Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austria.

Schönbrunn Palace, an irreplaceable cultural treasure of Austria, was once a summer resort for the royal family to escape the heat. This magnificent palace has a vast interior space with as many as 1,441 rooms, each of which is carefully arranged to show the royal style of the past with luxurious decorations and delicate furnishings. Stepping into the palace is like going back to that glorious era, and every inch of space exudes the profound charm of history and culture. What is even more amazing is that the decorative art in the palace cleverly integrates Eastern and Western elements, especially those decorations that are unified and coordinated in the Eastern style. The walls and ceilings are inlaid with exquisite ceramics, shining brightly. Not only are there luxurious restaurants where emperors of all dynasties have feasted guests, but there are also gorgeous dance halls for nobles to dance. Every place makes people feel the delicacy and luxury of the court life of the past. What is particularly precious is that several embroidered gold carriages used in the Queen's coronation ceremony are still on display here, becoming a witness to history, which is fascinating. Surrounding the palace is a typical French garden, whose exquisite design and grand layout are breathtaking. On both sides of the huge flower bed are neatly trimmed green tree walls. They are like loyal guards, guarding this quiet holy land. Inside the green tree wall, 44 sculptures inspired by Greek mythology are lifelike, adding a bit of mystery and romance to this garden. Walking around, whether standing on the terrace overlooking the beautiful scenery, or shuttling between the fountain and the maze, you can deeply experience the tranquility and beauty that is detached from the world.