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St. Stephen's Cathedral

Once a parish church in the 12the century, St. Stephen's Cathedral at present, serves as the home church for the Catholic archbishop in Vienna! This church is also well-known as Stephansdom. It was destroyed during Second World War, but, it was rebuilt in seven years. Worships are still held here every day. The imposing roof of this cathedral is sheeted with 230,000 tiles that are smooth as glass.

The Hofburg Imperial Palace

The Hofburg Imperial Palace, playing a vital role in Austrian Government since the time of its erection in the 13th century, has been a home to some of the most influential royalties of the European continent over the centuries. At present, this museum is also a home to the president of Austria. This museum holds a surplus of halls and wings however only three parts of it are open for the visitors.

Schonbrunn Palace

Schonbrunn Palace, an impressive 18th century building, is one of the top tourist attractions in Vienna. It is a must-visit destination not only because of its gripping structural design, but for its lush and beautiful ambiance as well. This fascinating palace embraces more than 1441 apartments and rooms. It is listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Belvedere Complex

A prominent part of Vienna's historic scene, Belvedere Complex consists of a number of palaces and an orangery dating back to the late 17th century. The complex features the Baroque palaces, the Upper and Lower Belvedere, the orangery, and palace stables, all set in a Baroque-style park. Belvedere Complex looks striking during the night when it is all lit up.