Schonbrunn Palace

Schloß Schönbrunn

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

# Vienna Schnbrunn Palace Vienna's Schnbrunn Palace, is a popular attraction, equivalent to the summer palace of the Habsburg royals. Its name comes from the Holy Roman Emperor Matthias (reigned from 1612 to 1619). It is said that in 1612 he hunt to the Fort Kate between Meidling and Hietzing, drinking the spring water, refreshing the sweet potato, and naming this The spring is "US Spring", and since then "Meiquan" has become the name of this region. In 1743, the Austrian Empress Maria Teresia ordered the construction of the magnificent Schnbrunn Palace and Baroque gardens, with a total area of 26,000 square meters, second only to the French Palace of Versailles. But unlike Versailles, it has a raised back hill that overlooks the entire city of Vienna. Years of change, glory is not, how many romantic figures, still look at the present. Travel tips: 1. Entrance tickets are divided into two teams, machine and labor. Tickets purchased by automatic machines cannot use the city pass offer. Please note. After the ticket is purchased successfully, the admission time will be specified, and it is necessary to enter the venue at that point in time, in order to control the flow of people. 2. Photographs are not allowed in the main hall of Schnbrunn Palace, and there is a Chinese audio guide. 3. The Spring Garden and the Roman Forum in the Peak District are all free to enter publicly, without tickets.

Schnbrunn Palace is a Baroque art building in the southwest of Vienna. It was once the royal palace of the Roman Empire and the Austrian Empire. The Schnbrunn Palace was built in the 14th century, and the Emperor Matisse of the Holy Roman Empire hunted here. The sweet spring water here was refreshed and sweet, and the word "Meiquan" was obtained. Today's Schnbrunn Palace is open to the public free of charge. Visitors are free to visit and take pictures. The real royal palace needs to buy tickets and not take pictures.

Traveling in Europe, if you don't have enough time, please leave a day for Vienna. As the capital of Austria, the world famous music capital, located in Vienna on the Danube River is beautiful and romantic. Step out of the Vienna train station, follow the signs, and start from the World Heritage Schnbrunn Palace, measuring the beautiful city with your footsteps. One of the benefits of European cities is that even if you don't go to every famous attraction, it's like going through a lot of places. When I went to Vienna, there were only a few hours during the day, and important sights such as Schnbrunn Palace, Old Town, St. Stephen's Cathedral, City Hall, Church of Our Lady, St. Peter's Church, etc., actually left on both legs. Again. Although a little hasty, but also left enough reason for the next time!