9 Days in Italy and Austria: Lake Como, Venice, Salzburg and,
Vienna.
Lake Como, Italy · Venice, Italy · Salzburg, Austria · Vienna, Austria
lakes, scenic trains, imperial cities, family friendly, alpine views, coffee houses, classical music, food
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9个篇章Arrival on Lake Como
Varenna, Lake Como
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Welcome to Italy. Once you clear Malpensa, the whole point of today is to get to the water and then do nothing in particular. Aim to reach Varenna with daylight to spare so you can walk the shore in the golden hour, then settle in for a long lakeside dinner. Travel light on plans tonight and let the jet lag melt into the view.
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Varenna
Follow the Passeggiata degli Innamorati, the lakeside walkway between the ferry dock and the village, in the evening light. It is the prettiest and easiest stroll in town, mostly level and lit after dark.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Varenna is a small, pastel-colored village stacked above the eastern shore of Lake Como, known for its steep stone alleys, waterfront promenade, and lakeside gardens.
历史A fishing settlement dating back over a thousand years, Varenna grew along the shoreline where boats could shelter, and it later drew wealthy Milanese families who built lakeside villas such as Villa Monastero and Villa Cipressi.为什么它出名It is beloved as one of Lake Como's most romantic and least crowded villages, with a car-free old center and the scenic Passeggiata degli Innamorati, the Walk of Lovers, hugging the water.你知道吗Villa Monastero began life as a Cistercian convent in the 1200s before it was converted into a private residence, and its terraced botanical garden now runs for nearly a mile along the lake. - 0219:30 · 90m
Vecchia Varenna
Book a table on the waterside terrace and reserve ahead in high season, since seats right on the lake fill fast. Lake fish like perch and the local risotto are the dishes to look for.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Vecchia Varenna is a well-regarded restaurant set inside an old stone building at the edge of Varenna's tiny harbor, with tables that sit almost on top of the water.
历史It occupies a centuries-old fisherman's house in the village's medieval core, part of the huddle of stone dwellings that grew up around the small port.为什么它出名It is one of the most sought-after tables on this stretch of the lake for its setting, serving Lombard and lake-fish cooking directly above the water.你知道吗Lake Como's traditional kitchens still feature missoltino, sun-dried and salted shad from the lake, a preservation method that predates refrigeration by generations.
Bellagio, then east to Venice
Bellagio and onward to Venice
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Give the morning to Bellagio while the lake is still quiet, then it is all aboard for the ride to Venice. It is a long trip on the rails, so grab coffee and snacks for the train and enjoy the countryside sliding by. You will trade one kind of water for another: arrive in Venice, check in, and let a sunset ride down the Grand Canal be your proper hello to the city.
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Bellagio
Take the short ferry over from Varenna and climb the stepped alleys before the midday day-trippers arrive. The gardens at Villa Melzi are a lovely, calm detour a few minutes' walk from the dock.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Bellagio is an elegant lakeside town perched at the tip of the promontory where Lake Como splits into its two southern arms, famous for its stepped lanes, gardens, and grand hotels.
历史Settled since Roman times for its commanding position over the lake, Bellagio became a fashionable retreat in the 1800s when aristocratic families built villas and landscaped gardens along its shores.为什么它出名Nicknamed the Pearl of the Lake, it is the classic image of Lake Como, with pastel houses, waterfront promenades, and the celebrated gardens of Villa Melzi and Villa Serbelloni.你知道吗Bellagio sits exactly at the fork of the lake's inverted-Y shape, which means you can watch sunrise and sunset over water simply by walking from one side of the town to the other. - 0218:30 · 45m
Grand Canal Vaporetto Line 1
Board the number 1 waterbus and ride the full length of the Grand Canal at sunset for the best cheap seat in Venice. Stand near the open-air rear deck if you want unobstructed photos of the palaces.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Vaporetto Line 1 is the slow local waterbus that runs the entire length of the Grand Canal, stopping at nearly every landing along Venice's main waterway.
