Administrations and services Austria

The association Austria pro France is dedicated to promoting a wide range of French-speaking hotels in Austria. Its website also features special offers and tours, and provides regularly updated information on the country. You can also choose your hotel according to your tastes and expectations (family vacations, gastronomy, hiking, etc.). Coupled with its information and reservation center, it's a very complete service, all free of charge and in French!

Oberpullendorf is the district capital and administrative center of the region. With over 3,000 inhabitants, the town offers a high quality of life to its residents, with a diversified economy, first-class medical services, a varied cultural offering and a comprehensive leisure infrastructure. Oberpullendorf has also become a commercial center and meeting place for the entire region, with over 200 shops and businesses. The town is nestled in a fertile hilly landscape in the valley of the Stoober brook, an ancient settlement site dating back to Celtic and Roman times. Oberpullendorf is also known for its schools and educational institutions, as well as its gastronomic scene and numerous clubs. As a tourist destination, Oberpullendorf offers many opportunities for shopping, relaxation and cultural discovery.

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Vienna is a modern and diverse metropolis, where everyone is free to love whoever he or she wants. The city offers many LGBT events, such as Vienna Pride, the Rainbow Ball and fetish festivals, which attract people from all over the world. Vienna's gay nightlife is lively, with numerous clubs and parties to party the night away. The city's cafés, restaurants and bars also cater to the LGBT community. For those who enjoy shopping, Vienna also offers options to suit their needs. LGBT people can also get married in the city's most beautiful venues. To discover Vienna's LGBT scene, the documentary "Queens of Vienna" presents the lives of three drag queens. Finally, the city offers LGBT walks to discover the community's emblematic places. Vienna is an open and welcoming destination for the LGBT community.

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For lost items on the train or in a Vienna station, please contact this office located at the South station.

A website, a blog, a mine of information! For the past ten years, Amélise, originally from Burgundy, has been living in Vienne, sharing her tips, discoveries, anecdotes and good addresses with a sense of humor and a wealth of documentation. Take a stroll through this rich site, and you'll find a wealth of ideas and shortcuts for recipes and visits, as well as ways to better understand and adapt to local traditions. Widely used by French-speaking residents of Austria, and authorized for visitors and tourists alike!

Founded in 2014, this association is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Run by volunteers, it's dedicated to welcoming French and French-speaking people, helping them integrate into a friendly network, and discovering the particularities of life in Austria, and more specifically in Vienna. The aim is to share experiences, know-how, tips, information and addresses. These are all opportunities for mutual enrichment, but also for spreading the French language and culture.

This is the website of the Vienna Tourist Office. Available in many languages, including French, which is particularly noteworthy as tourist information is rarely provided in French in Austria. In addition to German, English remains the rule. The site is extremely comprehensive, well-documented and up-to-date. You'll find precise information and detailed articles on points of interest, restaurants, hotels, cultural or sporting events, trendy places, LGBT addresses, and so on. Valuable and reliable.

Do you want to discover Vienna in the text? The IKI has been teaching German as a foreign language since 1981. Programmes are offered in cooperation with international institutes. You work in groups of 15 participants. The aim is to master listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Possibility to prepare for the examinations for the Austrian Language Diploma (ÖSD). Immersion and effective teaching methods help you to make rapid progress.

The LFV welcomes around 1,850 students of over 85 nationalities and 40 different mother tongues. It offers continuous education in 4 schools: Maternelle, Elémentaire, Collège, Lycée, with access to multilingualism from an early age. Two languages of instruction: French and German. The Baccalaureate and complementary Austrian Matura are awarded. A pedagogy based on kindness and dialogue, a balanced lunch prepared on site and numerous extra-curricular activities all contribute to the school's appeal and success.