The Vienna Church, with a history of over 800 years, combines various styles and is still popular today

If Vienna is a book, then St. Stephen's Cathedral is definitely the chapter in the book that cannot be missed. From the Babenberg dynasty in the 12th century AD to the present, this building has witnessed the dynastic changes of the city of Vienna, and has experienced every rise and fall, every pain of this city of suffering. Vienna has the reputation of the city of art, and St. Stephen's Cathedral should be considered the culmination of art, integrating Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architectural styles, and even has a bit of Renaissance characteristics. These different styles record the trials and tribulations it has experienced. The south tower, built in 1433, is nearly 137 meters high and was once the tallest tower in Europe. From the top, you can overlook the cityscape of Vienna. Entering the church, you will be shocked by its magnificent and solemn interior. The interior decoration of the church is gorgeous, the main altar and many sacred artworks and precious cultural relics show its religious value and historical significance. If you have the courage, you might as well climb the highest spire of the church to feel the grandeur of Vienna. The cathedral stands quietly in the center of the city, attracting tourists from all over the world. Whether it is a love for religious art or a pursuit of history, this is a place worth visiting. The deep historical accumulation and artistic value make this building an unmissable attraction in Vienna.