历史Venice's public boats have plied these waters since the late 1800s, when the first steam-powered vaporetti replaced private gondolas as the city's everyday transit, and Line 1 has long been the workhorse route down the Grand Canal.为什么它出名It is famous as the most scenic transit ride in the world, gliding past centuries of palazzi for the price of a standard ticket, which makes it a traveler favorite for a first look at the city.你知道吗The word vaporetto means little steamer, a nod to the steam engines of the original boats, even though today's fleet runs on diesel. - 0320:00 · 75m
Cantine del Vino gia Schiavi
Skip the table service and do it the local way: stand at the counter with a glass of wine and a plate of cicchetti. It is cash-friendly and does not take reservations, so go early before the after-work crowd fills in.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Cantine del Vino gia Schiavi, known locally as Al Bottegon, is a historic bacaro and wine shop in Dorsoduro, beloved for its inventive cicchetti and glasses of wine served over a well-worn counter.
历史Run by the same family for generations, it has operated as a neighborhood wine shop and bar for over a century, sitting beside a canal across from one of the last working gondola boatyards in the city.为什么它出名It is one of Venice's most famous bacari, celebrated for creative crostini that locals and visitors eat standing up, glass in hand, in the classic Venetian style.你知道吗A bacaro traditionally serves an ombra, literally a shadow, the local nickname for a small glass of wine, said to come from vendors who once moved their stalls into the shade of St. Mark's bell tower.
A full day in Venice
Venice
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The secret to Venice is timing. Get to St. Mark's the moment the doors open, before the day-trip crowds pour off the boats, and you will have the golden mosaics almost to yourself. Once the marquee stops are behind you, slow the whole day down and let the back lanes and canals do the work. Wear comfortable shoes: this is a city you experience entirely on foot and by water.
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St. Mark's Basilica
Arrive right at opening to beat the cruise-ship crowds, and note that large bags are not allowed inside, so travel light. Shoulders and knees must be covered to enter, so plan your layers accordingly.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开St. Mark's Basilica is the great cathedral of Venice on Piazza San Marco, a dazzling Italo-Byzantine church covered inside with more than 8,000 square feet of golden mosaics.
历史First built in the 800s to house the relics of St. Mark the Evangelist, the church was rebuilt in its current cross-shaped, domed form and consecrated in 1094, then adorned over centuries with treasures brought back from the East.为什么它出名It is renowned for its shimmering gold-ground mosaics, the jeweled Pala d'Oro altarpiece, and the four bronze horses on its facade, a symbol of Venice's wealth and reach as a maritime power.你知道吗The bronze Horses of Saint Mark were looted from Constantinople in 1204, later carried off to Paris by Napoleon, and then returned; the ones outside today are replicas, while the originals are kept safe indoors. - 0211:00 · 60m
Rialto Bridge
Come in the early morning to catch the fish and produce market beside the bridge at its liveliest, before it winds down around midday. The best photo of the bridge itself is from a vaporetto or the nearby banks, not from on top of it.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Rialto Bridge is the oldest and most famous of the four bridges spanning Venice's Grand Canal, a single graceful stone arch lined with shops.
历史After a series of wooden crossings collapsed or burned, the current stone bridge was completed in 1591 to a design by Antonio da Ponte, engineered to arch high enough for galleys to pass beneath.为什么它出名It is the commercial heart of Venice, standing beside the centuries-old Rialto market and offering the classic postcard view up and down the Grand Canal.你知道吗Antonio da Ponte beat out rival designs by famous architects of the day, and skeptics predicted the ambitious single-span bridge would collapse; it has instead stood for more than 400 years. - 0315:00 · 120m
Zattere promenade, Dorsoduro
Walk the long, sunny Zattere promenade along the Giudecca Canal, well away from the tourist crush, and pause for a gelato at one of the waterfront shops. This is a great stretch for a relaxed afternoon in the university quarter.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Zattere is a broad, sunlit promenade running along the southern edge of the Dorsoduro district, facing the wide Giudecca Canal, in Venice's lively university neighborhood.
历史Built in the 1500s as a working quay, its name comes from the zattere, or rafts, of timber and goods that were once unloaded here, and it long served as a landing for boats bringing supplies into the city.为什么它出名It is prized as one of Venice's finest and least crowded walks, a place where students and locals stroll, sunbathe, and stop for gelato with views across the water to the Giudecca island.你知道吗Nearby you can watch gondolas being built and repaired at the Squero di San Trovaso, one of the very few working gondola boatyards left in Venice, its alpine-style wooden buildings a rare survivor. - 0420:00 · 90m
Trattoria alla Madonna
Reserve ahead for dinner, since this classic near the Rialto fills nightly with locals and visitors alike. Go for the Venetian seafood staples: fritto misto, squid-ink pasta, and grilled lagoon fish.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Trattoria alla Madonna is a long-running, classic Venetian restaurant near the Rialto Bridge, known for traditional seafood and a bustling, old-school dining room.
