Triumphal Arch

It becomes the dividing line between the continental wet climate of the temperate continental and the subtropical summer dry climate of southern Europe. The peak is cold all year round, and the average annual temperature at the altitude of 2000 meters is O℃. The annual precipitation in the mountain area is generally 1200～ 2000 mm, but it varies from place to place.

A very historic building, the number of Arc de Triomphes in Europe is very large, the whole Arc de Triomphe is a separate building, across this street, all the way to the main urban core, is also an important historical witness. [View] The scenery here is beautiful [Fun] Fun.

The Arc de Triomphe of Austria is in Innsbruck, although not as famous as the Arc de Triomphe of Paris in France. But the Arc de Triomphe in Innsbruck, Austria, has another feature: from north to south, through the door of the Arc de Triomphe, you can see the majesty of the Alps, and it is very quiet under the snow in Kaikai. On the road, pedestrians and tourists are leisurely.

Innsbruck is the capital of Tyrol, a city in southwestern Austria, near the Inn River. This beautiful town is situated in the Alps Valley, meaning a bridge over the Inn River.

This Arc de Triomphe is not the famous international people know of Paris, this is the Arc de Triomphe in Innsbruck, Austria, is the Arc de Triomphe ordered by Her Majesty Queen Maria Theresa, is the city landmark of Innsbruck, it is also worth a look, recommended a visit!

Innsbruck's triumphal arch, no French Paris fame, no North Korean Pyongyang grandeur, no Iranian Tehran's high news exposure, but to come to Innsbruck still must see, because its history is not low gold!

Many famous triumphal arches in the world: Paris in France, Pyongyang in North Korea, Tehran in Iran, New Delhi in India, Innsbruck, although not the capital of Austria, but there is one, and it is still majestic, so it is worth seeing.

It was built in 1765 by Queen Maria Teresa to celebrate the wedding of her son, Rioport, and Princess Maria Ludovica of Spain.