Vienna | Salzburg | Graz | Innsbruck | Linz | Bregenz | Klagenfurt

Capitals		City Guide Vienna
		Vienna's history goes way back to Roman times. Like many cities throughout Europe, it is based on a Roman military settlement called Vindobona. German Language Schools in Vienna

Capitals		City Guide Salzburg
		The birth of the town Salzburg can be set in the year 696 when the missionary St. Rubert arrived and founded the Benedictine Monastery of St. Peters. German Language Schools in Salzburg

Capitals		City Guide Graz
		Graz is the capital of Styria, a county in the southeast corner of Austria. The city is located in between rolling hills, to the north, east and west, only open to the south. German Language Schools in Graz

Capitals		City Guide Innsbruck
		The Inn valley has always been very important for its geographical and trafficable favourable position. First settlements date back to the Bronze Age. German Language Schools in Innsbruck

Capitals		City Guide Linz
		Like most cities of Austria, the city of Linz is based on the Roman expansion to the North. The bending of the River Danube made this territory a strategic point and a small castle fortified it. German Language Schools in Linz

Capitals		City Guide Bregenz
		The city of Bregenz is located at the Bodensee close to the four-border corner of Germany, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. The roots of this capital of Vorarlberg can be found in Roman times. German Language Schools in Bregenz

Capitals		City Guide Klagenfurt
		According to legend, the area was haunted by a special kind of dragon, a 'lindwurm'. Brave man killed it - and Klagenfurt was founded. German Language Schools in Klagenfurt