Vienna is a city decorated with music. Here, you can see bronze or marble statues of great musicians everywhere. In order to commemorate the music master, many streets, parks, auditoriums, theaters, conference halls, etc. in Vienna are also named after musicians. Even the lawn of the palace garden was decorated with flowers forming a huge musical symbol.

1) Vienna is the cradle of European classical music. Since the 18th century, many famous musicians in the world, such as Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Strauss, etc., have spent most of their musical careers here and composed many beautiful movements. Their music scores and handwriting are still on display in the museums in Vienna.

2) Vienna cannot live without music for almost a day. When people are walking, they can hear the elegant and brisk waltz at any time. On summer nights, open-air music concerts are held in the park. The melodious music is mixed with the fragrance of flowers and plants, floating and reverberating in the evening breeze. Many families in Vienna have a tradition of indoor playing. Especially when the family is having fun, they always play, and the beautiful melody spreads throughout the streets. What’s even more interesting is that when holding rallies, celebrations or even government meetings, it has almost become a rule to play a piece of classical music before and after the meeting.

3) Vienna is dotted with opera houses and concert halls, among which the Vienna State Opera House, founded in 1869, is the most famous and is known as the "World Opera Center". It is beautiful in shape and harmonious in color. It is a perfect work of art in itself. The most unique design is the mobile stage, which is 46 meters deep and consists of several layers of platforms that can be raised, lowered or rotated at will. The orchestra pit can accommodate a 110-piece orchestra. The stage has a total area of ??1,500 square meters and is equipped with modern lighting equipment. The audience seats are located in the center of the theater on the 6th floor, which can accommodate 2,200 people.

Introduction to Vienna: Vienna (Vienna) is the capital of Austria and one of the nine federal states of Austria. It is the largest city and political center in Austria. It is located on the Danube River and belongs to Europe. Vienna is one of the four official seats of the United Nations, along with the headquarters of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and the International Atomic Energy Agency, among other international agencies. On November 30, 2011, Vienna was crowned the world's most livable city with its gorgeous architecture, parks and vast bicycle network. Due to the strong classical music atmosphere in the city, musicians from all over the world gather here, and it has the reputation of "Music Capital of the World" and "Music Capital". Before World War I, it was the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which covered most of Central and Eastern Europe except Germany. It is the seventh largest city in the European Union in terms of urban population. Before the early 20th century, it was the largest German-speaking city in the world, with a population of 2 million before the partition of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Today it remains the second largest German-speaking city, after Berlin. Its ancient city center is listed as a World Heritage Site.