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Quote: Schonbrunn Palace was the summer residence of the Hapsburg family and is just a short distance from the centre of Vienna. There is an underground stop very close to the entrance to the palace.We got there first… Read More
Quote: Our acquaintance with the palace complex began with the Lower Belvedere Palace. In the early 18 th century, Prince Eugene of Savoy commissioned the famous architect Lucas von Hildebrandt, the construction of the… Read More
Quote: Main Attractions in Vienna - St. Stephen's Cathedral (Shtefansdom), or as affectionately call him the crowns, "Shteffl", which is considered one of the most outstanding achievements of Gothic architecture.In the… Read More
Quote: The Vienna State Opera House gives guided tours in several languages most days. The tour is 5 euros (or you can combine it with a visit to the Opera Museum for 6.50 euros).We'd never been in an opera house… Read More
Quote: Hundertwasser House - an apartment house in Vienna, a strange place, not in the spirit of this city, that is why so memorable. Designed by Austrian artist and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser in the years… Read More
Quote: Vienna Imperial treasure nestled in the Hofburg Palace, holds priceless national and historical relics of the Holy Roman and Austro-Hungarian empires. It is derived from the ancestral medieval treasuries Habsburg… Read More
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Quote: The Karlskirche (Charles’ Church) is arguably the loveliest baroque church in Vienna – the most interesting it clearly is. Although clearly a baroque Christian church, there is something vaguely Middle… Read More
Quote: There are five collections in the main building on Maria-Theresien Platz: A gallery of painting; the Coin Cabinet; the sculpture and applied arts collection and (closed when we visited the museum) the art of… Read More
Quote: The Zentralfriedhof or central cemetery is where you can find your favorite composer’s grave in Vienna. The cemetery was opened in 1874 and is Vienna's largest burial ground. There are 330,000 graves and over… Read More