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Editorial summary
Palacio de los Austrias con interiores ornamentados barrocos, aposentos imperiales y museo de la plata.
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Es un lugar increíbles, imponente e imperdible si estás en Viena. Tuve la suerte de conocerlo por dentro para un Ballroom y quedé impactada, una maravilla histórica El tour de la emperatriz Sissi también lo hice y es ESPECTACULAR, vale cada euro.
Complejo de palacios. Ese muy extenso con varios lugares de visita. Hay que ir con tiempo. Es útil la Vienna City Pass porque la mayoría de los lugares tienen acceso con entrada y se ahorra mucho dinero. El museo de Sisi está aquí, en este caso los tickets son aparte. Deben obtenerse los tickets antes porque se agotan (no pudimos entrar al museo de Sisi por eso).
Que hermosoo lugar!! De dia, de noche. Una tranquilidad a sus alrededores. En vdd todo Viena es un lugar increible pars visitar. Gran viaje.
Points included in this audio guide

Schweizerhof (Swiss Courtyard)
The oldest courtyard of the 13th-century palace, home to the Renaissance Schweizertor gateway and representing the historic heart of the complex.

Burgkapelle
A 15th-century Gothic chapel where the Vienna Boys' Choir traditionally sings Mass on Sundays and which is home to the Imperial Court Chapel Music ensemble.
Imperial Apartments
The private quarters of Emperor Franz Joseph I, featuring his personal chambers and the imperial study.

Rittersaal
Historic hall where Empress Maria Theresa was baptized in 1717 by the papal nuncio.

Secret Council Chamber
Where Emperor Francis Joseph I delivered his opening speeches and Archduke Franz Ferdinand renounced the throne in 1900.

Augustinerkirche
The imperial court church of the Habsburgs, used for imperial weddings. It was here that Emperor Francis Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth were married.

Herzgruft
A semicircular chamber adjoining the Loreto Chapel, housing 54 hearts of Habsburg dynasty members preserved in silver urns.

Redoutensäle
Baroque ballrooms and concert halls that hosted the grand balls of the Congress of Vienna in 1814–15 and premiered works by Beethoven.
- 1.Schweizerhof (Swiss Courtyard)
- 2.Burgkapelle
- 3.Imperial Apartments
- 4.Rittersaal
- 5.Secret Council Chamber
- 6.Augustinerkirche
- 7.Herzgruft
- 8.Redoutensäle
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