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I have only been to a few places in Austria for family holidays. I have enjoyed each place we have explored and found Austria to be family-friendly for myself.

If you look below you will find all my blog articles from the places in Austria I have visited with my children with lots of information on places we visited while away. 

Family Travel in Austria Blog Articles

Walking Holiday In Austria With Kids!

A walking holiday with kids may not be something you have thought of before. However, just like our...

Salzburg with Kids: Mini Travel Guide 2022

Salzburg, Austria is a beautiful, historic city that is also very family-friendly. There are plenty...

The Hotels We Stayed In On Our Danube Cycling Holiday

There are many hotels along the Danube. If booking through a tour operator then you will get your...

Our Top 5 Places To See Along The River Danube

There are lots of places to see along the River Danube. As you cycle along the River Danube you will...

Our Family Cycling Holiday Down the River Danube – Passau to Vienna

What an amazing holiday our River Danube cycling holiday was. I love having active family holidays...

5 Fab Ideas To Do In Innsbruck With Kids

Innsbruck is in the Tyrol region of Austria and exploring Innsbruck with kids can be great fun. If...

Travel To Austria With Kids

From the UK: There are a number of airports in Austria, which means you will more than likely find an airport to fly into. Vienna, Linz, Innsbruck and Salzburg to name a few. If you go to the Austrian airport website you need to fly into and check for the airlines that fly into the airport, you will then find the nearest UK airport to yourself.

Travelling in Austria With Children

Car: Renting a car can be done from all airports (from our knowledge) and also in some bigger cities. If taking your own car from the UK then remember to check what the local laws are and make sure your car has been serviced. Remember they drive on the right in Austria.

Public Transport: When we were in Austria we didn’t use public transport as we explored on foot and used our rental car. However, the train website is – OBB, and is easy to use. You can search for the journey you wish to do, which will then show you the times all the trains go.

Taxis: Taxis can be found outside airports and in the major cities (waiting outside train stations etc) You can also phone for taxis locally. Just ask your hotel reception for details (they may even phone on your behalf)

About Author

I have always had an interest in travel and now I have My two boys I want them to see more than just the UK. I hope to give advice and tips to other parents who are anxious about travelling with their children.

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