Vienna

Austria's most beautiful library Vienna is a very friendly city for tourists. Most of the attractions are surrounded by the ring road, and many of the attractions are indoors, without fear of rain and cold. Just near Hofburg, there is one of the oldest libraries in the world, the Austrian National Library and the most beautiful library in Austria. The earliest collection of books dates back to the 14th century and has begun to take shape in the 16th century. In 1902, the library was nationalized and now has a total of 2.4 million volumes. The intermediate reading hall is a high-profile elliptical roof with long walkways on both sides as an exhibition hall. The murals of the dome are colorful and colorful, describing war and peace. Exquisite gold decoration The space supported by the marble stone makes people feel amazing when they enter, and they often look up. Reminds me of Yu Qiuyu in the cultural journey

Eastern Europe's ultra-poor retro market, such as back to the last century! Children's interest is full If you travel to Europe, probably no one will refuse to flea market, just walk around with a leisurely mood, there is a sense of lingering through the old times. If you are lucky, you can also find a lot of mysterious treasures, or commemorative antiques? Here, perhaps there are no high-value shopkeepers or exquisite and elegant stalls, everything is rough and untrimmed, mostly piled in the corner or even laid on the ground. But you can find crystal shoes and blue dresses of the last century, Iranian carpets and Turkish coffee cups, even bohemian crystal products and Chinese porcelain. Tips: There is a secret here, that is, to go to the market to get early, the sooner you can get the better. Usually open at 9 am, close at 4 pm, the most on Saturday and Sunday, the old objects are even more unusual. About shooting techniques: You can wear a vintage or printed maxi dress, or take more close-ups of accessories and old objects. The locals are very hospitable, remember to take a lot of photos with them say hi!

Traveling in Vienna | Avoiding the crowd, this is the romance of the literary fan to the world music capital of Vienna, many people will listen to a concert included in the itinerary. In fact, this is a treasure travel place, many places are less beautiful, literary and romantic. Vienna Chur Salon , famous for its king of waltzes. This is an Italian Renaissance-style building, created in 1865 and officially opened in 1867, in this historic building. Known for being the king of waltz, John Strauss. The concert hall has a 550-person concert hall, the Lanner Hall and three other grand ballrooms. And the Chur Salon in Vienna has its own Vienna Old Salon Orchestra , one of the most famous orchestras playing classical music in Vienna. More than 500 concerts are held each year. Featured experience: John Strauss Ball, Christmas Night Dinner and Concert, New Year's Eve Gala Dinner on December 31, January 1st, New Year's Day New Year Party, etc. The Sissi Museum in the Hurricane Card The Princess Museum in the Hofburg Palace shows the truth behind the myth. When visiting the museum, people can see the life of the rare queen in the world. You can feel her resistance to the court rules, the extreme love for sports, the obsession and pursuit of art, and more beautiful. Crazy pursuit. It is recommended to take a free Chinese interpreter at the entrance of the museum. fare: 9.90 euros, with a Vienna card discount of 8.90 euros Princess Museum in the palace of the Hofburg Palace court, you can take a tour when visiting the Hofburg Palace.

Want to avoid the crowding of the National Day Golden Week? The recommender is less likely to travel outside the country! The hometown of Princess Sissi - Vienna In Vienna, the weather is always fine, the rhythm of the big film wow. The Hofburg area has always been an important residence for the royal family of Habsburg, Austria, and is a very important part of Vienna. Everywhere I am deeply involved in this building control, the carriage travels like a passing road on the stone road of ancient times. There is a princess museum here, which is especially worth visiting. ~ "Dear, I am not at home in the cafe; not in the cafe, just go On the way to the cafe. This is a note written by a Vienna artist to his girlfriend. Now, it can be seen that the caf is the place where many Austrian artists were inspired to inspire. There is no ambiguity and exaggeration, and some are just quiet thinking and slow-paced enjoyment. How to be slow to learn high efficiency... Recharge your batteries to gain momentum. The Vienna Bubble Cafe is the highlight. Find a seat in the window to rest in the cafe, while listening to classical music, drinking coffee, how comfortable and leisurely!

