Today's Austria was formed in the 1950s after two world wars. Heraldic terms now refer to it as "Good Old Austria," consisting of nine federal states, where each license plate bears its coat of arms, its name, and tells its own unique story.
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Styria has been nicknamed the "green heart of Austria." Its capital, Graz, is a picturesque city. Its name has Slavic roots: "Gradec" means "small town."
Over the course of Austria's long history, the eagle on the coat of arms has endured much: its second head and the symbols of imperial power were taken away, and the hammer and sickle were given in its place. But it still thrives.
The federal state and capital of Austria. Famous for its imperial palaces, including Schönbrunn and the Hofburg Palace, it was home to such great composers as Mozart and Beethoven.
Hamburg is a classic "port city," and that says a lot, if not everything. Insider information from a trusted source – John Lennon: " I grew up in Hamburg ."
Berlin, the capital of Germany, is renowned for its striking contrasts, exceptional range of attractions, vibrant culture and a lifestyle that is both fast-paced and relaxed.