历史Opened in 1954, it became a fixture of Venetian dining under decades of family ownership, serving the lagoon cooking that defines the city's table.为什么它出名It is a beloved institution for authentic Venetian seafood such as fritto misto, sarde in saor, and squid-ink pasta, all in an atmospheric setting steps from the market.你知道吗Venetian squid-ink pasta gets its dramatic black color from cuttlefish ink, a lagoon ingredient that cooks here have used for centuries to flavor and color local dishes.
The Brenner scenic train to Salzburg
Salzburg, via the Brenner Pass
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Today the journey is the destination. The line runs up through the Dolomites and over the Brenner Pass, so pack a picnic and claim seats on the right after Verona for the best of the peaks. There is not much to do but watch Italy turn into Austria through the window, which is exactly the idea. You will roll into Salzburg with just enough evening left for a memorable first dinner in the old town.
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St. Peter Stiftskulinarium
Reserve a table in the vaulted courtyard set against the abbey walls, and ask about the candlelit Mozart Dinner Concert if you want music with your meal. It is a special-occasion spot, so dress a notch up.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开St. Peter Stiftskulinarium is a historic restaurant tucked into the walls of St. Peter's Abbey in Salzburg's old town, serving refined Austrian cuisine in atmospheric, centuries-old rooms.
历史Set within a Benedictine monastery founded in the year 696, the restaurant's roots reach back extraordinarily far; a hospitality house on the site is mentioned in writing as early as 803 AD.为什么它出名It bills itself as one of the oldest restaurants in Europe and is famous for its abbey-courtyard setting and its long-running Mozart Dinner Concert, pairing classical music with a period-style menu.你知道吗The 803 AD mention comes from a letter by Alcuin, a scholar at the court of Charlemagne, which is why the restaurant can trace a documented history stretching back more than 1,200 years.
Salzburg old town
Salzburg
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Salzburg's old town is small enough to cover on foot and pretty enough that you will not mind the backtracking. Ride the funicular up to the fortress first thing for the clearest views before any haze rolls in, then work your way down through Getreidegasse and across the river to the Mirabell gardens. It is a gentle day with plenty of room to slow down for a pastry or a coffee. Cap it off at a barrel-poured beer in the monastery garden.
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Hohensalzburg Fortress
Ride the funicular up first thing to skip the climb and beat the crowds to the finest views over the city and the Alps beyond. A combined ticket covering the funicular and fortress entry is the best value.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Hohensalzburg Fortress is a massive medieval castle crowning the hill above Salzburg's old town, one of the largest fully preserved fortresses in Europe.
历史Construction began in 1077 under Archbishop Gebhard during a bitter conflict between the papacy and the Holy Roman Emperor, and the prince-archbishops expanded it steadily over the following centuries.为什么它出名It dominates the Salzburg skyline and is famed for never having been captured by an attacking force, as well as for its sweeping views over the city rooftops and surrounding Alps.你知道吗Inside is the Golden Chamber and a working barrel organ from around 1500 nicknamed the Salzburg Bull, whose loud tones once signaled the opening and closing of the city gates. - 0212:00 · 90m
Getreidegasse and Mozart's Birthplace
Look up as you walk Getreidegasse to spot the ornate wrought-iron guild signs, including the one over the McDonald's. Mozart's Birthplace at number 9 gets busy midday, so aim for an earlier or later slot.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Getreidegasse is Salzburg's most famous shopping street, a narrow old-town lane lined with tall townhouses and elaborate wrought-iron guild signs, home to the yellow house where Mozart was born.
历史A trading street since the Middle Ages, its name relates to grain, and its guild signs date from a time when many shoppers could not read, so businesses advertised with pictorial iron symbols instead of words.为什么它出名It is beloved for those hanging guild signs and as the location of Mozarts Geburtshaus at number 9, the apartment where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756, now a museum.你知道吗The tradition of ornamental signs is so respected here that even modern chain stores are required to advertise with a wrought-iron sign in the historic style, including the local McDonald's. - 0315:00 · 75m
Mirabell Palace Gardens
Head straight for the Pegasus fountain and the Do-Re-Mi steps that Sound of Music fans recognize, then let the kids loose in the open lawns. The gardens are free and open daily, with the dwarf garden a fun detour for children.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Mirabell Palace Gardens are formal baroque gardens in central Salzburg, laid out with geometric flowerbeds, fountains, statues, and framed views up to the fortress on the hill.
