A must-see for Austrian tourism: Austrian tourist attractions

Austria is a small landlocked country in central Europe, and it is the transportation hub of the European continent. Its economy has developed rapidly, but such a tiny place has the world's top natural scenery and literary and artistic attainments. Vienna, the capital of Austria, is considered as the birthplace of European classical music and a world-famous music city. It is a good choice to take Austria as an outbound tourist destination and travel deeply in Europe. Next, I would like to share with you some major attractions that must be visited when traveling to Austria.

1. Vienna Golden Hall

Vienna Concert Hall has become one of the most famous concert halls in the world because of its architectural appearance full of Renaissance style and the interior decoration of the most modern supporting facilities. Every year, Vienna New Year Concert is held here. Since the first performance of 1870, Vienna Concert Hall has held at least 12 concerts here every quarter.

2. Sch? nbrunn Palace

Sch? nbrunn Palace is also located in Vienna, Austria, and its origin can be traced back to14th century. The name of Sch? nbrunn Palace comes from/kloc-the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire in the 7th century. At that time, the emperor was hunting here and his mouth was thirsty. He dismounted and drank the clear spring water here, which was very refreshing, so the spring water was named "Meiquan". /kloc-In the mid-8th century, Mother Teresa ordered the construction of a palace here, and emphasized the construction of a baroque garden, which led to the later Sch? nbrunn Palace.

There are about 1400 rooms in the palace, a magnificent palace restaurant and a ballroom. The whole palace condensed the prosperity and luxury of the dynasty in history, and its spirit was fully demonstrated. This is a scenic spot worth visiting.

3. St. Stefan's cathedral

St Stefan's Cathedral, like Vienna Hall, is also a world-famous church building. Located in the center of Vienna, it is also called "the heart of Vienna". Seen from the highest spire, the whole church is as high as 137 meters, ranking second in the world in church architecture. Another feature of this church is that the architectural style is not uniform. Gothic spire, baroque altar and Romanesque main entrance, different style elements blend with each other, showing a unique architectural style. This is also the result of more than 400 years of reconstruction by architects.

4. Salzburg fortress

Salzburg is located in Salzburg, Austria. It can be said to be the landmark building of Salzburg. It is built on the hill of the old city and has a long history. Built in 1077, it was gradually expanded by successive archbishops. It is one of the largest medieval castles in Europe. According to the statistics of 20 12, more than 996,000 tourists visit this castle every year, which is one of the most popular attractions in Austria.

Salzburg fortress is different from the above three scenic spots, not in the capital Vienna, but in Salzburg. It can be said that the fortress is a landmark of the whole city. It not only has a long history of 1000 years, but also is one of the largest castles in Europe. According to incomplete statistics, the annual tourist flow is close to one million.

Standing at the foot of the mountain, I saw it as if it were embedded in the mountain, towering and vicissitudes. The outer wall is criss-crossed with ravines and mottled trees, and the traces of time have been completely integrated into this castle. It is different from other castles with gorgeous appearance, and Salzburg fortress is full of majesty. The ancient black cannons in the city walls still salute to the distance.

Salzburg is the best place for tourists and photographers, and also the source of inspiration for literary artists.