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1157 reviews 217 travel blogs 447 photos Attraction Type:
Architectural building, Castle, Historic home, Garden, Theater, Zoo, Lookout
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Schonbrunn Palace (Schloss Schonbrunn) Vienna
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Off To A Shakey Start
Our day started out pretty normal. We left the house a little later than we originally planned. Made a few stops before leaving town: delivered veggies from our garden to our neighbor, mailed a birthday card (ahead of schedule – Does Hallmark have those kinds of cards?), stopped at the bank once more and then we were off. Hit trouble near …
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Last Waltz in Vienna
We didn't want to waste precious time, hence, we woke up a bit early just to visit Schonbrunn Palace which was just about 5-10 minutes walk from our hotel. We bought the Classic Pass at EUR19.50 which allowed us to cover 5 places - Tour of the Palace, Privy Garden, Gloriette, Maze & the Apple Strudel Show.
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Ohhhhh Viennnnaaaaaaaa
Arrived in Vienna, got the tram to our hostel, we had learnt by now not to pay for any public transport. The hostel was really nice so we dumped our stuff and went to explore. Headed towards the palace. It was so much more amazing than we thought it'd be. Everywhere was so pretty and the gardens were huge!! Paths everywhere that led to different …
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The streets of Vienna
Day 1
Arrived at Hostel Ruthensteiner and me and the 5 other people that came on my plane hung outa t the hostel until the rest of the group arrived. Once the group got there, we walked around and saw some of the city around our hostel … -
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Whirlwind Vienna
We arrived in Vienna in the late afternoon so it was really only dinner and early bed so we could be up early the next morning to make the most of our day in Vienna. The weather was lovely, about 22 so it was very pleasant walking around to all the sights.
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Silvester
Palais Daun-Kinsky está localizado na praça Freyung em Viena. Foi construído entre 1713 e 1719 pelo arquitecto Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt e hoje é um dos mais impressionantes exemplos da arquitetura histórica da cidade. Com a sua magnífica decoração de estuques, tectos pintados e esculturas, este Palais oferece um ambiente … -
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Vonderful Wien
The saying goes, "You never get a second chance to make a first impression." In Vienna's case, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Upon our arrival at Hotel Alstadt (which looked nothing like the pictures on the internet), we were told that Vienna was a “very clean city.” Well if by clean you mean broken bottles and trash …
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4th day.
It was already Day 4 in Vienna, yet I felt like I haven't done much. Christmas could’ve been one of the reasons. I woke up earlier than usual (by this, I mean 9AM which is still pretty late if I were in Budapest now) and headed over to the palace called Schonnberg. On the map, it seemed pretty close to where our hostel was and I opted for …
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Schlepping round Schonbrunn.
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Inside A Cathedral Dome
One last day in Vienna. We'd thought about going to the Shonbrunn Palace for a tour and evening concert but after the last two days of music decided against it and just did a Grand Tour 1st thing in the morning. The Grand Tour is 40 rooms or so but it is the tour that includes Maria Theresa’s apartments. One apartment was the one in which …
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Vienna
... day, we called it quits and rested up for more sights the next day. The next day we headed to the Schonbrunn Palace. It is a massive building with an astounding 1,441 rooms all decorated to the extreme with countless treasures and enough ...
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Museums and Mozart
... . Instead, I visited the Vienna Historical Museum yesterday. Last night, a few of us decided to skip the optional concert at Schonbrunn Palace and get tickets of our own to an amazing concert here in town. The 30-piece orchestra wore costumes like in ...
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Castles, Churches, and Wienerschnitzel
... . From 1945-1955, France, Britain, Russia, and the United States oversaw a transition to the second Republic of Austria. One condition of independence was that all memorials constructed by Allied forces had to remain untouched. This is ...
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Vienna
... I walked around in just my t-shirt. (And trousers of course). I went to the grandest of all the grand buildings, Schonbrunn palace, the best thing of which was the beautiful gardens to stroll through and the maze, which was surprisingly difficult and ...
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Tourist Town
... the parents extolled the virtues of the Palace and I can say that it is now on my "to do when I return to Vienna" list. As the Palace had taken up more time than expected the plans for the afternoon were mostly scrapped but a decision was made to try ...
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Vienna
... for a lay down and nanna nap. However, while on the underground we realised that we were on the same train line as the Schonbrunn palace so headed out there instead. I liked it a lot more then the Hofburg palace, mainly due to the huge gardens out the ...
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Longest Entry Ever
... the palace. Schönbrunn Palace was excellent and definitely worth seeing. Of course I had to compare it to Esterházy Palace. The whole reason I came to Vienna was to compare it to things in Hungary. Many of the rooms were equivalent. They had been made ...
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I'll be back..
... We carried onto Austria (they've stopped checking our passports at the border). We go tinto Vienna around 3PM and went straight to Schonbrunn Palace, the Hapsburgs summer residence. Originally a hunting lodge, the palace has huge gardens, ...
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Amadeus Amadeus
... .)We were both really tired by the end of the day so we just chilled at the hostel. Tuesday- Started off at the Schonbrunn Palace gardens- which were absolutely beautiful. Except that´s when it started snowing. And it snowed ALL DAY. We had lunch at ...
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City of Music
... who don't like classical music would enjoy it. They played mainly Mozart and Strauss (of course). Today we went to the Schonbrunn Palace of the Hapsburgs with a local guide. Was very beautiful inside-definitely worth a visit. The gardens were ...
Schonbrunn Palace (Schloss Schonbrunn) Map
- Gasthaus Tiroler Garten
- Schonbrunn Palace Christmas Market
- Cafe Raimann
- Funeral Museum (Bestattungsmuseum)
- Reed Messe Wien Congress Center
- Haydn's Memorial House
- Lugner City
- Hofmobiliendepot (Imperial Furniture Collection)
- Medl-Bräu
- Vienna Sightseeing Tours
- Eagle Bar
- ARI
- Wirr
- Golf Club Wienerberg
- Twin City Liner
- Kuffner Observatory (Kuffner-Sternwarte)
- Christmas Market (Christkindlmarkt)
- Inner Ring
- Wiener Residenzorchester Veranstaltungs GmbH
- Tunnel