Prior to World War I, Vienna was the capital of the powerful Habsburg Empire. Today Vienna's glory is in her past, but the city is still a marvelous place to visit. Most of the grand palaces and buildings are from the 17th century, but they have been well-preserved or substantially renovated. River ship passengers spend the day in Vienna, touring via bus, subway, and on foot. In the evening, a wonderful concert in one of the old palaces is usually available as an optional excursion. Be sure to take time to enjoy a Viennese coffee house and some of the city's highlights in your free time.
The historic center of the city of Vienna is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
- Belvedere Palace in Vienna, AustriaBelvedere Palace in Vienna, Austria
- Belvedere Palace in ViennaBelvedere Palace in Vienna
- Baroque Gardens at Belvedere Palace in ViennaBaroque Gardens at Belvedere Palace in Vienna
- Belvedere Palace in Vienna and its Baroque GardensBelvedere Palace in Vienna and its Baroque Gardens
- Belvedere Palace - Lower Palace and View of Old Town ViennaBelvedere Palace - Lower Palace and View of Old Town Vienna
- Vienna Opera HouseVienna Opera House
- St. Stephan's Cathedral - Vienna, AustriaSt. Stephan's Cathedral - Vienna, Austria
- Beautiful Ceramic Tile Roof of St. Stephan's Cathedral in ViennaBeautiful Ceramic Tile Roof of St. Stephan's Cathedral in Vienna
- Inside St. Stephan's Cathedral in ViennaInside St. Stephan's Cathedral in Vienna
- Plague Monument in Vienna, AustriaPlague Monument in Vienna, Austria
- Vienna Street SceneVienna Street Scene
- Hofburg Palace in Vienna, AustriaHofburg Palace in Vienna, Austria
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