历史The palace was built in 1606 by Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich for his companion Salome Alt, and the gardens were redesigned in the early 1700s in the grand geometric baroque style seen today.为什么它出名They are world-famous as a filming location for The Sound of Music, where the Do-Re-Mi number was shot around the fountains, steps, and hedge tunnels.你知道吗Tucked to one side is the Zwerglgarten, or Dwarf Garden, a collection of stone dwarf statues from the early 1700s that is one of the oldest gardens of its kind in Europe. - 0418:30 · 90m
Augustiner Braustubl
It is self-service: grab a stone mug, rinse it at the fountain, and have it filled from the wooden barrel, then pick up food from the deli stalls inside. Family friendly and cash-preferred, with big shady tables in the garden.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Augustiner Braustubl is a vast, cheerful monastery brewery and beer hall in Salzburg's Mulln district, where beer is poured straight from wooden barrels into heavy stone mugs.
历史The Augustinian monks began brewing here in 1621, and the tavern has served house-brewed beer to locals ever since, growing into one of the largest beer halls in Austria.为什么它出名It is famous for its convivial, self-service tradition, its leafy garden that seats thousands, and its unfiltered lager tapped fresh from wooden kegs rather than modern taps.你知道吗There is no kitchen serving your table; instead a hallway of independent deli stalls sells pretzels, roast pork, cheese, and fish, and you assemble your own meal to carry out to the garden.
A Salzkammergut lake, then Vienna
Wolfgangsee and onward to Vienna
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Start with the lakes. A short bus ride drops you at the Wolfgangsee, quieter and closer than Hallstatt but every bit as pretty in the autumn light. By midday you will be back on the train, trading alpine calm for imperial grandeur as you speed toward Vienna. Save a little energy for arrival: an evening stroll along the floodlit Ringstrasse is the best possible introduction to the capital.
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St. Gilgen, Wolfgangsee
Take the bus about fifty minutes from Salzburg to this quiet lakeside village, a calmer and closer alternative to Hallstatt. A short lakefront walk or the little cable car up the Zwolferhorn makes the most of a morning here.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开St. Gilgen is a picturesque village on the shore of the Wolfgangsee, set among the mountains of the Salzkammergut lake district east of Salzburg.
历史A lakeside settlement with deep ties to the Mozart family, St. Gilgen was the birthplace of the composer's mother and later home to his sister; a fishing and market village, it became a summer resort in the 1800s.为什么它出名It is loved for its classic alpine-lake scenery, its flower-decked waterfront, and its calm, uncrowded atmosphere compared with busier Salzkammergut towns.你知道吗Mozart's mother, Anna Maria, was born in the building that is now the town hall on the main square, and his sister Nannerl later lived in St. Gilgen after her marriage. - 0219:30 · 60m
Vienna Ringstrasse
Stroll a stretch of the grand boulevard after dark to see the Rathaus, Parliament, and Opera lit up. Riding the whole Ring by tram is an easy way to take in the landmarks if the group is tired from travel.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Ringstrasse is Vienna's grand circular boulevard, a broad tree-lined avenue that loops around the historic center past a parade of monumental palaces, museums, and civic buildings.
历史It was created after 1857, when Emperor Franz Joseph ordered the medieval city walls torn down and replaced with a showcase boulevard, which was then lined over the following decades with the great public buildings of the empire.为什么它出名It is famous for concentrating so many landmarks along one route, including the neo-Gothic City Hall, the Greek-revival Parliament, the State Opera, the Burgtheater, and the twin art and natural history museums.你知道吗Each major building along the Ring was deliberately designed in a different historical style to match its purpose, so the Parliament evokes ancient Greek democracy while the City Hall borrows Flemish Gothic civic grandeur.
Vienna: the imperial day
Vienna
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Today belongs to the Habsburgs. Book a timed slot at Schonbrunn and give the whole morning to the palace, the formal gardens, the maze, and the walk up to the Gloriette. Break the day with a Viennese coffee house ritual, because here that is a genuine institution and not just a caffeine stop. Finish with Klimt at the Belvedere, or simply wander its free baroque gardens if everyone has had their fill of art.
