All Things Austria

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Across
  1. 4. — Furry mountain animal that whistles when it’s scared.
  2. 5. — Composer called the “Waltz King.”
  3. 9. — Monster from a Vienna legend that could turn people to stone.
  4. 11. — Traditional short leather pants worn at festivals.
  5. 13. — Parades where people dress up as Krampus monsters.
  6. 14. — What Austrians say when clinking glasses (“cheers”).
  7. 15. — Mythical dragon-like creature said to live in the Alps.
  8. 16. — Musical instrument often used in Austrian folk songs.
  9. 19. — Castle on the hill above Salzburg.
  10. 22. — Famous cathedral in Vienna with colorful roof tiles.
  11. 26. — Austrian movie star who helped invent Wi-Fi technology.
  12. 28. — Big shallow lake on the border with Hungary.
  13. 29. — Austria’s capital city, known for music, coffeehouses, and grand palaces.
  14. 30. — Doctor who discovered blood types.
Down
  1. 1. — Scary creature who comes out before Christmas to punish naughty kids.
  2. 2. — Scientist known for the “cat in a box” experiment.
  3. 3. — The tallest mountain in Austria.
  4. 6. — Energy drink that “gives you wings,” made in Austria.
  5. 7. — Winter witch who checks if people worked hard during the year.
  6. 8. — Old imperial palace in Vienna.
  7. 10. — Fried, breaded meat dish that’s Austria’s most famous food.
  8. 12. — Austrian word for a small snack between meals.
  9. 17. — Austrian tradition of relaxing for hours in coffeehouses.
  10. 18. — World-famous composer born in Salzburg.
  11. 20. — Famous chocolate cake from Vienna.
  12. 21. — Warm apple dessert wrapped in thin pastry.
  13. 23. — Famous Austrian Olympic ski champion.
  14. 24. — Austria’s most popular winter sport.
  15. 25. — Huge palace in Vienna once home to emperors.
  16. 27. — Austrian slang for “awesome” or “cool.”