From Germany all the way, there is no reason not to go to the Schnbrunn Palace where Princess Sissi lives. Legend In 1612, the Holy Roman Emperor Matthias hunt here, drinking the spring water here, refreshing and sweet, and calling this spring "Meiquan". Since then, "Meiquan" has become the name of this region. Schnbrunn Palace was once the royal palace of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Habsburg dynasty family. It is now Vienna's most prestigious tourist attraction, Schnbrunn Palace and its gardens are UNESCO. Listed in the World Cultural Heritage List. There are 1,400 rooms in the palace, going in from the central hall. There are 44 Rococo styles (a slim and gorgeous architectural style popular in Europe in the 18th century), elegant and chic, but most of them are Baroque (a 17th-century European popular architecture). The palace is dedicated to oriental classical architecture, such as Chinese-style rooms with red sandalwood, ebony and ivory, and Japanese-style rooms decorated with mud gold and lacquer. The interior of the room is also coordinated in an oriental style with ceramics on the walls and ceiling. Among the dazzling array of ceramics, there are Chinese celadon, the Ming Dynasty Wanli color porcelain market and the flower vase.