I assume Schönbrunn Palace is on the agenda of every visitor to Vienna. So also on mine, even though I was a bit hesitant – I’ve seen a lot of palaces on my way. And now I’ve learned – I’m done! Next palace I’ll spend my time on needs to be out of this world to get my attention. It didn’t help the place much that I visited in early winter, with a park consisting of a bunch of naked trees. I didn’t find the palace exterior impressive in particular, and I decided not to spend money on seeing the inside, as, I’ve said, I’ve seen too many of them. Actually this shot from the park is the best about the whole experience. My two cents, this is.
After getting off the metro, I thought it was a bit difficult to find the way, or maybe it was just me. After walking in a somewhat correct direction, through a huge park, I finally got there. When returning I realised I had been on an unnecessary detour. I guess a map would have been handy 🙂
Website: schoenbrunn.at
Great photo, did you get to sit in a nice cafe? #CityTripping
Thanks! At the palace or in Vienna in general?
Either!
Don’t remember if there was a cafe at the palace, at least I didn’t stop by it, but there are plenty in Vienna, with cakes in abundance 🙂
Despite the cloud, it is a great photo if an incredibly elaborate palace. I’d be very intrigued to see the inside! #citytripping
I have done so many palaces, that going inside didn’t tempt me…
It looks lovely – I’ve beento Paris a lot in Winter and it’s a little disappointing with the sculptures all wrapped up, but you still get an idea of the magic and granduer of the place (and if you go early, you get the mist in the trees…
The mist would have been a cool shot! I am not up that early 🙂
Perhaps in the summer it could be better with all the green and flowers. And the sunny days of course, that helps too. The interior of the Schonbrunn is not that different from other palaces you are right.
Yes, the park would definitely look better in green! Otherwise they have a problem 🙂