Vienna is one of the most populated cities in Austria, and at the same time, this city is the capital of this country. Located in Europe, you may find the city easily with the following GPS coordinates: 48.12N latitude / 16.22E longitude. For routing in Vienna, please check the free driving directions Vienna service below.
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AUSTRIA is a landlocked country in central Europe surrounded by seven nations: Italy, Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Hungary, and Slovenia. The wall of mountains that runs across the center of the country dominates the scenery. With their intervening valleys, the mountain chains run in a generally west-east direction, and the highest peak, Grossglockner (3,798 meters or 12,457 feet), is located centrally in the Tauern range. The mountains’ presence means that the average height of land in Austria is 914 meters or 3,000 feet above sea level.
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Driving Directions and Google Map of Austria — Roads, Routes & Navigation Guide
Location maps, flag, Google Maps and Wiki about Austria. Useful, travel, political, economical, regional information about this country, its capital city Vienna and Europe.
Explore Austria and its neighborhood countries (Czech Republic 402 km, Germany 801 km, Hungary 321 km, Italy 404 km, Liechtenstein 34 km, Slovakia 105 km, Slovenia 299 km, Switzerland 158 km are their common borderline) from your armchair before you travel.
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Map of Europe According to Austria-Hungary
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Map of Europe According to Austria
Here’s a statement of fact – Austrians are a grumpy lot. Of course, that is not to say that every Austrian existence is grumpy, just that most are. If you were to select about a hundred Austrians randomly, you could bet that more than 70 of them would be grumpy people (and you probably wouldn’t lose the bet!)
Think that’s a bit of an overgeneralization? Challenge accepted! Let’s see if we don’t win you over after you set your eyes on the funny map below.