[2025 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Column of Pest (Updated May)

The magic of Vienna, hidden in the gold leaf of Klimt, in the arias of the opera, is also hidden in the shadows and brilliance of St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Love, art, and death, the ultimate propositions of humanity, have long brewed the city into poetry that can be touched. Travel with these three themes, and don’t you get the essence of Vienna? 👇 📌 Love Chapter: Romantic embodiment of the scene 1. Palace of Beauty (Upper Palace) 💡What to watch: The authentic copy of Klimt's "Kiss" is here, and all the heat and fragility about love is solidified in this touch of gold 🕘Opening hours: 09:00-19:00 📅Reservation method: Belvedere Museum Wien official website 🎫 Cost: 19.5 euros/adult, 15.5 euros/student, minors free (tickets on site will be more expensive, need 21 euros/adult, 17.5 euros/student) 2. Schonbrunn Palace Gardens 💡Must-do: Take a picture at the classic fence post in "Princess Sissi" in front of the garden to recreate the romance, sincerity, and love in classic movies 🕘Opening hours: Palace opening hours are 8:30-17:30, garden opening hours are 6:30-20:00 (Opening hours of each attraction in Schonbrunn Palace will change with the month, it is best to log on to the official website for details before departure) 📅 How to book: Schloss Schönbrunn official website Book the CLASSIC PASS which includes a visit to the palace and gardens or book the EXCLUSIVE GARDENS AT SCHÖNBRUNN which includes only the garden visit 🎫 Cost: CLASSIC PASS is €40/adult, €31/minor; EXCLUSIVE GARDENS AT SCHÖNBRUNN is €15/adult, €10/minor 3. Albertina Museum 💡Must do: ●Go to the second floor terrace to find the "Love at Dawn" photo spot, leaning on the railing like Celine (this is also a great spot overlooking the National Opera) ●The museum contains authentic works by well-known artists such as Dürer, Rubens, and Picasso. 🕘Opening hours: Main Hall 10:00-18:00 (extended to 21:00 on Wednesday and Friday) 📅Reservation method: Albertina Museum official website (Note that Albertina has three pavilions, friends who want to make an appointment with the main pavilion should not make an appointment with MODERN and KLOSTERNEUBURG pavilions!) 🎫 Cost: Main Hall 19.5 euros/adult, 15.5 euros/student, minors free 🎨 Chapter of Art: Multiple crits of auditory and visual 4. The Golden Hall of Vienna 💡How to play: ● Friends who want to visit the gorgeous interior, but do not want to see the performance can book GUIDED TOURS on the official website, 10 euros/person, available in German and English; ● Friends who want to feel the concert in the hall need to book the performance they want to go to on the official website, if you accept standing position = 12 euros to listen to a performance ~ 🕘Opening hours: GUIDED TOURS The daily time is variable, usually between 12:00-15:00; the concert is based on the performance schedule 📅 Booking method: ● Visitors log in to the Golden Hall official website and select "guided tour" to book a session. ● Friends who listen to the concert log in to the official website and select "ticket shop" to find the performance they want to see, choose a seat to purchase (stehplatz is a standing seat, the others are seated). 🎫 Cost: Guide tickets 10 euros/person; concert tickets 12 euros+/person 5. Vienna State Opera 💡 How to play: Book an opera + take a picture in the balcony during intermission and enjoy the top art of Austria! 📅Reservation method: Log on to Wiener Staatsoper official website to book tickets 🎫 Cost: The lowest price for standing seats can go up to 13 euros/person 6. Art History Museum 💡Must-see: Old Brucher's "Tower of Babel" and "Winter Hunter", Raphael's "Our Lady on the Lawn", seeing the original is much more shocking than watching the documentary! 🕘Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (extended to 21:00 on Thursdays, closed on Mondays) 📅Reservation method: Log on to Kunsthistorisches Museum official website to book 🎫 Cost: 21 euros/adult, 18 euros/student, minors free (tickets on site will be more expensive, need 23 euros/adult, 19 euros/student) 7. Charles Church 💡What to watch: The beautiful and intricate statues can only be described as shocking! Friends who like "Baroque style" can't miss it! 🕘Opening hours: Approx 9:00-18:00 📅 Reservation method: No reservation required, buy tickets directly inside 🎫 Cost: 9.5 euros/person 8. National Library of Austria 💡What to see: The "Baroque-style" reading hall, the dome of huge murals, the beautiful shelves of ancient books, you can't help but think that this is the most beautiful library you have ever seen 🕘Opening hours: State Hall (Prunksaal) is 10:00-18:00 (extended to 21:00 on Thursdays, closed on Mondays) P.S.The opening hours of each part of the library will change with the month. 📅 How to make an appointment: Log on to the official website of Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek to make an appointment 🎫 Cost: Reading Hall 11 euros/adult, minors free ⚱️ Chapter of Death: The departed and the immortal co-habit here 9. St. Stephen’s Cathedral 💡Must do: ● When the sunlight shines into the church through the colored windows, the statue of "The Death of Jesus" in the middle of the church understands the philosophical meaning of Christianity using death to express "God loves the world" ●Climb the South Tower to overlook the city and feel the charm emanating from this ancient city after the baptism of the years ● Find the Black Death Memorial Column on nearby Graben Avenue for the fragility of humanity 🕘Opening hours: Church visits are Monday to Saturday 9:00-11:30, Monday to Sunday 13:00-16:30; South Tower visits are 9:00-19:00 (need to start climbing before 18:15) 📅 Booking method: Log on to Domkirche St. Stephan official website to book 🎫 Cost: Joint ticket (including North and South Towers) is 30 euros/adult, 7 euros/child 10. Vienna Central Cemetery (Musician Cemetery) 💡Point to see: Beethoven/Mozart/Schubert/Strauss family tombstones 📅 Reservation method: No appointment required, directly enter 🎫 Cost: Free 🚶‍♀️ 3-day tour (including visit time) Day1: Beautiful Palace (2h) → Karl Church + Library (2h) → Golden Hall (2h performance) Day2: Museum of Art History (3h) → Schönbrunn Palace (1h) → National Opera (2h performance) Day3: St. Stephen’s Cathedral + Memorial Column (2h) → Albertina Museum (2h) → Central Cemetery (2h) Search🔍 [Vienna Local Guide] to get more Vienna authentic ways to play~

