Schönbrunn Palace is a former imperial summer residence with 1,441 rooms, located in Vienna. The palace and its gardens are a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most important architectural, cultural, and historic monuments in Austria. The palace has a long history dating back to 1569 and has been used as a hunting ground, a pleasure palace, and a summer residence for the Habsburg rulers. The gardens are home to impressive fountains, statues, monuments, trees, and flowers, as well as the magnificent Gloriette. Visitors can explore the palace and its gardens, which include the Great Parterre, the Maze, the Neptune Fountain, and the Roman Ruin. The palace also features various sculptures and monuments, such as the Monument for Philipp Franz Siebold and the Family Monument. With its rich history and beautiful architecture, Schönbrunn Palace is a great place to visit with family and friends
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Activities: We visited Schönbrunn Palace, its gardens and the Children's Museum, we also tried to visit the maze but we arrived after closing time
Highlights: We really enjoyed exploring the gardens and the Children's Museum was a big hit! There were so many fun activities and games for them to try ✨



Activities: We visited the magnificent Schloss Schönbrunn. We explored the 'prunkvollen Räumlichkeiten' (opulent rooms), where important figures like Maria Theresa, Sissi, and Franz Joseph lived. There's also a Kindermuseum, which is highly recommended!
Highlights: The kids loved the Kindermuseum! We were captivated by the palace itself. It's a must-see. We can certainly recommend spending at least half a day to see the whole area, but a short visit won't do it justice ✨

Activities: We visited the Schönbrunn Palace. We explored the Schönbrunn Palace park, including the Kinder-Museum, where the kids could dress up as princes and princesses. We also walked through the vast park and discovered the fountains
Highlights: The kids loved the Kinder-Museum at Schönbrunn Palace where they could experience life during the imperial era. They enjoyed the walk through the park, discovering the fountains and spotting squirrels. "It is always simply beautiful and also exciting for children" ✨