Introduction to Famous Vienna Tourist Attractions
What are the interesting places in Vienna. What are the tourist attractions in Vienna. What are the famous tourist attractions in Vienna. Below you will take a look at the famous tourist attractions in Vienna.
Vienna Concert Hall
This is the oldest and most modern concert hall in Vienna. It is the legal venue for the annual "Vienna New Year Concert". It was built in 1867 and completed in 1869. Is the Italian Renaissance-style architecture. The exterior walls are colored yellow and red, and many statues of the goddess of music are erected on the roof, which is elegant and chic. The Vienna Symphony Orchestra held at least 12 concerts here every quarter, and on January 6, 1870, the first performance was held in the Golden Hall of the Concertgebouw, where Brahms was in charge of organizing concerts from 1872 to 1875, and the Vienna New Year's Eve Concerts were held on January 1 every year from 1939 onwards, which were interrupted due to the war, and then resumed in 1959, and became world-famous. The Vienna New Year's Concert is famous all over the world, and the 1993 New Year's Concert was broadcast live in more than 30 countries and regions via TV satellite, with more than 1 billion viewers. In 1743, Queen Marija Teresia ordered the construction of a palace here, and a magnificent palace and baroque gardens appeared here. The area of 26,000 square meters, second only to the Palace of Versailles in France.
Austrian National Gallery
The Austrian National Gallery houses many of Europe's most famous art treasures, including ancient Egyptian artifacts, Greek and Roman statues, works of decorative arts, early Christian art, horological instruments, and other rare and unusual works of art from the Renaissance and other periods. The Upper Palace contains the most complete collection of Klimt and Kokoschka's works in existence, as well as the great works of Siller and French Impressionism. Among them, the most striking works are Klimt's "Gold", "Kiss" and "The Kiss", and the "Kiss".
The Central Mausoleum in Vienna
The silence of the mausoleum makes the worshippers seem insignificant, but it is more a reflection of nature, the grass, the trees and the birds, as if they were the masters of the place, and in the midst of them lie the great beings: Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, the Strauss family, etc. The graves are very quiet, but they are not the most beautiful. The forest of tombstones, the quiet sculptures, the peaceful candles and bouquets of flowers form a temple of classical music. This is the largest mausoleum in Europe, with an area equivalent to an administrative block, where the tombs of famous people such as Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert and Strauss are located.
Vienna State Opera
Vienna State Opera (Wiener _taatsoper) is one of the world's most famous opera houses, known as the "World Opera Center", is also the main symbol of Vienna,. Vienna State Opera House is one of the world's four major opera houses. Opera House was built in 1861, took eight years to complete, is located in the old city of Vienna on the Ring Road, was originally the Royal Court Theater. When it comes to Austria, no one knows about its music and opera. Austria's history has produced many world-famous musicians: Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, Johann Strauss, and Beethoven, who was born in Germany but lived in Austria for a long time. These master musicians have left behind an extremely rich cultural heritage for Austria for more than two centuries, forming a unique national cultural tradition. The Salzburg Music Festival in Austria is one of the classical music festivals with the longest history, highest level and largest scale in the world. The annual Vienna New Year's Concert can be said to be the world's largest audience concert. The Royal Opera House (now known as the Vienna State Opera), built in 1869, is one of the most famous opera houses in the world, while the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is recognized worldwide as the world's premier symphony orchestra. It has left behind such famous operas as The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni, The Harem Seduction and The Magic Flute.
Sissi Museum
Sissi was the Empress of Franz Josef I (1848-1916). The newly opened Sissi Museum at the Vienna Palace allows many Sissi fans to get up close and personal with the life of the beautiful Empress, in particular her revolt against the court etiquette, her mad quest for beauty and thinness, her extreme fervor for sports and her passion for classical poetry. Her revolt against court etiquette, her frenzied pursuit of beauty and slimness, her passion for sports and her fascination with classical poetry. The gymnasium that Princess Sissi built when she entered the palace is also breathtaking, and as the Emperor's wife, she strove to make herself the most beautiful Empress of her time. She grew from a princess to the world's attention and love of the Empress of Austria, until 1898 not to increase the shipwreck, this legendary life in this museum wonderful reproduction.
Don't think that Vienna tourist attractions are just a few of the above, there are many more, such as the Melk Abbey, Hofburg Palace, Vienna Reichstag and so on. The beauty and classicism of Vienna can not be described in words, you need to be there to feel its infinite charm.
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Vienna English introduction text
Have you ever been to Vienna? I have not. How can I write about it if I have never been there?
Vienna is the capital of Austria, and is also one of the nine states of Austria. Vienna is Austria's primary city; with a population of about 1.7 Vienna is Austria's primary city; with a population of about 1.7 million (2.3 million within the metropolitan area), it is by far the largest city in Austria as well as its cultural, economic, and political center. the 10th largest city by population in the European Union and was listed by Mercer Human Resource Consulting as having the 2nd highest quality of living (as of 2008). Vienna is host to many major international organizations such as the United Nations and OPEC. Vienna lies in the very east of Austria and is close to the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Slovakia. Vienna lies in the very east of Austria and is close to the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. In 2001, the city center was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and in 2005 an Economist Intelligence Unit study of 127 world cities ranked the highest in the world. In 2001, the city center was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and in 2005 an Economist Intelligence Unit study of 127 world cities ranked it first equal with Vancouver for the quality of life.
