Vietnamese tourists impressed with a 'million-dollar view' meal in the Austrian Alps.

The trip offered many memorable experiences, such as admiring the magnificent scenery and enjoying the delicious food of Austria.

During his recent trip exploring Europe, Mr. Tran Minh Thien had the opportunity to visit Innsbruck, Austria. While Hallstatt is the most familiar destination for tourists visiting Austria, Mr. Thien chose Innsbruck as his destination. Innsbruck is a beautiful city nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Alps in western Austria . Sharing his feelings about Innsbruck, Mr. Tran Minh Thien said: “I was captivated by the city's stunning beauty. The colorful classical houses, unique architecture, and magnificent natural landscape create a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. Innsbruck is also a great destination for those who love skiing. The skiing experience was unforgettable; I had the chance to ski at Nordkette Skyline Park – where you can admire the panoramic view of the Alps and Innsbruck from above.”

Many tourists from all over the world come here to experience skiing. Photo: Minh Thien.

Colorful houses in Innsbruck. Photo: Minh Thien. — Colorful houses in Innsbruck, Austria. Photo: Minh Thien.

The living spaces of the people here are surrounded by lush green nature. Photo: Minh Thien.

Mr. Tran Minh Thien said that, in his personal opinion, the cost of living in Austria is quite reasonable. During his 3-day, 2-night trip to Innsbruck, he spent approximately 8 million VND (Vietnamese Dong). Like many other tourist destinations, there are various types of accommodation available, from budget to luxury. His group chose to rent an apartment for four people, 40 square meters with full amenities, costing 320 Euros for two nights. Enjoying the local cuisine is a wonderful experience not to be missed when visiting Austria. Eating at casual eateries costs only about 10-15 Euros per meal. If you choose a more upscale restaurant, the price is around 25 Euros per meal. On average, your daily food expenses could be around 50 Euros. When getting around Innsbruck, most tourists use public transport to reach attractions. Especially when traveling between countries, tourists can use trains because they are quite convenient and fast. The cost of travel is approximately 30-60 Euros per trip between European countries.

The food and drinks are suited to Asian tastes. Photo: Minh Thien.

Recounting his most memorable experience during his trip to Innsbruck, Mr. Tran Minh Thien said it was probably the moment he enjoyed a beer at an altitude of 2,300 meters. “I was captivated by the stunning scenery, including delicious food and my favorite drinks amidst the majestic natural surroundings. From the Seegrube restaurant, I could gaze out at the panoramic view of Innsbruck. While enjoying the delicious food and admiring the beautiful view, I felt a sense of peace and tranquility. If this were in Vietnam, I would probably describe this view as a million-dollar view. This is a truly unforgettable experience in my life,” he said.