Festival trip guides

Planning your journey to Crossing Europe in Linz? From air and rail options to local trams and late-night returns, this guide covers everything you need to know for smooth travel to the festival.

The Diagonale film festival brings Austrian cinema to Graz each spring. Getting there is straightforward: the city’s main station anchors an efficient rail network, while a nearby airport and reliable trams and buses connect you to festival venues. This guide covers every step, from booking your train to navigating late-night returns after screenings.

The Festival of Nations is an international short-film festival set in the scenic village of Lenzing near Lake Attersee in Austria. This guide explains how to reach the festival by car, train, or shuttle, and offers practical advice for arrival and late-night return.

FM4 Frequency Festival takes place in Green Park, St. Pölten, just 30 minutes from Vienna by train. Learn about direct trains, the late-night special return train, shuttle buses from the station, public bus options, and driving with parking tips.

Two villages, one legendary festival. This guide breaks down your route to the Schubertiade, from choosing the right airport to catching the post-concert shuttle, so you can focus on Schubert's music in the heart of the Bregenzerwald.

Discover the best ways to reach the Seefestspiele Mörbisch, Austria's famous lakeside festival. From shuttle buses and driving to trains and cycling, find the option that suits your trip.

Getting to Tiroler Festspiele Erl requires careful planning, especially since no late entry is allowed. This guide covers train connections, free shuttles requiring advance reservations, car routes, and parking details to ensure you arrive on time.

Nova Rock is Austria's largest rock festival, held each June on the Pannonia Fields in Nickelsdorf. This guide covers its location, typical dates, ticket purchasing, lineup history, camping, and travel tips.

The Schubertiade is a world-renowned chamber music festival set in the Bregenzerwald region of Austria. This guide helps first-timers demystify the festival: where it happens, how to plan a day between concerts and hikes, what to wear, and how to avoid common mistakes.

Packing for the Schubertiade means preparing for two worlds: elegant evening concerts in wood-paneled halls and daytime hikes through the Bregenzerwald. This guide covers what to wear, what to carry, and what to leave behind for a seamless festival experience in Schwarzenberg and Hohenems.

Everything you need to know about Schubertiade tickets for 2026 and 2027, including how to order, priority policies, and venue seating charts. Find out about official outlets and tips for securing seats.

A Schubertiade is more than a concert series; it's a celebration of Franz Schubert's music that originally took place in the composer's circle and now thrives as a world-class festival in Austria. This guide covers its origins, venues, program, and how to attend.