What are the scenic spots worth visiting in Vienna?

What are the tourist attractions in Vienna? Vienna, the capital of Austria, has a very good artistic atmosphere and is also considered as the "World Music City". There are also many tourists here, so what are the attractions in Vienna? Let's have a look.

A crooked road

Vienna is actually not a modern city, but an ancient castle or city-state. The road twists and turns. In Vienna, even with lanterns, you can hardly find a straight road.

When you walk in the street, there always seems to be a corner in front of you. You may see an old house on the left and a big tree with dense branches on the right. If you look at both sides a little, an artist's bust will look at you straight.

In this place where you meet love everywhere, music seems to be very strong in your heart. Although this city is a city of music, I think it depends not on concerts, music lessons or Beethoven's pastoral symphonies, but on these quiet, elegant and winding roads and paths. This is the real note in this land.

Golden Hall and Mini Bar

Perhaps the most famous in Vienna is the Golden Hall, where many China singers are proud to hold concerts. Vienna Golden Hall is the oldest and most modern concert hall in Vienna. It is a legal place to hold Vienna New Year Concert every year.

There is a collection hall in the hall, which contains the music manuscripts and letters of master musicians, including Mozart's music manuscript "The Last Symphony" and Schubert's manuscript "The Unfinished Symphony".

Leisurely Viennese

Vienna is like a slowly flowing stream, leisurely and even a little lazy.

In the middle of the green space, people who sleep with bare arms don't care what others think; A person in a seat in a coffee shop, motionless from morning till night; In suburban rivers, people lying in bathtubs can be tireless for hours.

I often think that if they come to Beijing to work at this pace of life, it is estimated that no boss is willing to accept this money.

Perhaps, people in this city love life to an extent that others can't understand. In their eyes, besides sunshine and flowers, life is music and wine.

They regard their lives as works of art and never let go of a detail. Take the trash can as an example. In Beijing, there are at most two kinds, recyclable and non-recyclable, but in Vienna, there can be as many as six or seven kinds of garbage cans in a row, with different colors, which means different kinds of garbage can be loaded. They are so serious about life.

Those old streets

In China, if any city has an old street, it will definitely be developed into a tourist attraction to collect money.

But Vienna is different. Every street here seems to be an old street. The protection of history by Viennese is morbid.

If you find a polished stone in these streets, don't underestimate it. It may have been here for hundreds of years.

The old shops here like to carve the opening year on the store wall. The old shop changes hands, and the people who take over will not redecorate the store, or they will do whatever they want. They believe that these buildings are eternal and they are just passers-by.

Life in Waltz

Vienna has no job, only life. And every fragment of life is a waltz in the eyes of Viennese.

For example, the famous Strauss family in Vienna history has four fathers and sons, all of whom are masters of waltzes. Johann Strauss II is even known as "the king of waltzes", and the most famous waltz "Blue Danube" is his work. That leisurely tone is simply the call and absorption of the city of Vienna.

Vienna has a classical temperament left by a prosperous dynasty, comparable to Versailles, and is also the location of many movies. Walking in the street is like walking in scrolls and movies. Let's take a look at the most unforgettable place in Vienna.

vienna state opera

Vienna state opera is one of the largest opera houses in the world and is known as the "World Opera Center". Feel the first-class performances of the world's top composers, conductors, soloists and dancers here.

Romanesque architecture is dignified in appearance and magnificent in interior design. Many of the most famous operas in the world have been performed here.

Hofburg Palace

Hofburg Palace is the palace of Habsburg dynasty in Austria, located in the center of Vienna, the capital.

The building type of the palace is baroque or architecture, which is characterized by its magnificent momentum and is very suitable for this kind of building.

Charlie church

Charles Church, also known as Karl Church, is located in the south of Vienna, south of Karl Square. The whole church is in baroque architectural style, and the blue striking Romanesque dome is as high as 72 meters.

17 13, Emperor Carl VI of the Holy Roman Empire announced that he would build a church if the terrible plague could be stopped. As soon as the plague was over, the emperor ordered the construction of this magnificent baroque church.

Stephen's cathedral

Stephen Cathedral is one of the most famous Gothic churches in the world. In addition to its spectacular external design, you can be impressed by its momentum and exquisiteness when you walk into the church. The colorful light through the stained glass windows and the melodious organ sound in the church make people feel like they are in a dream.