Capuchin Church (Kapuzinerkirche)

Vienna stayed for one night, the biggest harvest is to understand the Habsburg Dynasty, Vienna is beautiful, many celebrity legends and stories, as one of the centers of Europe in the 1st century, her history is very good, worth learning

Many people do not know it; some do not want to come even if they know it. In fact, there are almost all members of the Habsburg family buried here, which has influenced the history of Europe for nearly a thousand years. The coffins of many famous people can be seen here, such as Queen Teresa and Princess Cisi, a family of three. Today, there are still flowers to commemorate them.

The appearance of the church is very low-key, the emperor's tomb room (Kaisergruft) is in the right door, an old man with a kind eye is responsible for ticket sales. Going down to the entrance of the tomb room, I still feel a little scared. The coffin is large and the parallel Zhongkar is very domineering. Franz and Princess Cisi, and their eldest son Rudolph, have a relatively separate burial chamber. Seeing the Habsburg family's side is still there... Feeling that you need to bask in the sun to warm up from the burial chamber (>_<)

The ancient buildings are well preserved, the sculptures are beautiful, and the rare treasures can be seen, reminiscent of how rich the nobles of the palace were. Vienna is not big, and the classicism tastes very strong.

The Emperor Nabone Church in Vienna, buried in the Habsburg family for more than 400 years~ various domineering! The sculpture is also very beautiful and complicated. The Austrian emperor family feels that it has been prosperous and rich before!