Austria is known for its slow-paced, stop-and-smell-the-strudel attitude. For Christmas, Austrians start early, go slow and touch all the holiday bases.

VIENNA — Perhaps she was out looking for Santa. A 3-year-old American girl wandered away from her family’s hotel in Salzburg, Austria, around midnight Christmas Eve and investigated the city … ...

Experience the Old World enchantment of traditional Christmas markets on a seven-night tour of Germany and Austria. The tour, starting Dec. 5, visits Regensburg, Germany; Steyr, Austria; and ...

Savoring rich-rooted holiday traditions is a joy when traveling to Austria in December and winter months. From Christmas markets, which the country is known for, to skiing and snowboarding in the ...

Green Rabbit nursery in Austria is selling living Christmas trees and delivering them to your home for free.

Austria is going to pause its lockdown on the unvaccinated over Christmas and New Year’s Eve thanks to a drop in Covid -19 cases.

The festive swirl of heartwarming Christmas sights, sounds and smells abound in Austria — the land where the season’s most-loved carol, "Silent Night," was first performed more than 200 years ago.

The feast of St Nicholas marks the beginning of Christmas in Austria. The saint, accompanied by the devil, asks children for a list of their good and bad deeds. Good children are given sweets ...