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Schonbrunn Palace and Gardens
Book a timed palace ticket in advance to avoid long lines, then leave time for the free gardens, the maze, and the walk up to the Gloriette. The world's oldest zoo is on the grounds if the kids want animals.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Schonbrunn Palace is the former imperial summer residence of the Habsburgs on the edge of Vienna, a sprawling baroque palace of some 1,440 rooms surrounded by vast formal gardens.
历史Built in its grand form in the 1700s under Empress Maria Theresa, it served as the summer seat of the imperial family and the setting for court life until the end of the monarchy in 1918.为什么它出名A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is celebrated for its opulent state rooms, its geometric gardens rising to the hilltop Gloriette, and its role as the stage for Habsburg power at its height.你知道吗The palace grounds hold Tiergarten Schonbrunn, founded in 1752 as an imperial menagerie, which is recognized as the oldest continuously operating zoo in the world. - 0214:00 · 90m
Belvedere Palace
Come mainly for Klimt's The Kiss in the Upper Belvedere, and buy the timed ticket ahead in high season. If the group has had enough of galleries, the baroque gardens between the two palaces are free and worth the walk.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Belvedere is a pair of baroque palaces in Vienna set in tiered formal gardens, now a museum whose collection includes the largest holding of works by Gustav Klimt.
历史The two palaces were built in the early 1700s as a summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy, the empire's great military commander, and were later acquired by the Habsburgs and eventually opened as a public gallery.为什么它出名It is best known as the home of Klimt's shimmering golden painting The Kiss, along with a rich collection of Austrian art and its cascading baroque gardens.你知道吗The Belvedere is also a place of history: the treaty that reestablished a free and independent Austria was signed in its Marble Hall in 1955, an event still commemorated there. - 0316:30 · 60m
Cafe Central
Settle in under the vaulted ceilings, order a melange and a slice of cake, and do not rush; lingering is the whole point of a Viennese coffee house. Expect a short wait at peak times, as it does not usually take reservations.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Cafe Central is one of Vienna's grandest historic coffee houses, set beneath soaring arched ceilings in a 19th-century palace on Herrengasse.
历史Opened in 1876 inside the Palais Ferstel, it became a famous gathering place for writers, artists, and thinkers during Vienna's intellectual heyday around the turn of the 20th century.为什么它出名It is renowned for its magnificent vaulted interior and its literary past, having hosted regulars such as Sigmund Freud, and it remains a showcase of Vienna's coffee house culture.你知道吗Vienna's coffee house tradition is recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage, described as a place where time and space are consumed but only the coffee appears on the bill.
Vienna: city and music
Vienna
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Trade palaces for pavement today and see how Viennese life actually works. Wander the Hofburg and the lanes around St. Stephen's, then let lunch be a lazy graze through the Naschmarkt stalls. The afternoon is pure fun at the Prater, where the old Ferris wheel and the funfair are made for a light-hearted break. End on a high note, quite literally, with standing-room tickets to the opera, where you can slip out early if the day catches up with you.
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Hofburg Palace
Wander the courtyards and the lanes toward St. Stephen's Cathedral, and pick just one or two of the palace museums so it does not swallow the whole morning. The Spanish Riding School and Imperial Treasury are the standouts if you go inside.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Hofburg is Vienna's sprawling former imperial palace in the heart of the old town, a complex of wings, courtyards, and squares that served as the principal residence of the Habsburg rulers.
历史Begun as a medieval castle in the 1200s, it was expanded by successive emperors over more than six centuries into the vast complex seen today, functioning as the seat of Habsburg power until 1918.为什么它出名It is famous as the winter residence of the Habsburgs and now houses the Imperial Apartments, the Sisi Museum, the Imperial Treasury, and the Spanish Riding School with its Lipizzaner horses.你知道吗The Hofburg is still a working seat of power: the office of the President of Austria is located within the palace complex, in the wing known as the Leopoldine Tract. - 0212:30 · 90m
Naschmarkt
Graze the stalls for lunch, from falafel and cheese to fresh oysters, and haggle-friendly snacks make an easy shared meal. Come on a weekday if you can, since the adjoining Saturday flea market draws big crowds.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Naschmarkt is Vienna's largest and best-known open-air market, a long run of food stalls, produce stands, and casual eateries stretching for nearly a mile near the city center.
