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Inside the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria, is a large garden with many sculptures. When I went there last May, I took some photos of sculptures and flowers and put them here. It is very good to think back now.

Schönbrunn Palace, the attraction worth visiting, has a Chinese explanation with the group, so you can understand some details of this place, it is quite interesting, a place, a typical European small palace.

The Orange Garden of Schonbrunn Palace is located in the eastern part of the northernmost main entrance of Schonbrunn Palace, and is relatively independent of other areas. It is currently the site of the Schonbrunn Palace concert. Every night, a concert composed by Mozart and John Strauss, including the magic flute, The blue Danube and other attractions. If you can't catch up with the National Opera performance in summer vacation, you may wish to consider the concert in the Orange Garden, which is also very exciting.

After visiting more than 20 rooms of the Perfect Spring Palace, you can go around the back of the palace and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the back garden. It is said that this garden is a model of European garden art. The most planted garden is roses. Flower beds and lawns will change their beautiful patterns according to the season. Walking up the hills behind, you can see half of Vienna's urban buildings. Now.

Meiquan Palace is the Memorial Museum of Princess Cissi. It covers a very large area. If you walk, you can't walk all day. Fortunately, there is an experience of carriages. For only 10 or 15 euros, each person can ride a carriage around Meiquan Palace, where you can go through the orange garden of Meiquan Palace to see the landscape.

Located on the Danube River, Vienna is the capital of the Republic of Austria, the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian Empire, the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, and one of the nine federal states of the Republic of Austria. It is the largest city and political center of Austria. Vienna is also one of the most livable cities in the world.