Vienna is not sad.

Vienna is the most exquisite city I have visited so far. The city is like a white swan with carefully combed feathers, raising its neck and slowly sliding on the lake, waiting for the audience to appreciate it. Most of the buildings here are white neoclassical style, unlike the gray and black of Budapest, it seems to have done a noble spa maintenance, and there are no traces of the years. The streets are also clean, and most of the time you can only see golden fallen leaves. If any city has the most elegant culture, it is undoubtedly Vienna. Zweig also said this in "Yesterday's World". In a very small space, a large number of high arts galleries and museums are densely gathered. Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, Museum of Art History, Golden Hall, Opera House, everyone in the city regards elegant art as life. In addition to art, there are luxury brands. The luxury goods stores here are not like the huge logos and transparent glass walls in domestic large department stores. Its luxury is packaged in a neoclassical skin with white inlays of Olympus twelve gods. Vienna is also the place where I saw the most densely dressed luxury goods on the bus. Viennese people like desserts, and there are dessert shops and cafes every few steps. Through the bright windows, you can see three or five friends or a family chatting while drinking coffee. Swiss, Italian, Romanian chocolate shops, one after another.