Maria-Theresien-Platz

Maria Tracey Square, sublime, great, solemn and spectacular. In the middle of the square is the giant bronze statue of Queen Tracey. The queen sits south to north, holding a scepter and wearing a crown, she is very majestic, but with a merciful face. The natural history museum and art history museum on both sides of the square. The Christmas market in the square is very lively.

This is the center of Vienna. The location is equivalent to Tiananmen Square in Beijing, but this square is much smaller than Tiananmen Square. At the center of the square is a statue of Maria Teresa, the queen is known as the mother-in-law of Europe, has many daughters, and married many kings of Europe at the time.

The center of Vienna is Maria Tracey's Square, the whole square is noble, great, solemn and spectacular. In the middle of the square is the giant bronze statue of Queen Tracey's. The queen sits south to north, holding a scepter and wearing a crown, which is very majestic, but with a merciful face. On both sides of the square are two identical buildings: the Museum of Natural History and the Museum of Art History. The two buildings are identical, except that the sculptures in front are different.

A large square in Vienna, adjacent to the city's Ringstrae, the central ring road, and the museum district (the Museum of Modern Art, in the former Royal stables).

The Plaza Maria Trecia is located between the Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural History, and the center of the square stands the statues of Maria Tracia. The square is small, on the side of the Heroes Square, but visually full, and the legendary Queen Maria Tracey's posture overshadowed the atmosphere of the square as it once dominated the Holy Roman Empire.