Burgkapelle

Castle Hill is an excellent place to see Krumlov's panorama. Looking up, the magnificent red roof will make people forget for a long time that everything is so beautiful and unreal. Every photo is like an oil painting. Every time when the light is the best, I have to gather for dinner. This is the pain in my heart during this trip. Dinner is trout meal. It's not good, it's over. There are two functions to continue sweeping the corridor building after catching the last light. For the upper level, it is a bridge, for the lower level, it is a roof corridor, and the central arch structure can also be used for vertical road passage. The three-storey corridor is about 1 kilometer long, connecting the fourth and Fifth Square to the castle garden. From the time of the Rozhimbeck family, the city began to build bridges of all sizes. It was not until the Schwarzenberg family era that all the bridges were completed. They took on today's appearance and became one of Krumlov's famous landscapes. Night fell, and the sky gradually turned blue, and the castle under the night was solemn and solemn.

I can meet churches in Vienna, which makes me feel a country of faith. Walking around and inside the churches, I feel a sense of meditation. I am lucky to come to this country, and I am shocked by the churches that can be seen everywhere. ________

Vienna, a city where buildings can not be higher than churches, looks at the castle-like buildings, beautiful castles and spire church houses, exquisite and complex, churches give people a solemn mystery amazing.

In many churches abroad, this church is like a castle, but it has its own characteristics.

This chapel is particularly interesting. It's small but full of stories.

Not bad. It's beautiful. It's funny and exotic. It's better than here.

Castle Chapel, located in the urban area of Vienna, is a Gothic style church with a long history. The dark red diamond structure church exudes low-key elegance. The light inside the church is not very good and the space is very small.

The courtyard inside the Swiss People's Gate is also known as the Swiss courtyard. The Castle chapel can be visited through the Swiss courtyard. Nowadays, this is the place where the noble people hold their weddings.

The Castle chapel was first built in the 13th century. During 1447-1449, citizens renovated it once and added some Gothic style buildings.