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Hofburg Palace Complex
The Hofburg Palace is located in the Austrian city of Vienna, and is a huge historical imperial palace that represents one of the oldest and most important sites of power on the European continent. The Royal Habsburg family settled in it from the thirteenth century until 1918 AD, and it contains a large number within it It contains rooms, many arenas, wings, and halls, and it is still used to this day as the headquarters of the President’s offices, and state ministers.
St. Stephen’s Cathedral
St. Stephen’s Cathedral is located in Vienna, and it is considered one of the most beautiful churches on the European continent, as it is characterized by its magnificent architecture in the Gothic style, in which it shows amazing decorations, colorful tiles, tall towers, and the church bell which is considered the second largest Bell in Europe.
Rijsburg Castle
Located in the Austrian state of Styria, The Riegersburg Castle is an ancient historical castle built on top of a dormant volcano during the centuries.
Konstoristich Museum
This museum is located in the Ringstrasse district of Vienna, and is considered one of the most important monuments; inside it contains many artworks dating back to different historical periods, as well as a collection of pieces and collections of the Habsburg royal family.
Hallstatt Village
Hallstatt is located in the Austrian region of Salzkammergut, a small tourist village, which is very popular with visitors and tourists to the city, thanks to its scenic landscapes, wooden houses, and architectural designs dating back to the sixteenth century AD.
Milk Monastery
The Melk Abbey is located in the Austrian city of Melk, and is considered the most famous monastery in the country.
Ambras Castle
Ambras Castle is located in the Austrian city of Innsbruck, and it is an ancient historical castle built in 1564 AD by the Governor of Tyrol, Archduke Ferdinand II, and includes many halls and rooms, including Spain Hall, and a number of wonderful exhibits.
