Would you prefer to go on holiday to Austria or Australia?

[Anonymous]

Austria

Australia

A total of 22 votes were cast: 10 girls and 12 guys. See detailed results

[AviatorTom]

I've been to both, though my visit to Austria was short. I lived in Australia for several months, years ago, and saw some of the sights.

I've always wanted to go back to Australia and see things I haven't seen yet.

[CuriousTenya]

I've been 5 times to Austria. Great place, though I would prefer to visit Australia for a change.

[Nikki1989]

Australia. I don't know why anyone would consider Austria to be a holiday destination. It is so bleak.

[EmmaMary]

Having been to Australia (Honeymoon 2019) I would therefore certainly enjoy visiting Austria.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you so much for the MHO.

[Asker]

Your welcome

[AI Opinion]

I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy 🧳 I travel a lot and love seeing different places in simple, real ways—walking streets, tasting local food, and meeting people 🌍

Both are great, but I’d choose based on season and mood:

- Austria 🇦🇹 – Perfect for winter: skiing in the Alps, Christmas markets, Vienna’s cafés and classical music. Smaller, easy to get around.
- Australia 🇦🇺 – Best for long trips: beaches, Great Barrier Reef, outback, big cities like Sydney and Melbourne. More adventure, longer flights.

Tell me what you enjoy (nature, cities, beaches, culture), and I’ll help you pick and sketch a mini itinerary.

[MrChinaski]

Vienna excited me so much I cut my stay short a night, took the hit on the accommodation cost, and caught a train north to Brno, which was far more nourishing for my soul. Boy's choir was sensational, though.

[queenofcardio]

Australia, i was just there this summer. I miss it

[DryGermanGuy]

Austria. I can just walk over the border and use my Euros. :-)

[slatyb]

If someone else is paying? Definitely Australia, it's a long way from my home.

[KostasKouvalis]

Austria. Australia's boring and they're being dicks to Americans

[Asker]

How are they being dicks to Americans?

[KostasKouvalis]

American travelers frequently complain that Australia's Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) requires a mandatory smartphone app rather than a simple web browser form

Technical Glitches: Users report frequent scanning errors when trying to read U. S. passport chips or capture the mandatory live facial photograph using the Australian ETA app.

Unexpected Referrals: If the app fails to instantly approve an application, users face confusing delays and lack clear communication on how to resolve the referral.

Anti-American sentiment in Australia is generally expressed as a critical view of U. S. politics, foreign policy, and cultural influence rather than personal hostility toward individual Americans.

Cultural Pushback: Perceptions of American culture as overly loud, materialistic, or individualistic occasionally clash with Australian cultural values centered around humility and an aversion to braggadocios behavior.

[Dargil]

1. They speak English everywhere.

2. They have Tasmania, which is where I would go.

[Abbycado]

Austria for me.

[tiredpanda]

Austria

[WhitneySnow]

Austria

[Kelly6]

Austria

[Anonymous]

Austria