I have visited these royal gardens in Vienna a couple of times now, but each time it's striking, just how beautiful they are. I never got the chance to take some images during sunset, so I very much enjoyed being able to do it, during our latest trip to Vienna.
What I most love about them, is that even though It's a frequented tourist spot, there are so many places where you can escape to and simply enjoy the place to yourself. If you manage to come during the golden hour, as I did, then it will be even easier.
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There are so many sculptures and statues dotted throughout the gardens, and each comes with its own story and meaning.
For a not too steep entrance fee, you can visit the inner rooms of the Schönbrunn Palace.
The gardens are free to roam. There are some special places inside of them that you'll have to pay for to see, like the labyrinth garden or zoo.
For me it's best enjoyed, when slowly walking around, taking in all the beauty and thinking about the history of this place.
Thank you all for visiting. I hope you enjoyed today's post. For the complete six-part Vienna travel series, click here.
Thanks for the visit. This is one place that you have show that I have actually been to!
ReplyDeleteCan you link me the photos on your blog from your trip if you have them? Would love to see your images.
DeleteThe first picture is superb. I hope you have a good one at high resolution for sale. Not for me as I'm poor.
ReplyDeleteIMPERIAL INDEED, and pretty.
ReplyDeleteIch liebe diese Bilder und Stimmungen! Liebe Grüße
ReplyDeleteno matter how many times I see the way the sky can change colors, I never get tired of seeing it. this godl is amazing. i like the lamp post and the golden sky and golden building...
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit Sandra. I like the lamp post as well!
DeleteA great place! I I would like to visit it someday.
ReplyDeleteDramatic photos of the gardens. You were there at exactly the right time of day. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteI really like how the sunset matches the building! Really nice!
ReplyDeleteMe too. No post processing needed here. Nature did it all (and my camera) :D
Deletei like the light against the starkness. :)
ReplyDeleteHow very glorious and elegant. Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteTruly is a golden hour! Lovely spot to explore.
ReplyDeleteYour timing was divine and your sunset shots are very elegant and well composed for I ~ What a beautiful place!
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Thanks Carol for visiting.
DeleteBeautiful gardens and glorious skies, Mersad!! What a wonderful combination for awesome photos! And these are awesome!! Thanks for sharing the beauty!!
ReplyDeleteMore Mersad magic! Wow! Love how the yellow of the Schonbrunn is reflected in the yellows of the sky. Beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Marie for all your lovely comments and visits. Much appreciated.
DeleteThese are simply stunning. Love those lines from the trees.
ReplyDeletegosh these are just gorgeous! love the different shades of yellows!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos. It looks like it was cold when you were there.
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures Mersad!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous garden. Carver, ABC-W-Team
ReplyDeleteThese picture looks so cold and wintery, I love the light and atmosphere you have captured
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Beautiful location!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2014/09/bzzz-linky.html. I hope to see you next week!
Such wonderful golden moments. These were just amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. So glad you liked them.
Deleteworderful place and amazing pics. Tnanks!
ReplyDeleteKisses
These photos are spectacular! I know the gardens of Schoenbrunn and how beautiful they are. Your photos really enhance this beauty!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carola. Glad you enjoyed them.
DeleteWundervolle Aufnahmen und es muss schon eine besondere Stimmung sein sich dort einen Sonnenuntergang anschauen zu können.
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüsse
N☼va
Das stimmt. Wir hatten zwar etwas kalten Wind, aber trotzdem war es wunderschön.
DeleteIt is indeed a magnificent and very wide garden. I might not be able to see it in this lifetime though! I can imagine the difficulty of pruning those tall canopies.
ReplyDeleteThe sky was perfect for your visit. Thank you for sharing the pictures of Vienna... we missed the opportunity to go there.
ReplyDeleteSuch a shame. It's a gorgeous city. Take care, and say hi to Joe!
DeleteFantastic atmosphere. All shots are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThis was such a beautiful post Mersad...loved the images! The first one is hauntingly beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend. Much appreciated.
DeleteI love the perspective in that first shot. Everything just comes together to make it a great photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ron. Enjoyed your latest images so much.
DeleteWe were there in February, and I think this was in preparation for the spring season. Everything is meticulously taken care of.
ReplyDeleteI like your in the snow garden pictures, Mersad, although they don't really do justice to it.
ReplyDeleteWe visited the Schönbrunn Palace for our last visit. The Hapsburgs are in our family ancestor line.
Our lady married out of favor and was disowned. We all know she married a Jewish person but nobody talks of that. After WWII "someone" came with some reparation $$$ but Mom wouldn't take it. Also in the 30's "someone" came. He wore a dress uniform. We don't know much about that either.
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You can actually look up my images from Schönbrunn in the link that I have shared. There you will see more from the actually castle (and I hope those images will do it justice) :) These here are just the royal garden images (a glimpse of it). That piece of family history is very interesting and surely something to be deeper discovered.
Deleteso nice to have a free place to roam.
ReplyDeletevery nice; the color palette in these photos is unusual, warm and clean.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics! Sounds like a rgeat place to visit!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is. All of Vienna is great.
DeleteI was there many years ago, your shots bring me back
ReplyDeleteI want visit again Schönbrunn really stunning Palace and gardens
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Stefano
Thank you Stefano for your visit. Glad I could bring up old memories.
DeleteOh the statues. I have so many images of them. Each one different, each with its own story. :)
ReplyDeletethese are beautiful photos of a beautiful place.. a whole lot of Europe is on our bucket-list..
ReplyDeletePretty pictures.
ReplyDeleteWe always find new interesting things/sights in beautiful places :)
What a magically beautiful place. It is indeed joy-inspiring.
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