfsberg, Spittal and the capital Klagenfurt, which lies at the lake Wörthersee and has its own International Airport…read more

Lower Austria is the biggest and most northeasterly state of Austria`s states. It borders the neighbouring countries Czech and Slovakia and the states Upper Austria, Burgenland, Styria, and surrounds Austria`s capital city Vienna. On a total area of 19,178 km² live 1.6 Mio people with a population density of 84/km²…read more

Upper Austria is a state in the north of Austria. It borders the neighbouring countries Czech and Germany, and the states Lower Austria, Salzburg, and Styria. On a total area of approx. 12,000 km² live 1.4 Mio people. The population density is 121/km². The most important cities are Steyr, Wels and the capital city Linz, where the International Airport Linz-Hörsching is located…read more

The federal state Salzburg is located in the middle of Austria with a total area of 7,154 km². It borders Tyrol, Carinthia, Styria, Upper Austria, and Germany (Bayern). The total population is approx. 530,000 residents and the population density is 73/km². The biggest cities are the capital Salzburg, Bischofshofen, and Saalfelden. The distance to Vienna is around 300 km and to Munich 150 km…read more

Styria is located in the southwest of Austria. It borders Carinthia, Salzburg, Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Burgenland and the neighbouring country Slovenia. On a total area of 16,391.93 km² live approx. 1,210,971 people with a population density of 74/km². The most important cities are the capital city Graz, Bruck-Mürzzuschlag, and Weiz. The city Graz has its own rather small international Airport…read more

Tyrol is a state in western Austria with a total area of approx. 12.648 km². It borders Salzburg, Carinthia, Vorarlberg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. Geographically is Tyrol divided in 2 parts – North Tyrol and East Tyrol – and it is separated by the state Salzburg. Tyrol has a total population of 730,000 people and a population density of 53/km². The average age is 40 years…read more

Vorarlberg is the smallest and most western state of Austria with a total area of 2,601 km². It borders Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Tyrol. Vorarlberg has a total population of 384,000 residents with a population density of 147/km². The most important cities are the capital city Bregenz, Dornbirn, and Feldkirch. The distance to Vienna is around 670 km…read more

Vienna is a federal state of Austria as well as its capital city. The total area of approx. 415 km² is surrounded entirely by Lower Austria. Vienna`s total population is around 2 Mio. people and its population density is 4025/km². Austria is voted the most liveable city in the world which makes it an impressive metropole. Vienna is an extremely important European traffic hub…read more