A memorable visit to Vienna

This capital-city of Austria is rated as number one city as for as quality of life is concerned. Though once the city was the capital of the Holy Roman Empire which controlled substantial part of Europe, the end of the First World War saw Hungary separated from Austria. The difficulties it faced during the World War II have been left behind and in the last few decades it has regained its stature in the realm of music and culture

Schonbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace and Albertina are breath-taking sights. They are representatives of the great imperial legacy the Empire once had. The last named has over 65,000 paintings and is a delight for the laymen and scholars alike. The city attracts a very large number of tourists from all over the world and particularly from Europe. The majesty of palaces and countless parks in this city on the banks of Danube make people throng to Vienna for relaxation. Apart from the monuments of the past, it has a number of attractions for the present day tourists in the fields of music, theatre and culture.