▲ The Hofburg Palace, located in Vienna, is a magnificent Baroque architectural complex that once served as the winter residence of the Habsburg emperors of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. From 1275 to 1913, it underwent multiple constructions and reconstructions, eventually evolving into the present-day maze comprising 18 wings, 19 courtyards, and 2,500 rooms. The palace was built following the natural terrain and is divided into the Upper and Lower sections. The Upper section was used by the emperors for official duties, receiving guests, and hosting grand activities, while the Lower section served as living quarters and guest accommodations.
▲ Adjacent to the Sisi Museum, this venue is filled with extravagant royal treasures, primarily showcasing artifacts from the Habsburg Dynasty, including lavish garments, tableware, decorations, and more. Particularly dazzling are the emperor's robes and crown. The museum also exhibits precious royal collections from countries such as Italy, Türkiye, and Hungary.
▲ Schönbrunn Palace is one of Austria's cultural landmarks, once serving as the summer retreat for the Austrian royal family. The magnificent palace boasts 1,441 rooms adorned with exquisite decorations and furnishings. Visitors can explore the classic French-style gardens and stroll through the expansive grounds featuring terraces, fountains, and mazes.
▲ It displays many items used by the Habsburg Dynasty and Princess Sisi during their lifetimes, exuding a fairy-tale-like atmosphere of life.
