Stadtpark

There are many statues of other musicians in the park, especially the golden statue of Strauss violin and the bust of the pipe organ master next to the cedar, and the marble statue of the king of lyrics, Schubert. In addition, there is a small square where Strauss often plays concerts, and a concert hall that can accommodate 150 people, where concerts are held in winter and open-air concerts in the square in summer. The parking lot of the city park is on the side of the Kuka Ballroom

Vienna, Austria, is a beautiful city with many parks. In addition to the most famous Schonbrunn Palace and the corresponding Winter Palace, it is also a must-see attraction. Vienna, the city of music, is very beautiful.

The city park opposite Vienna's City Hall opened in 1873, with a large square between the north and south sides, traditionally used for Christmas markets, ice skating in winter and open-air film theaters in summer.

The Vienna City Park is located on the inner ring road in the eastern part of the old city, covering an area of about 65,000 square meters. It is the most popular park in Vienna. It spans the banks of the Vienna River and is connected by bridges. Every year from Easter in April to the end of October, there is a free John Strauss concert every day, and professional dancers demonstrate standard waltzes.

The scenery is very beautiful, there are children picnicking in the park

Take the No. 1 tram around the old city's Ring Road (also known as Ring Road), extending on both sides are the essence of Vienna. It was this sightseeing car that brought us to "City Park", a popular attraction where tourists would come, mainly for Strauss, a gilded little golden figure playing the violin. Little Strauss, the king of waltz, is famous all over the world for his famous "Blue Danube", "The Story of the Vienna Forest". His works form his unique romantic style with "the poetry in music, the performance in music", which is highly praised by the world. As Nietzsche's worshipful musicians describe it - "It's on the blue, galloping seashore; it's not going to fade under the clear sea, it's not going to be pale, it's not going to be hazy. On the Avenue next to the Little Golden Statue, the production crew was recording a program. The host interviewed a fat man and wondered if he was the descendant of the Strauss family.