At the highlights of the museum, together with the art history made a choice in many museums in Vienna, we have locked in the Museum of Art History. One reason is that there are many things to look at. When the two protagonists in "Before Sunrise" swam around Vienna, they passed through here, but they did not go in. The Habsburg dynasty had been in power for more than 600 years in Vienna. On both sides of the Ring Road, the magnificent architecture stands out, and it still shows the glory of the family. The Vienna Museum of Art History is one of the many magnificent buildings, and the other is a palace-like building. It is the Vienna Museum of Natural History, both of which are Vienna's proud Museums. Into the magnificent building, start a journey of time and space. From the museums of the city of Alexandria in the third century BC to the backyards of the Roman aristocracy more than a hundred years later, precious artifacts and works of art have always been good for the royal family. Exciting Egyptian and Oriental art, exquisite ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, sculptural and decorative art showing the full picture of the Renaissance and Baroque art, Drer, Rembrandt, Titian, Tintoretto, Carava The outstanding paintings of masters such as Joe and Bruegel, the Vienna Museum of Art History is like a Noahs Ark full of art treasures.

Many people saw my group of photos in the ticket circle. They all commented below. 1 Where is this place? 2How did you do that there were no tourists taking pictures around? This is the Vienna Palace of Justice. It is now the main office of the Austrian Supreme Court, the Vienna State High Court, the Vienna State Supreme Prosecutor's Office, the Vienna State Civil Court and other legal departments. It can be said that I have seen the most magnificent. The court is over. A lot of people can't think that the court can be so beautiful. When my husband and I said that you want to be here, Mr.'s whole question mark face When entering inside, Mr. is completely symmetrical. The design is attracted, the tall columns, the wide stairs, the exquisite sculptures, the gorgeous but the solemnity, this architectural style is really too cure for obsessive-compulsive disorder. This is not a place for regular visitors to visit. It is a place to be taken by ins bloggers. Therefore, there are not many tourists, and most of the photos taken inside are Western tourists. The Palace of Justice is located behind the Museum of Natural History and can be visited after security screening. The security check is strict. First, the bag and other items on the body are given to the security guard. After that, the security door is scanned for scanning. After opening the door, the backpack is opened and the security guard checks the contents. When leaving, you don't have to check the backpack, but you still need to scan through the security door before you can go out. Because it is someone else's office, although it is open to visitors, it is recommended that you try to keep quiet. address

Hide the sights! The lesser-known Palace of Justice Vienna Justice Palace is hidden on the left side of the Austrian Parliament Building, behind the Vienna Museum of Natural History, but because its faade is covered by several trees, it is not even if it is specifically sought after. Its hard to find where it is going through thousands of times on the Ringstrasse. Vienna The Palace of Justice is now the main office of the Austrian Supreme Court, the Vienna State High Court, the Vienna State Supreme Prosecutor's Office, and the Vienna State Civil Court. But even many people in Vienna don't know that it is actually an attraction that is open to the public, and no tickets are charged. As long as they go through the security check at the entrance, they can enter. The Vienna Justice Palace, like the other buildings on the Ringstrasse in Vienna's Ringstrasse, was built in the era of Emperor Franz Joseph and designed by the Vienna architect Alexander Wielemans, so the interior of the building is symbolized by the successors of the Roman Empire. Double-headed eagle logo. Since its completion, the Vienna Palace of Justice has been the judicial center of Austria for more than 130 years. The lobby on the first floor has a symmetrical layout, tall columns and beautiful sculptures, gorgeous and solemn. The roof is a semi-elliptical glass, and the sun shines directly through the glass into the hall. It is rare that such a European-style attraction (more precisely, it should be a location) has no tourists and is a paradise for photographers. High sitting in the middle, holding a gold-plated sword in one hand and one hand on the code is the ancient Roman goddess Justitia, symbolizing fairness and justice. It is known as the most beautiful statue of justice in the world, and the face is serious, and Will is not angry. On top of the semi-circular god, a delicate red balance scale is set, indicating that the court trial is flat and unbiased. Take the central staircase and look around. The Palace of Justice is a symmetrical building centered on the dome. The doors and windows are large and small, and they are all semi-circular arches. The style inherits the cloak of ancient Roman architecture. When shooting, occasionally the staff inside passed through the corridor and saw that we would smile and nod. However, in order to protect the long-term nature of this position, it is recommended that friends who are going to shoot keep quiet and low-key. After all, it is the Supreme Court, not a tourist attraction. The top floor of the Palace of Justice is the cafe Justiz-Caf. I heard that it overlooks the famous buildings such as the Parliament, the City Hall, and the inner city of Vienna. If you are interested, you can go and have a look.

I was amazed with the architectural of the St. Stephen Cathedral. Do make sure you visit St Stephens for your spiritual sustenanc.

The Palace is very easy to reach by public transport (U Bahn). Free entry to the gardens, pay for the Palm and Desert Houses.