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Austria is a country steeped in history that stands out with its historic architecture and countless artists from European countries. The most important representative of Viennese classical music was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The concerts with its masterpieces and its museums are very popular among tourists.

The capital Vienna is a charming mix of old and new. Many buildings in the city center are reminiscent of the Baroque period. In addition, Vienna was crowned the most livable city in the world for the 10th time in a row. The reason for this is, among other things, the well-connected public transportation. Taking the S-Bahn is the most convenient and cost-effective way to reach the city center.

Around 700,000 Muslims live in Austria. This is also reflected in the cityscape. Similar to Germany, there are many options for halal dining there. The highest proportion of Muslims in Austria are those with Turkish citizenship, followed by Bosnians, Serbs, Croats, Slovenes, Macedonians, Iranians and Egyptians.

Austria is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. Around 45 million tourists come every year to explore the multicultural country. The most popular travel destinations include the city of Salzburg and the Tyrolean area. However, the most popular travel destination is and remains the capital Vienna.

Austria's most popular sights and activities for Muslim visitors

For winter and ski vacationers there are some halal-friendly accommodations. Popular locations such as Salzburg or Tyrol offer families a wide range of leisure activities. Many shopping centers and children's play halls ensure a stay regardless of the weather.

Mozart's birthplace is located in Salzburg and is very interesting for lovers of classical music. Numerous inexpensive Mozart concerts take place throughout the city.

The inner city of Vienna is the best place for shopping in Austria. The popular shopping streets include Mariahilferstrasse, Schleifmühlgasse and Kärntnerstrasse. There are many shopping opportunities there for every purpose, from designer shops to fashion discounters.

Vienna is also known for its numerous museums. There is a museum for almost every art movement. In addition, the admission prices are very low and free entry is granted up to the age of 19.

Just like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Schönbrunn Palace, built 300 years ago, is the landmark of Vienna. The state rooms with original furniture give an authentic impression of the imperial lifestyle.

For chocolate lovers, the Chocolate Museum in Vienna is an absolute must-see. Here you have the opportunity to make your own chocolate bar according to your taste and learn everything about the history of chocolate.

Halal food and restaurants in Austria

Austrian cuisine offers numerous vegetarian dishes such as spinach dumplings or Kaiserschmarrn. Many original recipes have been replaced with vegetables due to the high demand for meatless dishes. There is therefore a meat-free version for almost every dish on every menu.

Austria is also very well known for its fish dishes. For halal-conscious travelers, fish is the perfect alternative to vegetarian dishes.

There are many options for meat lovers thanks to the international offering. Due to the high number of Muslim residents, it is easy to find halal restaurants in Austria. There are numerous Turkish, Arabic, Egyptian and Indian restaurants. The largest selection is undoubtedly in Vienna.

There are also many Turkish, Arabic and Indian supermarkets in Austria. This initially came about through requests from foreign residents. However, more and more Austrians are finding such markets to experiment with foreign ingredients. It is also not uncommon to find more Turkish products in Austrian discounters. The Austrian market has adapted to the high demand.

However, for halal poultry and meat, Muslims still use smaller Turkish shops as these are butchers who usually have halal certificates. Austrian companies are increasingly including halal-certified meat dishes in their range.