Introduction of famous tourist attractions in Vienna
What are the interesting places in Vienna? What are the tourist attractions in Vienna? What are the famous tourist attractions in Vienna? Let's 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 a legal place to hold Vienna New Year Concert every year. Established in 1867 and completed in 1869. This is an Italian Renaissance building. The exterior walls are yellow and red, and there are many statues of music goddesses standing on the roof, which are simple and chic. The Vienna Symphony Orchestra holds at least 12 concerts here every quarter. 1870 65438+1On October 6th, the Golden Auditorium of the Concert Hall held its first performance. From 1872 to 1875, the famous musician Brahms was responsible for organizing concerts in the concert hall. Since 1939, the Vienna New Year Concert has been held here every year, with the time of 65438+ 10/0/.Due to the interruption of the war, 1 959 resumed. Vienna New Year Concert is famous all over the world. More than 30 countries and regions watched the live broadcast of 1993 New Year Concert through TV satellite, with the audience reaching more than 10 billion.
Meiquangong
Sch? nbrunn Palace is located in Vienna, Austria, and is called Vienna _ Ili Xikang Motu. It covers an area of 26,000 square meters, second only to the Palace of Versailles in France.
Austrian national gallery
The Austrian National Art Museum collects many famous European art treasures, including ancient Egyptian cultural relics, Greek and Roman statues, decorative art works, early Christian art works, clocks and watches, etc. And all kinds of strange works during the Renaissance. The Palace has the most complete works of Klimt and Kirkska, as well as the masterpieces of Schiller and French Impressionism. Among them, the most striking ones are Klimt's "Gold" _ Ang and "Kiss" _ Tindalan's slim deer tomb, which is full of gluttony.
Vienna Central Cemetery
In the silent cemetery, worshippers seem insignificant, and here is more a reflection of nature. Grassland, trees and birds seem to be the masters here. Among them, there lie those great lives: Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Strauss family and so on. Tombstones, silent sculptures, quiet candles and bouquets constitute a palace of classical music. This is the largest cemetery in Europe, with an area equivalent to an administrative block. The tombs of Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert and Strauss are all here.
vienna state opera
Vienna state opera is one of the most famous opera houses in the world, known as the "World Opera Center" and the main symbol of Vienna. Vienna state opera is one of the four major opera houses in the world. The Opera House was founded in 186 1 and completed in 8 years. It is located on the circular avenue in the old city of Vienna, and was originally the Royal Palace Theatre. Speaking of Austria, everyone knows its music and opera. Austrian 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 musicians have left a very rich cultural heritage for Austria for more than two centuries and formed a unique national cultural tradition. Salzburg Music Festival in Austria is one of the oldest, highest level and largest classical music festivals in the world. The annual Vienna New Year Concert is the most attended concert in the world. The Royal Opera House (now vienna state opera), built in 1869, is one of the most famous opera houses in the world, while the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is recognized as the world's leading symphony orchestra. Famous operas such as The Wedding of Figaro, Don Juan, Temptation of the Harem and The Magic Flute are left here.
Xixi princess museum
Princess Sissi is the queen of Franz Josef I (1848- 19 16). The newly opened Sissi Museum in Vienna Palace allows many fans of Sissi to get close to the life of this beautiful queen, especially her resistance to court etiquette, her crazy pursuit of beauty and thinness, her extreme enthusiasm for sports and her obsession with classical poetry. At that time, the gymnastics room built by Princess Sisi when she entered the palace was also amazing. As the wife of the emperor, she tried to make herself the most beautiful queen at that time. She grew from a princess to an Austrian queen who attracted worldwide attention and love until she was killed in 1898. This legendary life has been vividly reproduced in this museum.
Don't think that there are many tourist attractions in Vienna, such as Melk Abbey, Hofburg Palace, Vienna Parliament Building and so on. The beauty and classicality of Vienna can't be described in words. You need to feel its infinite charm on the spot.
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Introduction to Vienna English
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Vienna is the capital of Austria and one of the nine states in Austria. Vienna is the main city of Austria; With a population of about 65,438+700,000 (2.3 million in the urban area), it is by far the largest city in Austria and its cultural, economic and political center. It is the most populous city in the European Union 10, and is listed as the second city with the highest quality of life by Mercer Human Resources Consulting Company (as of 2008). Vienna is home to many important international organizations, such as the United Nations and the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Vienna is located in the easternmost part of Austria, close to the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. In 200 1 year, the downtown was designated as a world heritage by UNESCO. In 2005, the Economist Intelligence Unit ranked first with Vancouver in the study of 127 world cities.
