Moving to Austria ?
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Dreaming of moving to the country of the Alps and classical music composers? It would be our pleasure to take your precious belongings to Austria. If you are looking for a reliable service with earnest customer service and incredibly helpful and kind drivers – you are in the right place! MyCheapRemovals offers all of these for the best price possible.
MyCheapRemovals sticks to four basic principles
- Provide the customers with an extraordinary service, assist them and address their needs
- Take care of the customer’s load as if it was ours
- Offer the most competitive and satisfactory price for the European removals
- Provide door to door removals in no time at all
How to check the price?
It is super simple! Insert collection and delivery place of your removal to Austria, as well as your email address, choose the volume you need and email yourself a quote. You will receive the quote for all the volumes we offer: 5m3, 10m3, 15m3 and 30m3. If you are not sure what how much cubic meters you need, please CHECK OUR VISUALIZATION FOR EACH VOLUME.
The price you received is final, and includes:
- all applicable taxes
- cost of a ferry
- transit insurance up to £20.000 per van
- our driver’s assisstance with loading and one hour with unloading
- fuel
- transportation
How to book?
If you are satisfied with the price of your removal to Austria, it is time to place the order. Use the quote you received and clik the button “BOOK NOW” next to the option you require. If you want to know what the whole removal process looks like, please check our A TO Z EXPLANATION HERE.
What are you waiting for?
Get attracted to the baroque streetscape of Vienna! MyCheapRemovals offers the move from London for £559 only!
Pack up to 5m3 of your equipment to our van and come to enjoy winter sports in a picturesque Innsbruck for £489!
Also, CLICK HERE if you want to find out some more facts about this exciting country.
Removals have never been so simple and cheap. In MyCheapRemovals we bend over backwards to make the whole process as straightforward and cost effective as possible. So how do we work? Loading your goods It all starts when our kind and experienced driver appears at your door to offer his assistance with loading your precious […]
Moving to Austria If you are planning on moving to Austria, MCR has the expertise and the local knowledge to tailor the move to your specific needs. Austria can be a very exciting holiday or expat destination. Whether you would prefer to see stunning landscapes, move to a historic city, or to the cosmopolitan capital, […]
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A few interesting facts about Austria
1. Austria has given the world many famous classical music composers, including Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, Liszt, J. Strauss, Mahler, and Bruckner.
2. The founder of the German sports car company ‘Porsche’ was the Austrian Ferdinand Porsche. He also designed the Volkswagen.
3. The magic words for wine drinkers in Vienna are ein Achtel (an eighth of a liter), which is the most common serving size in Vienna
4. Viennese psychiatrist Sigmund Freud is best known as the founding father of psychoanalysis, which has heavily influenced modern psychology as well as other domains of science and culture.
5. Alpine, or downhill, skiing has been the most popular sport in Austria for over 100 years. Mathias Zdarsky wrote the first handbook of skiing in 1897, invented the first ski bindings worthy of mention, and organized the first slalom race in 1905.
6. Austrian actor Christoph Waltz has won two Academy Awards for Best-Supporting Actor Award for his roles as the sadistic SS Standartenfürher Hans Landa, in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds in 2010, and as German dentist and bounty hunter King Schultz in Tarantino’s Django Unchained in 2013.
7. The Austrian tradition of cake baking goes back centuries, with competition fierce between towns and cities to produce the finest tortes. Even in small villages, bakeries would try to outdo each other. Almost every Austrian city has its trademark cake. The most famous Austrian cake is the Viennese Sachertorte, a rich chocolate cake invented by Chef Franz Sacher for Chancellor Metternich in 1832.
