Capuchin Church (Kapuzinerkirche)

Vienna stayed overnight, the greatest achievement is to learn about the Habsburg dynasty. Vienna is very beautiful, many celebrity legends and stories. As one of the centers of Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries, her history is well preserved and worth learning.

Many people don't know it; some people don't want to come even if they know it. In fact, there are almost all the members of the Habsburg family buried here, which has influenced the whole history of Europe for nearly a thousand years. Here you can see the coffins of many famous people, such as Queen Teresa and Princess Cissie's family of three. Nowadays, some people are blooming flowers to commemorate them.

The low-key-looking church, Kaisergruft, entered at the right door, and a kind-looking old man was in charge of ticket sales. Walking down to the entrance of the tomb, I still feel a little scared. The coffins are big and small, and some of the concurrent ones are very domineering. Franz and Princess Sissie, together with their eldest son, Rudolph, and their three families, have a relatively independent tomb. See that the Habsburg family's lineage is still followed by people... Feeling that coming out of the tomb needs sunshine and warmth (><)

The ancient buildings are well preserved, the sculptures are beautiful, and they can enjoy exotic treasures. It reminds us how rich the nobles of the palace were. The city of Vienna is not big. It has a strong classical flavor.

Vienna's Emperor Nagu Church, oh, it buried more than 400 years of Habsburg family ~all kinds of tyranny! The sculpture is also very beautiful and complicated. The Austrian Emperor's family feels that it has always been glorious and rich before! _________