Water Play Palace - Hohenzollern Palace

Hohensalzburg Palace is located 6 kilometers south of Salzburg, Austria. Built in the 17th century, it was the summer palace of the Archbishop at that time. There is a zoo and a rear garden, and there is also a water park in the garden. Its meticulous design and various hidden fountains are unique and surprising for visitors. It is one of the most splendid examples of Northern Alpine decorative architecture and the only water palace in Europe. Inside here is a puppet show that relies entirely on hydraulic power to operate. After hundreds of years of use, it can still run without any errors. Here is called the Water Play Park because there are various small mechanisms and decorations that spray water everywhere to reduce the heat of summer. The tour guide is a cunning person who triggers various mechanisms to spray water. Unfortunately, I had to protect my equipment and didn't take many photos. Later, I found out that if I wanted to avoid being sprayed, I just needed to look at the ground under my feet. If it was dry, I could ensure that I wouldn't be sprayed. But where's the fun in that? It's still more suitable for children, as adults try to avoid the water while children run around looking for water to spray. The luxurious hall, charming garden, and unique fountain make the Heidelberg Palace a venue for celebrations, performances, and cultural events from the very beginning. In Austria, music's imprint can be seen everywhere. Behind the backyard, there used to be a zoo, but now the animals have all gone their separate ways.