Kaisergruft

In fine cloth sent to underground church, since 1633, there has been a main burial of the hapsburg family members. In a total of 143 aristocrats in here, including 12 18 emperor and empress. Recently a buried in the royal tomb in 2008. The interesting thing is here to see their style is different, both the Puritan simple type, also have luxurious style, the vision very well.

Increadibly boring.

The tomb is very large and magnificent, with different styles, but the coffins of Princess Sissi and Franz Joseph are the most concerned. Their hearts must be buried separately from their bodies. The whole tomb is solemn and gorgeous, but it makes people sad

The royal cemetery is in the basement next to an inconspicuous chapel. There are dozens of large and small coffins inside, including the copper coffin of Empress Maria Theresia, the most powerful figure in Austria’s history. A great historical figure, the coffin of Franz Joseph I, his wife Sissi, and his son Rudolph.

The burial place of the members of the Habsburg dynasty. The most important people placed in it are the great Queen Teresa and the famous Sissi. Walking through the streets lined with cafes and luxury shops, we unexpectedly encountered this This church, I have made a guide beforehand, so I know that this is the Kaisergruft in Vienna, the royal tomb. It has been the burial place of the members of the Habsburg family for 400 years. The most important figure placed here is the great Teresa The queen and the famous princess Sissi...It is really embarrassing to have such a tomb in the downtown area. No matter how brilliant the past is, it disappears...