Schönbrunn Park

The history of the park begins in 1569, when Emperor Maximilian II acquired a small castle in ethics, which became his hunting estate. These possessions received their name in 1619.

During the following centuries, the castle was repeatedly rebuilt, the park was planned by the architect Ferdinand Hohenberg in 1765. Numerous statues were created in the workshop of the sculptor Beyer in the late XVIII century.

Schönbrunn Park impresses with its diversity and splendor. In the depths of the alleys of the park you can find the remains of Roman ruins, connoisseurs of nature will not leave indifferent the beautiful Botanical Garden and the Palm House, which contains a collection of exotic plants from all over the world.

Schörbrunn is considered one of the main attractions and pride of Austria.