Vienna has a long tradition of cakes and desserts. They include Apfelstrudel (hot apple pie), Palatschinken (sweet pancake) and Kn_del (jiaozi), and are usually filled with fruits such as apricots (Marillenkn_del). Sachertorte is a kind of almond jam dry chocolate cake from Sacher Hotel, which is world-famous.
English Introduction and Translation in Vienna
Vienna-A Royal City
For hundreds of years, it has been the imperial capital of Europe and the seat of the powerful Habsburg Empire, whose influence spread far and wide. Its rulers plundered the western world to enrich the imperial treasury.
They spend their wealth on magnificent palaces and public buildings. They built an opera house comparable to any opera house in Europe. They built great museums and libraries. They built a huge and gorgeous government building. They built magnificent palaces for themselves.
A trip to Vienna is to visit these luxurious monuments.
Take Sch? nbrunn Palace as an example. Construction began in 1696, and it was the summer palace of Habsburg monarchs until the dynasty fell in 19 18[ 1]. Maria Theresa expanded it in 1743, and it still remains the same today.
One million rooms, named after the decoration cost-1100,000 guilders-are rococo masterpieces. Embedded in the panel are 260 miniature models of rare Indo-Persian heritage. The frame is real gold foil, and the panel is precious wood. This is Maria Teresa's private salon.
The Grand Gallery [4] is modeled after a room in the Palace of Versailles near Paris, with a 35-foot-high ceiling decorated with giant murals boasting about the strength of the Austrian army. The huge crystal chandelier is reflected on the mirror wall with gold leaves. Other rooms are decorated with China lacquered boards, gilded works, gorgeous wood carvings and large murals.
Vienna, the royal city
Vienna has been the imperial capital of Europe for hundreds of years. It is also the ancient capital of the powerful and far-reaching Habsburg family. Its rulers made their empire stronger and stronger by invading the western world.
Rulers spend a lot of wealth to build luxurious palaces and magnificent public buildings. They built an opera house unparalleled in Europe. They built great museums and libraries, as well as magnificent government buildings. They also built many luxurious palaces for themselves.
It can be said that a trip to Vienna is a sightseeing tour of these luxurious buildings.
Let's take Sch? nbrunn Palace as an example. From the completion of 1696 to the decline of the whole dynasty in 19 18, Sch? nbrunn Palace has always been the summer palace of the Habsburg royal family. 1743, rebuilt by Mother Maria Teresa, which has been preserved to this day.
"Million Rooms" is named after the decoration cost-1 million Dutch guilders, and it is a representative work of Rococo architectural style. Embedded in the wallboard are 260 rare micro-carvings with ancient Indian Persian characteristics. The frame is made of pure gold leaves, while the siding is made of precious wood. This is Mother Maria Teresa's private living room.
The big gallery is modeled after the rooms in Versailles near Paris. The 35-foot-high ceiling is illuminated by a huge mural, depicting the great strength of the Austrian army. The huge crystal decorative chandelier is reflected on the small mirror wall, echoing the gold leaf. Other rooms are also decorated with China painted board paintings, gold-plated products, gorgeous wood carvings and huge murals.
What are the beautiful and romantic places in Vienna?
Albertina Museum, Stephen Cathedral, Hofburg Palace, Sch? nbrunn Palace, Vienna Museum of Art History, vienna state opera.
The glory of the Roman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire left Vienna with countless magnificent buildings. As a "city of music", it also attracts many musicians such as Beethoven, Mozart and Mahler, and inherits their classical music works and cultural heritage, making Vienna a well-known tourist city.
Vienna is always full of colorful and fascinating cultural programs. Whether it is classical music or modern drama, film, dance choreographer or opera, musical, art exhibition or concert, no matter when you go, you will have unlimited discoveries and deep impressions. You can also sit leisurely in the world-famous Vienna Cafe with a strong atmosphere and have a cup of coffee, or visit first-class traditional wineries. In Vienna, you can also taste the advanced cooking techniques of European countries.
Tourists travel in the inner city and the old city of Vienna, with the centers of Vienna's Stefan Cathedral, vienna state opera, Hofburg, the Imperial Palace, Austria's busiest pedestrian street, K_rnterStra_e Street, famous cake shops and hotels, the magnificent Ringstra_e Street around the city, and various bars, jazz bars, dance halls and art galleries. Most tourist attractions in Vienna are open all year round, such as Sch? nbrunn Palace, Hofburg Palace, Licheng Palace and museums. Most tourists choose to travel in summer, and many tourists come to Vienna to participate in the Christmas market from 65438 to February every year. The Habsburg dynasty was selected as a UNESCO World Heritage site in Vienna's Sch? nbrunn Palace, and the downtown Stephen Cathedral is the symbol of Vienna.
Vienna is also an international conference city. In 2006, it held147th international conference, surpassing Paris and Singapore and becoming the most popular international conference city in the world.