Hurry up and make a reservation to check in at the splendid Royal Palace of Schönbrunn in Vienna, where you can now take photos!

⛳ Schönbrunn Palace, once the imperial palace of the Roman Empire, Austrian Empire, Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the Habsburg dynasty, is an architectural masterpiece that blends the grandeur of Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassicism. It is one of the quintessential examples of European court architecture and has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. ⛩️ This magnificent palace, which retains the footsteps of Empress Sisi, is a must-visit spot in Vienna, Austria, and is easily accessible by public transport, with both the subway and tram reaching it. ✔️ Check-in Tips: 1⃣️ In the square at the entrance to Schönbrunn Palace, there are two beautifully sculpted fountains that are great for taking pictures around; 2️⃣ The interior of the palace is sumptuous and has always been 'no photography allowed' with marked signs, but now it is assumed that photography is permitted; 3⃣️ The palace's ornate ceilings and golden decorations are exquisite and delicate, with a dazzling array of rare items, especially the luxurious aura of the court music hall, all of which are photographable; 4⃣️ Of the 1441 rooms in the palace, only 45 are open to the public for viewing. The room where Empress Sisi lived is in the west wing of the palace, and her dressing room with rosewood furniture is still preserved; 5⃣️ After visiting the palace, turn left to enter the Royal Garden of Schönbrunn, wander through the French garden, pass through the wisteria corridor, flanked by neatly trimmed green tree walls. Amidst the blooming flowers and lush greenery, it is a truly refreshing experience; 6⃣️ Tickets are 20 euros, which includes a visit to 40 rooms and takes about an hour, with an audio guide available (including Chinese); 7⃣️ Opening hours: 8:00-17:30 8⃣️ Transportation: Take the U4 subway to Schönbrunn, tram 60 to Schönbrunn, trams 10, 58, and bus 10A to Schönbrunn.