
Austria
Austria is in Europe, in the Central Europe region. Its capital is Vienna. It has a population of about 9.2 million and an area of 83,871 km². Its flag has 2 colors, and the one that takes up the most space is red, at 66.7% of the total.
The flag of Austria as a pie chart
- Red 66.7%
- White 33.3%
- Design
- Horizontal stripes (3)
- Symbol
- No coat of arms or symbols
Each slice shows how much of the flag each color covers. It's the same data as CakeFlag, our game where you guess countries from the colors of their flag.
Austria at a glance
- Capital
- Vienna
- Continent
- Europe
- Region
- Central Europe
- Official languages
- Austro-Bavarian German
- Currency
- Euro
- National day
- October 26
- Highest point
- Grossglockner (about 3,800 meters)
- Anthem
- “Land der Berge, Land am Strome”
- Olympic Games
- Hosted in 1964 and 1976 (Winter)
- Area
- 83,871 km²95th smallest out of 208
- Population
- 9.2 million97th most populous out of 204 · 2025 data
- Population density
- 109.8 people/km²87th most densely populated out of 204 · 2025 data
- GDP
- US$ 579.5 billion28th highest GDP out of 200 · 2025 data
- GDP per capita
- US$ 62,93018th highest GDP per capita out of 200 · 2025 data
- Life expectancy
- 82 years34th highest life expectancy out of 204 · 2024 data
More facts
- Joined the UN in 1955
- Landlocked
Fun facts about Austria
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- A village changed its name in 2021 because it sounded like a swear word in English and people kept stealing its signs. Source: Wikipedia (en) - Fugging, Upper Austria
- It has the oldest zoo in the world still in operation, opened in 1752. Source: Wikipedia (en) - Tiergarten Schönbrunn
- Mozart and Arnold Schwarzenegger were born there. Source: Wikipedia (es) - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Neighboring countries
Austria borders 8 countries:
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Data: World Bank, world-countries, Wikidata and CIA World Factbook. See all sources.