Judenplatz

The Jewish Square is a place with a lot of historical and cultural heritage. It is worth playing. You need to see the introduction to visit. It feels great and has a wide view. The traffic is also very convenient for tourists. It is suitable for walking tours!

There are not many people in the square. The square is not big. In fact, it is also a Jewish Memorial Square. There are also monuments in Germany. Their country feels that there are very few people. Haha. Entering rigorous Germany is still very good.

Compared with the monument in Berlin, the care of the remains is too thin. Not forced, how can you bear to stiffen the scale in chasing the memorial place with the most solemn historical tragedy and background? Just care about the service no longer. Look at the dark cockroaches made on the ground the night before, this remains a massacre memorial hall, the memorial hall is wrapped in the corner of the building, not too blind, there is no cockroach when I went there. On the way back to Stephen's church in the city center, Han forced Judenplatz to collapse, and the magic collapsed (except for a small place where the building was hollowed out) often erected a monument.

One of the most beautiful squaters in Vienna, historicly important. Visite the juish museum. If you want to explore more of Vienna, on instagram you find me under @conmion

The Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial also known as the Nameless Library stands in Judenplatz in the first district of Vienna. It is the central memorial for the Austrian victims of the Holocaust and was designed by the British artist Rachel Whiteread.