Vienna´s Ringstrasse

In 1857, Emperor Franz ordered the removal of the original medieval walls and the construction of the Ring Road. The outline of the modern Vienna city was laid. Most of the buildings on both sides of the Avenue were built between 1861 and 1888, reflecting the brilliant achievements of the urban architecture of the late 19th century. The ring road is lined with famous city hall, castle theatre, parliament building, art museum, Hofburg Palace, opera house, Vienna University, Vienna Museum, Karl Square, Black Mountain Square, Imperial Hotel, City Park and other buildings.

[View] A must-visit place for Vienna travel, the main local attractions are near this avenue. It will be very hard to walk in series of famous buildings such as the City Hall, Castle Theatre, Parliament Building, Art Museum, Hofburg Palace, Opera House, City Park and other famous buildings [interest]; You can take the bus; you can also take the traditional small carriage; you can also see a small tour group with the help of a balanced car, saving effort and pulling wind [cost-effective] considering the shooting needs and filming effects, it is recommended to go to the city hall and parliament building on the west side in the morning; In the afternoon, go to the city park on the east side, so the famous Strauss Little Kings will be Shunguang

The Ring Road is equivalent to the inner ring road in downtown Vienna, and most of the core attractions are located in the area of the Ring Road or close to the Ring Road. Near the Ring Road, attractions include the Vienna State Opera, the New Fort Museum, the Museum of Art History, the Museum of Nature, the Parliament Building, the Castle Theatre, the University of Vienna, and the City Park.

Always very intimate, the service is very warm, there is really nothing to say, it is over

This is a Vienna attraction, part of which was built by Napoleon... When he entered Vienna, he broke through the walls. Later, Franz Josef, the Austro-Hungarian emperor decided to dismantle the remaining walls (some of which had been under storm for 500 years, reinforced in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries of Turkish siege). He ordered a boulevard on the site of the city walls, and adjacent areas built new-style grand buildings such as the council hall, the parliament hall, the theatre, and more, including the city park. Now, it's a must-see attraction because of the beautiful buildings on both sides, because the old town is surrounded by the Ring Road, which has an old tram line.