Belvedere Palace

The Belvedere Palace is a Baroque-style palace located in the center of Vienna. Together with the Hofburg Palace and Schönbrunn Palace, it is known as the three major palaces in Vienna. It was the palace of Prince Eugen of the Habsburg dynasty. It is now the seat of the Austrian National Gallery. The Belvedere Palace is divided into the Upper Belvedere Palace and the Lower Belvedere Palace. The Upper Belvedere Palace was originally a place for banqueting guests, while the Lower Belvedere Palace was originally the living room of the prince, and now both are art galleries. In addition to appreciating the paintings of the masters, the building itself, the design of the nave, the sculptures, the gardens, etc. are in Baroque style, which is worth seeing. Look at the paintings of the masters. There are many European art treasures in the beautiful palace, including ancient Egyptian relics, Greek and Roman statues, decorative art works, early Christian art works, clocks and instruments, etc., as well as various rare items of the Renaissance and other periods. Weird work. Upper Belvedere Palace Upper Belvedere Palace houses the complete collection of Klimt and Kirkschka works today, as well as the great works of Schiller and French Impressionism. Among them, Klimt's "Gold", "Painting", "Kiss" and "Judith" stand out. Belvedere Lower Belvedere The collection of the Belvedere Palace is mainly concentrated in the medieval baroque style flower hall, among which it is worth mentioning the romantic and altar portraits under the post-Gothic style masters Michel Pacher and Louland F. Works by Ruf and Conrad Leib.