The Austrian Border refers to the international boundaries that define the territory of Austria. It shares borders with eight countries: Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. These borders are significant for trade, travel, and cultural exchange within Europe. The Austrian Border is characterized by diverse landscapes, including the Alps in the west and flat plains in the east. The borders are monitored and regulated by various customs and immigration authorities, ensuring the security and legal movement of people and goods between Austria and its neighboring countries.