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Must-see attractions in Vienna

Vienna, the capital of Austria, is a world-renowned cultural city and is known as the "City of Music". When traveling to Vienna, which places must you visit? Here are the attractions worth visiting in Vienna that I have compiled for you. I hope it will be useful to you!

Attractions worth visiting in Vienna

1: St. Stephen's Cathedral

Stephen's Cathedral is a landmark building in Vienna, and is known as the three cathedrals in Europe along with Cologne Cathedral and St. Peter's Cathedral. The funerals of successive Austrian emperors were held in this gorgeous church. Since the late 15th century, Stephen's Cathedral has been the Catholic bishopric and the most important church in Austria. Today, Stephen's Cathedral still stands quietly in the center of the lively old city, like the guardian of Vienna. When you come to the center of Vienna, you will be attracted by its majesty.

It is free to visit Stephen's Cathedral. I think it is worth a visit. Although I don't know much about that period of history, looking at these historical relics, you will feel the Habsburgs at that time. How glorious is the Fort Dynasty? For 4 euros, you can walk to the top of the tower and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Vienna! The interior feels great, and the missed visit to the catacombs will be left for next time. There are many carriages in the square in front of the church. The horses are particularly beautiful, and you are transported back to the Middle Ages. This is also the charm of all European cities; the fusion of modernity and classics.

Highlights:

1. Visit the main church, known as the "Heart of Vienna", and admire the unique colorful roof.

2. Climb up the South Tower and overlook the beautiful scenery of Vienna.

3. Take the elevator directly to the top of the North Tower and have a close contact with the vicissitudes of the "Pomerin" clock.

4. Vienna’s Golden Hall is located near Stephen’s Cathedral.

2: Schonbrunn Palace

Schonbrunn Palace is a palace located in the southwest of Vienna. Together with the royal gardens inside, it has become one of Austria's most important cultural symbols. , is also the most famous tourist attraction here.

Of course, the most important thing is that this was the place where Princess Sissi and Austrian King Franz once spent quality time together, and the French Emperor Napoleon lived in the palace twice when he occupied Vienna. In addition, the famous composer Mozart also played the piano for Austrian Empress Maria Theresia on the elegant palace stage when he was a child.

Sch?nbrunn Palace is very large. Its main buildings include the bright yellow palace main body, gardens, Sch?nbrunn Zoo and the Arc de Triomphe viewing platform. It takes about 3-4 hours to enter from the main entrance, visit the palace, then enter the gardens and stroll to the Arc de Triomphe. The gardens here are free to enter. Except for the palace interior, observation deck and zoo, which require fees, many other places are free public gardens. You can see many locals jogging here in the morning, old people sitting on benches to bask in the sun, and children playing on the grass in the garden.

3: Hofburg Palace

The Hofburg Palace is located in the center of Vienna. It has been the residence of the Austrian Habsburg royal family from the 13th to the 19th century. It is famous Franz Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth (Sissi) also lived here. Beginning in the 18th century, the Habsburg family moved to Sch?nbrunn Palace in the summer, and the Hofburg became known as the "Eastern Palace". During these more than 600 years, the buildings in the hinterland of the palace have been added several times, forming the magnificent and majestic palace complex we see now, like a "city within a city".

Highlights:

1. Visit the most majestic palace complex in Vienna and follow the footsteps of Princess Sissi and Joseph I.

2. One of the most elite museums in Europe, "the most beautiful library in the world" is not to be missed.

3. Learn to enjoy a superb equestrian show in Spain.

4. Stroll through the palace gardens, admire Mozart’s memorial statue, watch butterflies flying, and smell the fragrance of roses.

4: Vienna State Opera

The Vienna State Opera is one of the largest and most splendid opera houses in the world. Symbol, known as the "World Opera Center". Top-notch composers, conductors, soloists and dancers perform here. Built in 1869. Originally the Royal Court Theater, its predecessor was the wooden box theater on the Vienna Castle Square in the 17th century. In 1869, it moved to the ring road in the city. In 1918, the Palace Theater became a state-owned enterprise and was called the National Opera House. It is called the State Opera House because, firstly, it is a precious cultural relic in Austria, and secondly, it is the music department of the government.

Let me tell you: the National Opera House is much better than the Golden Hall, the architecture is also grand, the transportation is very convenient, the subway is just across the road, and there is also Austria’s famous pedestrian street

5 ：Heldenplatz Heldenplatz

Heroes Square is a square in Vienna, the capital of Austria. Many important events took place here.

Heroesplatz is the outer square of the Hofburg Palace. It was built during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I and is part of the so-called "Imperial Square" that was not fully completed. To the northeast is the Leopoldinian Tract of the Hofburg Palace, to the southeast is the New Hofburg, and to the southwest is the inner ring road, which separates it from the "Aeusseress Burgtor" (Aeusseress Burgtor). There are no buildings to the north-west and it offers a good view of the inner ring road, the Houses of Parliament, the Town Hall, and the Burgtheater.

Introduction to Vienna

Vienna (English: Vienna, German: Wien), the capital of Austria, is a world-renowned cultural city. , the buildings of different styles have won the reputation of "Architecture Expo". Vienna's New Year's Concert has become an international music event. It is located in the Vienna Basin at the northern foot of the Alps in northeastern Austria, surrounded by mountains on three sides, with the Danube River passing through the city, and surrounded by the famous Vienna Woods. Area is 414.5 square kilometers. The population is 1.7 million (2008), accounting for more than one-fifth of the country's population. Railway hub from Western Europe to the Balkans, Danube Port. Vienna is also the first big city through which the Danube River flows, so it is called the goddess of the Danube River.

Vienna Travel Notes

In terms of entry, Austria, as a member of the Schengen Agreement, is similar to other Schengen countries and needs to provide application materials three days before travel. However, the cost of applying for a visa depends on the number of entries and exits and the length of stay, and is generally between 10 and 50 euros. In terms of currency exchange, there are many exchange places in Vienna. Most of them are relatively authentic, but the handling fees charged are different. In terms of accommodation, hotels in Vienna provide round-head double-hole sockets, and domestic tourists need to bring a converter when checking in. In addition, please note that tips for staff who carry luggage when staying at the hotel are calculated on a per-piece basis.

In order to facilitate traveling in Vienna, the Vienna authorities issue the Vienna Travel Card. This card can be purchased at many tourist attractions or ordered by phone. Tourists holding a Vienna Travel Card can use all transportation in Vienna for free, and can also enjoy discounts at tourist attractions such as the Vienna Golden Hall, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and Sch?nbronn Palace. The Vienna Travel Card is valid for 3 days. In terms of outbound tax refund, the Vienna government stipulates that Chinese citizens can enjoy the tax-free shopping policy. One thing to note when shopping in Vienna is that some luxury goods are subject to luxury tax. In terms of purchase amount, you need to purchase goods exceeding 75 euros at the same place, and the goods need to be marked with the word "tax-free". In addition, you also need to fill out a tax refund form when you want a tax refund. Be sure to have it stamped by the customs when leaving the country to avoid trouble when returning home.

Safety-wise, Vienna is one of the safest cities in the world, so you can feel confident when traveling.

Vienna has one of the largest green areas in the world. In Vienna, you can see lush and vibrant scenery everywhere, which is why Vienna is also known as the "Goddess of the Danube". I believe that with this article on what to pay attention to when traveling in Vienna, you will find the endless beauty of Vienna.