The Heroes' Square is the outer square of the Hofburg Palace, built during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I and is part of the so-called "Imperial Square" that was not fully built. The statue of Grand Duke Carl and Prince Eugen stands at both ends of the line. To the northeast of the square is the Hoffburg Palace, to the southeast is the New Hoffburg, and to the south-west the inner ring road, which is separated from the "outside the city gate" (Aeusseress Burgtor). It has a good view of the inner ring road, the Capitol, the City Hall, and the Castle Theatre.

Heroes Square is a huge open-air area in this place, and the place here is also very good. This place is also a good place for leisure and entertainment. Many unique buildings are distributed here, and there are some simple cafes.

The Heroes' Square is a square in Vienna, Austria's capital, the outer square of the Hofburg Palace, built during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I, and is part of the unbuilt Imperial Square.

Several famous attractions in the center of Vienna are very concentrated and can be visited on foot. That day, I visited the Vienna City Hall and the Parliament Building and walked to Maria Tracey Square. The Heroes Square was across the road. Heroes Square is the outer square of the Hofburg Palace. The square is very large and the building is arc-shaped. It is too large to feel that it can't be seen at once. It needs to be cut into several parts to watch. In front of the square is a large green lawn, and the statue of the Austrian hero's horse riding is the most eye-catching symbol in the square.

The Heroes Square, witnessing the city's changes over the centuries, is now subject to the test of the refugee influx. Along the Danube, the north-south river flows down the road, marked by the Buda Palace on the West Bank and the Pace Parliament Building on the East Bank, as well as four chain bridges that were rebuilt after World War II. The prices here are much lower. In addition to the core city, many places show dilapidated scenes, and the majestic wind has a long way to revive it. The night view of the river bank on the wall of the palace is beautiful.

Heroes Square is located in the heart of Vienna city center and is one of the main attractions in Vienna city center. It is surrounded and nearby by Hofburg, Presidential Palace, Prime Minister's Office, Vienna Municipal Government, Parliament Building, Natural History Museum, Art History Museum and other attractions. It is named after two Austrian heroes, Prince Eugen and Grand Duke Carl, who defeated the Turkish army and Napoleon's army respectively.

Vienna Heroes Square is very large and there are statues of heroes in the square. The Heroes Square is very close to the Parliament, and it takes about 15 minutes to walk. It is already an evening time, and there are still many tourists. The effect of the lights at night is even more beautiful.