Hofburg Palace

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Want to avoid the crowding of the National Day Golden Week? The recommender is less likely to travel outside the country! The hometown of Princess Sissi - Vienna In Vienna, the weather is always fine, the rhythm of the big film wow. The Hofburg area has always been an important residence for the royal family of Habsburg, Austria, and is a very important part of Vienna. Everywhere I am deeply involved in this building control, the carriage travels like a passing road on the stone road of ancient times. There is a princess museum here, which is especially worth visiting. ~ "Dear, I am not at home in the cafe; not in the cafe, just go On the way to the cafe. This is a note written by a Vienna artist to his girlfriend. Now, it can be seen that the caf is the place where many Austrian artists were inspired to inspire. There is no ambiguity and exaggeration, and some are just quiet thinking and slow-paced enjoyment. How to be slow to learn high efficiency... Recharge your batteries to gain momentum. The Vienna Bubble Cafe is the highlight. Find a seat in the window to rest in the cafe, while listening to classical music, drinking coffee, how comfortable and leisurely!

The most prominent statue on the square is the statue of Emperor Franz I. The Emperor Franz I of the German Holy Roman Empire, in order to destroy the dream of the French emperor, Napoleon wanted to be the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, and in 1806 he actively disbanded the empire and simultaneously established the Austrian Empire, Franz I. The emperor thus became the Emperor Franz I of the Austrian Empire. Statue of Emperor Franz Joseph I

A photo before the Hofburg Imperial Palace Hofburg Imperial Palace is the palace of the Austrian Habsburg dynasty, located in the city center of Vienna. From 1275 to 1913, after many reconstructions and reconstructions, it finally evolved into a maze of 18 wings, 19 courtyards and 2,500 rooms. The palace is built according to the terrain and is divided into two parts: the house and the house. There is a garden in each of the upper and lower houses. Shangzhai is the place where the emperor's office, welcoming and grand events are held. The lower house is used as a royal living.

Hofburg was once the Winter Palace of the Habsburg dynasty. It is in the heart of Vienna. There is a Roman ruin on the Michel Square at the main entrance. The DEMEL cafe is opposite the square. Speaking of Hofburg, it has a world-famous spokesperson, Princess Sissi. This woman is much more famous in China than the Austrian mother Maria Theresa, all thanks to the movie "Sissi". There is a section in Hofburg that was set up as the Princess Sissi Museum, displaying the dresses she wore and the jewellery she wore (replica). Fans from all over the world came here to worship, a little glimpse of her. life. It is said that the height of the Princess 172 is about 100 pounds. She is very harsh on the waist circumference. In order to keep her body, she eats very little and spends several hours a day exercising. It is said that her long hair, it takes several hours for each wash. It can be said that most of her life is spent on beauty. After the middle age, no one will ever make a portrait or a photo for her, so what does it look like after middle age, except for the people around her, no one knows.