历史A market has stood on this site since the 16th century, originally trading in dairy and farm goods brought in by boat and cart, and it grew over time into the sprawling international food market of today.为什么它出名It is famous for its huge variety of stalls selling everything from Austrian specialties to Middle Eastern, Asian, and Mediterranean food, making it a favorite spot to graze your way through lunch.你知道吗The market's name may derive from the German word naschen, meaning to nibble or snack, though it is also linked to an old term for the milk that was once sold here. - 0315:00 · 120m
Prater and the Wiener Riesenrad
Ride the giant Ferris wheel for the view, then wander the old-fashioned funfair beside it, where individual rides are pay-per-go. Entry to the Prater park itself is free, so it is easy to dip in and out with kids.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Prater is a large public park in Vienna that is home to the Wurstelprater amusement park and its landmark Ferris wheel, the Wiener Riesenrad.
历史Once an imperial hunting ground, the Prater was opened to the public by Emperor Joseph II in 1766, and the giant Ferris wheel was erected in 1897 to mark the golden jubilee of Emperor Franz Joseph.为什么它出名It is famous for the Riesenrad, one of the oldest operating Ferris wheels in the world, and for the nostalgic funfair full of classic rides beside it.你知道吗The Ferris wheel plays a starring role in the 1949 film noir The Third Man, where a tense conversation takes place high above the city in one of its wooden cabins. - 0419:00 · 120m
Vienna State Opera
Standing-room tickets sell for just a few euros and are sold the day of the show, so line up ahead of time at the standing-room entrance. You can slip out early if a tired child has had enough, and no one will mind.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Vienna State Opera is one of the world's leading opera houses, a grand Ringstrasse landmark that stages a different production nearly every night of its long season.
历史It opened in 1869 as the imperial court opera with a performance of Mozart's Don Giovanni, was heavily damaged by bombing in World War II, and was lovingly rebuilt and reopened in 1955.为什么它出名It is celebrated for its world-class productions, its glittering annual Opera Ball, and its enormous roster of performances, with some of the finest singers and conductors passing through its stage.你知道吗The house sells inexpensive standing-room tickets on the day of each performance, a democratic tradition that lets anyone experience a night at one of the great opera houses for the price of a snack.
Vienna: a flexible last day
Vienna
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Your last day is yours to shape. If you want to stay in town, one of the world's great art museums is an easy and rewarding choice; if you would rather roam, the Danube unfurls toward Melk and the Wachau, and Bratislava sits just an hour away by train. Whatever you pick, keep the pace gentle and leave room for a leftover craving or two. Then send the trip off in style with a classic Vienna schnitzel dinner.
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Kunsthistorisches Museum
Head first to the Bruegel room and the Kunstkammer, the two highlights, and let the kids seek out the armor and the Egyptian mummies. Timed tickets and the cafe under the grand dome make a half day here easy and unhurried.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开The Kunsthistorisches Museum is Vienna's monumental art museum on the Ringstrasse, holding the imperial Habsburg collections across painting, antiquities, and decorative arts.
历史Built to house the vast collections amassed by the Habsburgs over centuries, the museum opened in 1891 in a grand purpose-built palace facing its twin, the Natural History Museum, across a public square.为什么它出名It is world-renowned for holding the largest collection of paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, along with masterworks by Vermeer, Raphael, and Velazquez, plus a famed Egyptian and Near Eastern collection.你知道吗Its Kunstkammer, or cabinet of curiosities, includes the Saliera, a jewel-like golden salt cellar made by Benvenuto Cellini, considered one of the finest goldsmithing works of the Renaissance. - 0219:30 · 90m
Figlmuller
Reserve ahead, since the schnitzel here draws lines nightly, and be ready for a portion that overhangs the plate. The original location is on Wollzeile near the cathedral, with a sister branch nearby if it is full.关于这个地方↗ 在地图应用中打开Figlmuller is a historic Vienna restaurant near St. Stephen's Cathedral, famous above all for an enormous Wiener schnitzel pounded thin and fried until it spills over the edge of the plate.
历史Founded in 1905 in a lane off the old town's Wollzeile, it has been run by the same family for generations and grew from a modest wine tavern into an institution of Viennese cooking.为什么它出名It is best known for its plate-swallowing schnitzel, often called the schnitzel king of Vienna, and it is a classic stop for the city's signature dish.你知道吗The house schnitzel is traditionally made from pork rather than veal and is hammered so thin that it spreads to roughly a foot across, which is why it dwarfs the plate it is served on.