Schönbrunn Palace and Park

Schönbrunn Palace - once the main summer residence of Austrian rulers, and now one of the most important tourist sites in Austria. Thousands of Austrians and millions of tourists from all over the world come to stroll through its beautiful park and look into the palace itself.

Schönbrunn is a true anthem of Baroque architectural style. Built at the beginning of the XVIII century, the palace had 1441 rooms of various sizes. The most impressive are the Mirror and Great Hall, as well as the Grand Gallery and Roesselzimmer Room.

Schönbrunn Palace saw many public figures who changed the course of history once and for all. Wolfgang Mozart himself gave his concerts in the palace, and at the beginning of the XIX century the residence was twice occupied by Napoleon Bonaparte.