One of Vienna's famous landmarks A column sculpted and erected to commemorate the Black Death The column is incredibly tall, with intricate craftsmanship that truly makes you marvel at how such a meaningful and beautiful piece of art was created. The Plague Column is located in a square surrounded by many attractions, luxury brand stores, and numerous restaurants. It's highly recommended to stroll around and explore the area. 📍Plague Column (Wiener Pestsäule) Graben 28, 1010 Wien, Austria

#CanadaFlightEvent Budapest -> Vienna It's so easy to turn your clumsy hands into golden hands.. The background is so pretty that no matter how you take a picture, it becomes a masterpiece. I can't remember anything but going "Wow" every time I saw the streetㅋㅋㅋ When I went skating, the line was long, but the pictures came out really pretty, and when I saw the picture my friend took of me, the lights were so bright that I thought my face was already photoshoppedㅋㅋㅋㅋ If you go skating at Vienna City Hall this winter, make sure to rent skates one size larger, and since they don't accept cards for food orders, you can bring cash or just pull out a ticket from the machine next to you! I'm not skating right now And the food was better than I thought, so I surprisingly didn't go to Korean restaurants. The food is oily, but the portions are large and filling, so I didn't spend much money on food, so it was a very reasonable trip. Since the financial burden is small, I'm going to go again!

#ChristmasDestinations Compared with other European countries, Vienna has relatively more tourist attractions but they are concentrated. It’s nice to walk and slowly feel the beauty of this classical city. The best Christmas experience is in Europe! If you are in a hurry, you can actually visit all the attractions in three days and two nights. Der Garben in the Old Town is the busiest street in Vienna. There are all kinds of restaurants, open-air cafes and endless shops on the street, where you can buy non-stop. Other attractions include the Black Death Memorial Column, Hofburg and St. Stephen's Church, Sissi Museum, etc.

The Colors of Hallstatt, Austria ❤❤❤

In 1679, the Black Death claimed the life of almost two-thirds of the Viennese. The Emperor Leopold I of the Holy Roman Empire ordered the construction of this monument to pay homage to the victims of the death of the Black Death. It is right in the center of Graben Street and is the largest black death memorial column in Europe. Close to the fountain of the Black Death Memorial Column, what the Chinese name is, I don't know, only know that it was originally used for fire fighting.