🇦🇹Austria | Enjoy an elegant moment surrounded by music and art in Vienna🎻☕️

#Traveling abroad strategy Vienna is known as the "City of Music". When you walk around, you'll find that it's not just a capital city, but a city with a "refined tranquility" where classical music and art are deeply rooted in daily life. Walking through the vast grounds of Schönbrunn Palace, the glory of the Habsburgs is still alive, and it feels like you've wandered into history. Looking out over the city of Vienna from Palace Hill, the contrast between the orderly buildings and the greenery calms your mind. Returning to the center, the prestigious buildings such as the Opera House and Kärntner Strasse are lined up, like a scene from a movie. The grandeur of St. Stephen's Cathedral takes your breath away, and the view of the red-brown roofs from the top of the tower makes you think, "I'm glad I came to this city." In Vienna, it's more fun to "live like a local" than just touring the tourist spots. Cafe culture is strong here, and I often saw people reading books for 2-3 hours with a cup of Sachertorte in hand☕️📚 I actually spent a luxurious time listening to the sound of the piano at the long-established "Café Zentral". The city is dotted with art museums and palaces, and masterpieces by artists such as Klimt quietly await at the Albertina and Belvedere Palace. It's not a flashy "tourist destination", but each one is carefully and deeply, and I was able to experience art that seeps into the depths of my heart🎨 In the evening, I was surprised to see classical music in everyday life, such as mass in the Hofburg Chapel and performances at the Opera House. At the end of the trip, I naturally straightened my back and thought, "I want to come back to breathe this air again." 🎫Access: It takes about 16 minutes by CAT (City Airport Train) from Vienna International Airport to the city center. There are plenty of trams and subways, and you can get around very smoothly if you use a tourist pass. #Trip to Austria #Vienna sightseeing #Schönbrunn Palace #Sachertorte #Café culture #Domestic travel #Couple travel #Solo travel