Palais Epstein

Austria in Vienna on the inner ring road, is now a part of the parliament buildings, and the theme of art and history of exhibitions for a long time. Glass atrium rise is very impressive, don''t miss it.

The palace is near the golden hall in the city. The architecture of the palace is very beautiful, and the garden inside is also very interesting. The trees are trimmed like a maze. You can walk in and walk around for a few times.

Epstein Palace is located on Vienna’s Inner Ring Boulevard and is now part of the Austrian Parliament Building complex, and has long-term exhibitions on art and history. The Hofburg Palace has always been an important residence of the Habsburg imperial family in Austria. In this huge palace complex consisting of 2500 rooms, there are a total of more than 20 world-class collections, and its collection of royal culture can be regarded as the best in Europe. The silverware pavilion mainly exhibited the luxurious dining culture of the empire, such as expensive tableware, exquisite porcelain and various banquet decorations. The six exhibition halls of the Sissi Museum display a large number of authentic products from the queen’s palace and some replicas of costumes. Through these explorations, you can trace the imprints of Sissi’s life. The royal residence is decorated with 19 studios, living rooms and living rooms of Austria’s most famous royal couple, Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Sissi according to historical records.

It is now part of the Austrian Parliament. The scenery is very magnificent. We walked there by ourselves. I don't know why it is not well-known. The appearance is very beautiful.

Epstein Palace is located on Vienna’s Inner Ring Boulevard. It is another masterpiece of Trifel Hansen, the architect who designed the "Golden Hall", the building of the Friends of Music Association. It is now part of the Austrian Parliament building complex and has long-term exhibitions on art and history. Epstein Palace houses part of the Austrian National Assembly, and visitors can travel through its sacred hall (the impressive four-story rise of the glass atrium) and visit its BELétage room.