The Heroes' Square is the outer square of the Hofburg Palace, built during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I and is part of the so-called "Imperial Square" that was not fully built. The statue of Grand Duke Carl and Prince Eugen stands at both ends of the line. To the northeast of the square is the Hoffburg Palace, to the southeast is the New Hoffburg, and to the south-west the inner ring road, which is separated from the "outside the city gate" (Aeusseress Burgtor). It has a good view of the inner ring road, the Capitol, the City Hall, and the Castle Theatre.

Heroes Square is a huge open-air area in this place, and the place here is also very good. This place is also a good place for leisure and entertainment. Many unique buildings are distributed here, and there are some simple cafes.

The Heroes' Square is a square in Vienna, Austria's capital, the outer square of the Hofburg Palace, built during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I, and is part of the unbuilt Imperial Square.

The Heroes Square is located in Vienna, Austria, because there are two statues of the Austrian heroes, one Prince Eugen and the other Grand Duke of Carl. There have been many major historical events here, most notably Hitler's declaration of the German merger in 1938.

Not specific, in short, it is a good experience, there is a chance to come again

I have not stepped on thunder so many times, it is very good, I can rush if I want to come.

I won’t step on thunder at all, everyone can rest assured to be bold, and it’s basically the same as the description.