Vienna has a long tradition of cakes and desserts. include Apfelstrudel (hot apple strudel), Palatschinken (sweet pancakes), and Kn_del (dumplings) often filled with fruit such as apricots ( Marillenkn_del). Sachertorte, a dry chocolate cake with apricot jam from the Sacher Hotel, is world famous.
Introduction to Vienna in English with translation
Vienna---a royal city
For For hundreds of years, it has been an imperial capital of Europe, home to the powerful Hapsburg Empire, which spread its influence far and wide. Its rulers
For hundreds of years it has been an imperial capital of Europe, home to the powerful Hapsburg Empire, which spread its influence far and wide.
They spent their wealth on magnificent palaces and grand public buildings. They founded great museums and libraries. They constructed massive, ornate government buildings. And they raised opulent palaces for themselves.
A tour of Vienna is a tour of these monuments to excess.
Take Schonbrunn Palace, for instance. It was the summer palace of the Hapsburg monarchs from its construction in 1696 until the fall of the dynasty in 1918[1]. It was enlarged by Maria Theresa in 1743, and remains today much as she left it.
The Million Room in it, named after the cost of the decorations--1 million guilders[2] -- is the first of its kind in the world. The Million Room in it, named after the cost of the decorations -- 1 million guilders[2] -- is a Rococo[3] masterpiece. Inset in the paneling are 260 rare miniatures of Indo-Persian heritage. This was Maria Theresa's private salon.
The Great Gallery[4], modeled after a room in Versailles near Paris, has 35-foot ceilings gracing the walls. The Great Gallery[4], modeled after a room in Versailles near Paris, has 35-foot ceilings graced with giant frescoes boasting of the power of the Austrian army. Massive crystal chandeliers reflect in the wall of mirrors, trimmed in gold leaf. Massive crystal chandeliers reflect in the wall of mirrors, trimmed in gold leaf. Other rooms are decorated with Chinese lacquered panels, gilded work, ornate wood carvings and large murals.
Royal city of Vienna
< p> For centuries, Vienna has been the imperial capital of Europe. It was also the capital of the powerful and far-reaching Habsburg family. Its rulers made their empire increasingly powerful by invading the Western world.The rulers spent vast sums of money on building lavish palaces and grand public buildings. They built opera houses unrivaled throughout Europe, they built great museums and libraries, and magnificent government buildings. They also built many lavish palaces for themselves.
One could say that a trip to Vienna is a sightseeing tour of these lavish buildings.
Let's take the Sch?nbrunn Palace as an example. The Sch?nbrunn Palace was the summer residence of the Habsburg royal family from the time it was built in 1696 until the fall of the entire dynasty in 1918, when it was extensively rebuilt by Empress Maria Theresa in 1743, and has remained so ever since.
One of them, the Million Room, named after the cost of decorating it - one million guilders - is a masterpiece of the Rococo style of architecture. The wall panels are inlaid with 260 rare micro-carvings of ancient Indo-Persian character. The frame is made of gold leaves of pure gold, while the wall panels are made of precious wood. This is the private living room of Queen Maria Theresa.
The Grand Gallery is modeled after rooms in the Palace of Versailles near Paris.The 35-foot-high ceiling is enlivened by a huge fresco carving depicting the might of the Austrian army. Huge crystal-decorated chandeliers reflect off small mirrored walls, echoing the gold leaf. Other rooms are also decorated with Chinese lacquered panel paintings, gilded items and ornate wood carvings and huge frescoes.
What are some beautiful and romantic places in Vienna?
The Albertina Museum, Stefan's Cathedral, the Hofburg Palace, the Sch?nbrunn Palace, the Museum of the History of Art in Vienna, the Vienna State Opera
The splendor of the Roman and Austro-Hungarian Empires has left Vienna with countless majestic buildings, and as the "City of Music" it has attracted many musicians such as Beethoven, Mozart and Mahler, Beethoven, Mozart and Mahler, and inherited their classical musical works and cultural heritage, making Vienna a well-known and popular tourist city.
Vienna is always full of colorful and fascinating cultural programs. Whether it's classical music or modern theater, films, choreographies or operas, musicals, art exhibitions or concerts and concerts, there's no limit to the discoveries you can make, no matter when you visit. You can also relax over a cup of coffee in one of the world-famous, atmospheric Viennese cafés or visit one of the leading traditional wine farms (Heurige). In Vienna you can also sample the high level of culinary expertise from all over Europe.
Visitors ride in a characteristic Viennese carriage in Vienna's inner city, the Old Town, the center of the Old Town is Vienna's Stefan's Cathedral, the Old Town, the Vienna State Opera, Hofburg, the Royal Palace, Austria's busiest pedestrian street, K_rnterStra_e, the famous cake stores and hotels, the magnificent Ringstra_e Ringstrasse, and a variety of taverns, jazz bars and pubs. There are also a wide variety of pubs, jazz bars, dance clubs and art galleries. Most of Vienna's tourist attractions are open all year round, such as the Sch?nbrunn Palace, the Hofburg Palace, the Schloss Belvedere and the MuseumsQuartier, and most tourists choose to visit in the summer months, with many coming to Vienna for the Christmas markets in December each year. The Habsburgs' Sch?nbrunn Palace in Vienna was selected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while the city center's Stefan's Cathedral is the symbol of Vienna.
Vienna is also an international conference city, hosting 147 international conferences in 2006***, surpassing Paris and Singapore as the world's most popular international conference city.