Sentences with phrase «austrian town»

So what can the residents of a flood - prone Austrian town teach us about facing extreme weather in the age of climate change?

Located at the eastern edge of the Wachau Valley, where the Krems and Danube Rivers meet, the Austrian town of Krems is a beautiful medieval riverside destination which is known for its wine production.

This documentary about an Austrian town getting replicated in China has an uneven flow, but enough striking visuals to earn a recommendation.

Once the stars do arrive, the picture tears off after the bombs, following Devoe and Kelly as they violently interrogate baddies, study maps and evidence, and, in the film's best sequence, engage in a little demolition derby with villains in the middle of an Austrian town square.

Local officials and church leaders in the Austrian town of Saalfelden may have just the gig for you.

Stronach and Gingl grew up in the same Austrian town, and worked together for four decades at Magna.

Not exact matches

All Austrian racers, needless to say, do not come from the same town.

Town were caught napping immediately following the referee's whistle, and a missed interception let the Austrian flick the ball into his path before unleashing an accurate volley which Jonas Lössl couldn't keep out despite his best athletic efforts.

Last week, when one group boarded a train that appeared to be bound for the Austrian border but then stopped in the town of Bicske, those with phones posted warnings to those still waiting in Budapest.

All of this is surrounded by the Austrian Alps which you get the occasional glimpse of as you walk through town, and not to mention a fortress above overlooks the whole city.

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THE LAST STAND probably won't be very good, we might as well not kid ourselves, but it gives us the chance to see Arnold Schwarzenegger back in full force as a small town sheriff with an implausibly American name and a thick Austrian accent.

The 500 - mile drive from the Austrian ski town of Kitzbühel to Geneva, Switzerland, combines sinewy mountain passes through tiny towns and lengthy expanses of highway, and is ostensibly the toughest test of this Bentayga's mettle as a pavement - gobbling Bentley.

It boasts such famous sights as the majestic former headquarters of Austrian Lloyd Trieste and old - money palaces that flank the opulent town hall on Piazza Grande.

Discover the beauty of the Austrian Tyrol during this rail holiday based in Seefeld, a historic resort town perfectly placed for exploring the region's mountains, lakes and villages, as well as the fascinating local heritage railways.

This was the location of fierce fighting between the Italians and the Austrians during WW1 and they've restored a complex of bunkers and trenches on a hill just outside the town.

A short stroll confirms my first impression: a petty bourgeois town, very Austrian.

The Old Town of Innsbruck, Austria, situated in the Austrian Alps of the state Tyrol.

It was here Austrian heir apparent, Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated which led to the outbreak of World War I. Spend the afternoon in the spa town of Ilidza and enjoy a carriage ride to Vrelo Bosne spring.

Continue along the Inn Valley to the Austrian Tyrol and on to Innsbruck, a picturesque town where you view the sights including the Golden Roof and see the ski - jump.

In the town centre located on the corner of South Indian Canyon and Arenas Road the Johannes restaurant offers some truly tasty Austrian dining.

Why Kris loves this location: The little town of Hallstatt, nestled in the Austrian Alps, is one of my favorite towns.

Gastein is the big one, linking the classic spa town of Bad Gastein (all grand belle epoque buildings along with a waterfall thundering into the gorge that cuts through the middle) and Bad Hofgastein (more modern and busier but still with Austrian charm).

With its myriad of different attractions, truly wonderful Alpine panoramas and popular towns, the Austrian Tyrol is really one of Europe's must - see destinations.

We also include excursions to a number of other less famous places - whether you are drawn to the picturesque town of Kufstein with its mighty medieval fortress, or prefer the prestigious chalet - lined resort of Kitzbühel, you are sure to enjoy discovering the fabulous Austrian Tyrol.

Alternatively, you could enjoy a visit to the picturesque UNESCO - listed village of Hallstatt on our tour of the Austrian Lake District, or visit two World Heritage Old Towns and the stunning listed city of St Petersburg on our Baltic Explorer holiday.

Nestled beside the Austrian Alps on the banks of the River Salzach, this historic city is famed for its Baroque architecture and UNESCO - listed Old Town.

Misty Mountain offers comfortable self - catering accommodation in 3 separate flats situated on the ground floor of a double - storey Austrian - style home in the tranquil town of Villiersdorp, located within close proximity to Theewaterskloof Dam.

I adored this Austrian city, especially the Old Town pedestrian area and both sides of the river, Salzach.

Star Alliance carrier Austrian Airlines has announced that it will add two new international destinations to its network in 2018 — Cape Town, South Africa and Japan's capital, Tokyo.

In the far south of Germany, in the province of Garmisch - Partenkirchen on the Austrian border, lies the unassuming, yet disarmingly charming town of Oberammergau.

Set in the heart of the Austrian Lake District, Traunkirchen is a delightful town on the shores of Lake Traunsee, nestled at the foot of Traunstein, an imposing mountain that towers over the village at over 5,000 ft. With scenic walks on your doorstep, and other villages accessible via a boat ride across the lake, this is the perfect spot for a breathtakingly beautiful break.

This historical, pretty town dates back to the 15th century, and boasts breathtaking views over the water towards the Swiss and Austrian Alps.

She was the daughter of an Austrian judge, born into a Jewish family in the town of Lemberg, Austria - Hungary, now Lviv in Ukraine.

Members of the group met with Aldo de Luca from the Swiss Embassy and German Ambassador Eckart Cuntz; Austrian Ambassador Heidemaria Gürer was out of town.