With the passage of time, the number of cases of the epidemic overseas has gradually increased. On the 15th local time, Austria introduced the strictest measures in history to fight the epidemic: the Austrian Federation announced that from the 17th, all restaurants, playgrounds and sports fields in Austria must be closed. Food supply is continued by supermarkets and delivery services, all events are prohibited, and the number of people in the party must not exceed 5. The federal government requires people not to go out without necessity, except for professional jobs that cannot be postponed, necessities such as purchasing or helping people who cannot take care of themselves.
Entry policy in Austria will also be further tightened, with travellers from the UK, the Netherlands, Russia and Ukraine requiring themselves to quarantine at home for two weeks or provide up-to-date health certificates, otherwise they will not be able to enter Austria. This country, which wakes up the ears with music, can only travel by cloud now.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Vienna: the music capital of the world</h1>
Vienna is not only the capital and largest city of Austria, but vienna is one of the four official seats of the United Nations. But the most widely known is the reputation of the "World Capital of Music". It is home not only to Vienna's oldest and most modern concert hall, the Musikverein, but also to the birthplace of many famous musicians, such as Schubert, Johann Strauss the Elder, Johann Strauss Jr., Lanner and Kjrenek.
Seeing a concert in Vienna is one of the must-do things for almost all visitors. However, austria now has a cumulative total of 800 confirmed cases, and there are currently 793 confirmed cases, 1 death and 6 cured. Under the severe situation, everyone can only enjoy music at home. According to reports, the Austrian capital Vienna is stepping up the construction of the first square cabin hospital. The hospital, which was temporarily converted from the Vienna Convention and Exhibition Center, will provide 880 beds next week for the treatment of patients with mild COVID-19.
Coming to Vienna is not bad for one of the most beautiful Baroque palaces in Europe: Schönbrunn Palace. It is the second largest palace in Europe, after the Palace of Versailles in France, and together with the Hofburg Palace, it is known as the winter and summer residence of the Austro-Hungarian royal family of the Habsburg Dynasty. Emperor Franz Joseph, who married the beautiful Princess Sisi, was born in Schönbrunn Palace in 1830.
As the "first lady" of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Princess Sissi, who was once known as the "most beautiful queen in the world", made countless people fall in love with her beauty. The real Princess Sisi's life is actually gorgeous and beautiful, but half of her life is melancholy. The Sissi Museum in the Hofburg Palace shows the true side of the myth.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Salzburg: Mozart's hometown</h1>
2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the Salzburg Festival. At the 2020 Vienna Philharmonic New Year Concert, Josef Strauss's "Greetings to Love" was also specially selected to commemorate the theme, and the background film is also beautiful Salzburg. If you have seen The Sound of Music, you will not be unfamiliar with Salzburg, because it is the filming location.
The beautiful scenery of the Alps and the rich and colorful architectural art are integrated, making Salzburg one of the most beautiful cities in the world, listed by the United Nations as a world human civilization protection area, and the old town of Salzburg was included in the List of World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1996. It is the birthplace of Mozart and the home of the conductor Herbert von Karajan. I suggest that in the future, if you have the opportunity to come here, you can experience a Mozart dinner concert, eat his favorite food, and enjoy his music in a pleasant environment. This is the most distinctive and comfortable concert experience.
Due to the covid-19 pandemic, the Easter Festival in Salzburg, Austria, which was scheduled to be held from March 28 to April 13, was cancelled When the epidemic is over, I suggest that you go to the Salzburg Fortress, which offers a panoramic view of the old town, or go to Getreidegasse, the most lively leisure shopping street in Salzburg.