This trip to Austria, we drove ourselves from Germany. Therefore, in this trip, we will not talk about travel expenses. But we will take everyone to see the beauty of the various places we have visited. Seeing the pictures may stimulate the desire to travel for many people.

We arrived in Vienna very late in the evening. After checking in and having something to eat, we started to explore the city at night. Our goal for this evening was the Vienna Prater amusement park.

Previously a hunting ground for royalty, Emperor Franz Joseph II of Austria donated this area to the public. Subsequently, people began using the space for socializing and entertainment, leading to its current status as an amusement park, one of the longest-running in the world.

Starting from the left entrance, we have Madame Tussauds (Madame Tussauds Wax Museum).

There are lifelike wax figures of celebrities, including stars, athletes, scientists, princesses of Austria and England, and presidents of the United States. And of course, Vienna's most important figures, Mozart and Beethoven, world-renowned musicians.

After leaving Madame Tussauds, we strolled past the various amusement rides, which offered a wide selection of options. The vibrant colors of the night drew us in to experience the excitement they promised.

We only showed a few photos, but there were actually many more. We didn't play any games, though. We just walked around and looked at things. In the end, we decided to ride the Ferris wheel to enjoy the view of the city at night.

The cable car we rode in looked like this. I forgot to take a picture of the inside, but you can also have dinner in it. Couples who want to have a romantic moment can book a private dinner for two. The seats inside are very comfortable and beautiful. It's a pity that I was so excited about the view outside that I forgot to take a picture.

We ended the day with a relaxing evening, enjoying the romantic night view of Vienna.

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The next morning, after breakfast, we set off for Schönbrunn Palace.

This was the main destination of our trip, and a popular attraction for tourists from all over the world who want to witness the beauty of this palace, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Schoenbrunn Palace, meaning "beautiful spring," has arrived.

This palace, once home to the Habsburg emperors, houses a vast collection of exquisite decorative arts.

Front view of the palace

Left wing

Right wing

The interior decoration of each room is magnificent. This is just one picture that exists because they don't allow photos. But if anyone has been to the Palace of Versailles in Paris, they will allow photos. This palace was also built close to the Palace of Versailles. Next time, I will review the Palace of Versailles so that you can see the beauty inside again.

After exiting the Grand Palace, we opted for a horse-drawn carriage ride through the gardens. We were tired from all the walking and wanted to relax a bit. ;)

On the way, I encountered this creature. It was hiding food for the winter, reminding me of the movie Ice Age. It's like, no matter what happens, I won't abandon my food. It's adorable, both in the movie and in real life. (I wonder if anyone else noticed?)

The Baroque-style garden is located behind the palace, magnificent and beautiful.

Let the pictures tell the story, let's continue to see.

These two images, captured from a window inside the palace, offer a stunning overview of the garden's beauty.

This image depicts a building designed to house tropical plants, including cacti, succulents, and a wide variety of other species.

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Our morning was spent visiting the palace.

After enjoying a delicious meal and sipping tea with cake at a charming restaurant in Vienna, we decided to take a relaxing evening cruise to admire the city's beauty. We captured stunning views of the Danube River and the cityscape, offering a glimpse of Vienna's vibrant atmosphere.

Join us as we explore the picturesque scenery.

A peek into the engine room and the captain's cabin. The crew is relaxed, the atmosphere is pleasant, and the weather is perfect with a gentle breeze. Ideal for us Thais who are very afraid of the heat! 5555

The sky may be overcast, but it's not actually raining. The wind is cool and refreshing.

The Hilton Hotel is synonymous with waterfront locations. Wherever it is located, it always secures a spot by the river. In Bangkok, for example, the hotel is situated along the Chao Phraya River.

Murals can be seen everywhere on both sides of the river.

There are actually many pictures, but I'm afraid there will be too many, so I'll just show you this much for now. Otherwise, you'll get bored. Today, we ended our trip with a boat ride through the city. In fact, there are many more interesting tourist attractions in Vienna, but we had limited time on this trip. Our main goals were to visit Schönbrunn Palace and Salzburg.

The trip ends with beautiful views along the way, heading to Salzburg before returning to Germany.

See you on the next trip to Salzburg (Salz burg).

Ps.>>>>>Admission to Madame Tussauds is 23 euros per person.

>>>>>>Admission to Schönbrunn Palace is 13.30 euros per person.