Central Cemetery Review

The Vienna Central Cemetery has buried a lot of famous Austrian celebrities. This cemetery is also a very interesting place. The vegetation inside is very dense and belongs to a very quiet place. The gravestone of the cemetery is also often cleaned.

The Vienna Central Cemetery is located on the southeast suburbs of Vienna, Austria, covering 240 hectares, divided into several cemeteries, is the second largest cemetery in Europe. The cemetery houses many world-renowned musicians and composers. The center of the cemetery has a magnificent separatist church. Most visitors come to admire the art of the tombstones and the beautifully built churches.

While it is really bad to recommend someone to the cemetery, it is a must to Vienna. Don't you want to sit next to Beethoven, Strauss and so many historical celebrities? It is a quiet place to think and feel the world music and the beautiful.

From the city park, take the tram back to the National Opera House, and then take the No. 71 tram across to the south-eastern suburbs of 240 hectares, 330,000 graves, burying countless celebrities, Vienna is the largest, the second largest cemetery in Europe. Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Strauss, the father and son of more than 20 musicians and composers, are also known in the world "Vienna Central Cemetery". We entered through Gate 3, passed a long cemetery avenue, turned right at the intersection, and walked straight for a few minutes until we reached the center of the cemetery. It was a green garden-top church with a magnificent cemetery of former emperors and nobles. On the left side of the heartland, millions of music fans come from all over the world every year to visit the sacred place of their hearts, the Cemetery of Musicians, because there are saints who are so highly respected and supreme. In the evening, the setting sun shines in the west, and the setting sun falls quietly in the cemetery. The remnant sun is like blood. The red color is reflected on the tombstone of the great man, from which comes a moving piece of music. Mozart's minuet, Beethoven's Serenade for Alice, Schubert, Brahms'lullaby, Strauss' waltz, how beautiful the melody, how exciting the notes, in this quiet place, there are many famous songs that have been heard since childhood. Today, I am in the arms of a musician who loves me very much. My dream is still vague, as if I had returned to that time. Just after stepping into the musician's cemetery, there comes the central Mozart Monument, Beethoven's cemetery on the left and Schubert on the right. What attracted me most was a conical white marble tombstone surrounded by three green pines and cypresses on three sides. The front base was engraved in black letters "Beethoven 1770-1827". This is the father of the great symphony I dreamed of seeing, the cemetery of St. Beethoven. Beethoven's life was full of ups and downs and diseases. With his tenacious perseverance, he wrote countless glorious and immortal works, leaving a precious legacy to mankind. The Fifth Symphony of Destiny and the Ninth Symphony of Chorus "Ode to Joy ], which I admire most, began to play the greatest movement of mankind when the sunset glowed on Beethoven's tombstone. I sat quietly beside the great man, holding my breath, concentrating on listening, listening.

Vienna's Central Cemetery went out in the morning and it was sunny. It was cloudy as soon as the cemetery got off the bus. As soon as you get in, go straight to District 32A, where the world's most famous musicians are buried. Beginning with Figure 3, the tombstones of Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, John Strauss Jr. and John Strauss Sr. Until the end of the day, the weather turned clear and the sun was hot.

In the honor zone of the cemetery, Beethoven, Old Strauss, Little Strauss and other musicians were gathered. The sculpture of the tombstone is very exquisite. If you look carefully, you will find that the tombstone is not only an exquisite decoration, but also an introduction to the life of the owner of the tomb. If you come to the cemetery to prepare a piece of your favorite musician's music, and then present a white rose. That's better.

Tourists are not as many as staff and grave sweepers, but mainly Chinese and Korean tourists. The musician 32A area also has some tourists, and there are almost no tourists elsewhere. They also visited World War II victims'areas and children's graves. Not just tombstones and cemeteries, but works of art.