Ringstrasse:
The Ringstrasse is the most important avenue of the city and was
constructed in the same place where the old wall was. It contains the
most famous buildings in Vienna.
Vienna
State Opera:
Undoubtedly the most important and well-known opera world. It is a
neo-Renaissance building constructed between 1861 and 1869. It is the
nerve center of the Viennese musical life and one of the centers of
attraction of the musical world.
Hofburg
Imperial Palace: The Hofburg Palace has been for over 600 years
the residence of the Habsburgs. Today is the most visited place in
Vienna and an essential visit.
Hundertwasserhaus:
Hundertwasserhaus is a residential block built by Friedensreich
Hundertwasser, an Austrian artist quite like GaudÃ.
Stadtpark:
Open to the public since 1862, the City Park (Stadtpark) is the
favorite park of the Viennese and tourists visiting the capital.
Spanish
Riding School: The Spanish Riding School, established in 1572, is
part of the Hofburg and is one of the leading institutions in Vienna.
Their horses are known worldwide.
Austrian
National Library: Built in the eighteenth century under the
command of the Emperor Charles VI, the Austrian National Library is
one of the most beautiful historical libraries in the world.
Mozart's
House: Between 1784 and 1787, Mozart, the renowned composer of
all time, and his family lived in this apartment Domgasse.
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