Vienna Music Society

We rented a car from Budapest to Vienna, transitioning from a developing country to a developed one. Hungary feels a bit like our 1990s, while Vienna's living standards and infrastructure are comparable to Paris. Notes: Many shops and restaurants are closed on Sundays, including the State Opera House and the Golden Hall, so plan your time accordingly. Food: Near the Opera House, there is a highly-rated Chinese restaurant called Juli Chinese Kitchen, just a three-minute walk away. There's also a stir-fry buffet called Wok & More, which has good reviews. Vienna offers a variety of international cuisines, and even the small Italian cafes you find on the street have their own unique charm. Clothing: Vienna is situated between Prague and Budapest, so the weather is slightly warmer than in Prague. Upon arriving in Vienna, we rushed to the State Opera House to watch the opera Tosca. While formal attire is not required, many people dress very formally. Must-see attractions in Vienna: The National Library, Albertina Museum, Sisi Museum, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Stadtpark, Vienna Museum, Golden Hall, and the State Opera House are all close to each other and can be visited on foot. Schönbrunn Palace is in the suburbs and can be reached by subway or taxi. Only a small portion of its over 1,600 rooms are open to the public. The gardens are great for a stroll, and there's a maze that kids will enjoy; we spent at least an hour in a few of the mazes. We rented a car to Hallstatt, which is a three-hour drive from Vienna. Known as a postcard dropped by God, it is one of the most beautiful towns. The scenery along the way is pleasant, with snow-capped mountains, meadows, and cottages, offering a tranquil and secluded atmosphere like a paradise. The town is nestled between mountains and water and was once a silver mining area. It became famous after being featured on the cover of a travel magazine. Any photo taken from any angle can be used as a postcard. Mozart's hometown, Salzburg, is an hour and a half drive from Hallstatt and has a history of over a thousand years. Major attractions include Mirabell Palace, Mozart's Birthplace, Salzburg Square, and Hohensalzburg Fortress.

#europetrip Come to the "Music Capital of the World" to experience romance. Vienna is located on the banks of the Danube River, which is the capital and largest city of Austria. It is also one of the oldest and most important cultural, artistic, and tourist cities in Europe. Vienna is known as the "Capital of World Music". By the "Blue" Danube River, one can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city while listening to classic melodies. It is truly a pleasure to have a spiritual conversation with this "Danube Goddess".. Austria is first and foremost a scenic spot in the southwest. The Royal Garden, located back to back in the Meiquan Palace, is a conventional French style garden. The end point of the garden is a "Sea God Spring", and the center of the pool is a sculpture shaped based on the story of the Greek Sea God. To the east is the inconspicuous "Meiquan", which is the origin of the palace's name. The highest point of Meiquan Palace is the Arc de Triomphe, and to the west of Haishen Spring is the zoo and tropical plant greenhouse. There are countless Chinese ceramics, including Meiquan Palace. According to expert system design, the number of Chinese ceramics that he has collected is the largest except for the local area of China

Vienna Golden Hall, officially known as the Vienna Musikverein Golden Hall, was specifically built by the familiar to Chinese people husband of Princess Sisi, Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I in 1863, and has a history of more than 150 years. The building has a total of six concert halls, namely the Brahms Hall, Wood Hall, Glass Hall, Metal Hall, Stone Hall, and the Great Hall. The largest of them is the 'Great Hall' (Großer Saal), also known as the Golden Hall we are familiar with, or the Gold Hall, Vienna Philharmonic Hall, one of the most famous concert halls in Vienna. The Golden Hall is hailed as one of the top five concert halls in the world, alongside the Berlin Philharmonic Hall, Leipzig Gewandhaus Concert Hall, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, and Boston Symphony Hall. In 1987, CCTV broadcast the 'Vienna New Year's Concert' for the first time, and the magnificent hall paired with the high-end symphony orchestra performance, the name 'Golden Hall' was instantly remembered by the Chinese people. Golden Hall

New Year countdown! The sound of music descends!! Every New Year, people all over Vienna hold parties, especially on the New Year's Eve Promenade in the city center. The air is filled with the echoes of waltzes in three-quarter time, and people dance into the New Year with the Blue Danube Waltz. This year's New Year's concert will also start at 11:15 am on January 1, 2024, in Vienna's Golden Hall~ Let's celebrate life and the New Year together! Here are some Vienna travel suggestions for those of you coming from out of town to see the show: 👉 Take a carriage to the Hofburg Palace and visit the luxurious living quarters of Empress Elisabeth. 👉 Stay at the palace hotel Hotel Imperial to experience the unique splendor of the palace, with its glittering, hall-like lobby that dazzles and amazes; the intricate mosaic collages that extend from the ceiling to the walls, all adorned with Greek-patterned bas-reliefs, give the illusion of being in a museum rather than a café. 👉 Stroll through the city like a local, with trams shuttling through this classically strong city. Take a train like the locals, get off at an unfamiliar station, and you'll discover the city's fun and unique surprises. 👉 Visit a century-old café for a cup of coffee, savoring the oldest handmade coffee and the unique Viennese coffee of the locality. 👉 Go to the Naschmarkt flea market, said to be the largest in Europe, with all kinds of food and drink available. Whatever you're interested in, you can find something here.

Vienna, the capital of Austria, is a city of grandeur and elegance, known for its imperial palaces, world-class music, and rich cultural heritage. The city’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is filled with stunning architecture and charming cafes. Imperial Splendor: Visit the Hofburg Palace, the former imperial residence, and explore its opulent rooms and museums. Schönbrunn Palace, with its beautiful gardens, offers a glimpse into the lives of the Habsburg emperors. Cultural Riches: Vienna is famous for its music, being the home of composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss. Attend a concert at the Vienna State Opera or the Musikverein for an unforgettable experience. Vienna’s cafe culture is legendary, with historic cafes offering delicious pastries and coffee. Don’t miss trying a slice of Sachertorte or enjoying a leisurely afternoon at a traditional Viennese coffeehouse. #VibrantVienna #ImperialCity #CulturalRiches #MusicalHeritage #ExploreVienna #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip