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Austria, known for its amazing nature, quaint towns, cows, history and old architecture, and don't forget The Sound of Music. It's an amazing travel destination for all.

But that's not all Austria has to offer; it's also home to some amazing dishes like the Wiener schnitzel and Kaiserschmarren. Austria is 70% mountainous, so there's enough space to ski, hike or frolic on rolling hills.

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As we al known by now, Europe’s peak season is late spring to mid-summer. It starts in May and simmers down at the end of August. During those months, all the most famous places are jam-packed, with adventurers from all over the world. That being said, there are still plenty of lesser-known places to visit during these months. And I'm here to tell you about both;)

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Southern Europe has some of the most beautiful sights, like the Sagrada Familia in Spain, the Colosseum in Italy, and the Acropolis in Greece. It’s home to other countries like Portugal, Croatia, and Montenegro.

Western Europe is likely the most visited region of the continent. It’s home to Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, and the UK. It’s where you’ll find ‘famous’ sights like the Eiffel Tower in France, Big Ben in the UK, the Canals in Amsterdam, and Neuschwanstein in Germany.

There are even more regions in Europe, but those I haven't explored yet. So you'll have to wait until I visit even more wonderful places before you can read about these from me.