United Nations in Vienna

The United Nations Headquarters building is a very neutral building of a very stylish nature, and is also a composition of the United Nations offices around the world, and there are often international conferences, which are difficult to enter internally, and are all externally viewed.

The United Nations Office at Vienna is generally less accessible than Geneva and New York. The largest institution is the International Atomic Energy Agency, which accounts for half of the office space. When we entered the door, the national flags of each country were displayed in the wind, but then the staff began to take down the national flags one after another, saying that they learned that the head of the IAEA had died today, so it was customary for the national flags of the Organization and the United Nations to be taken down at half-mast.

The United Nations Headquarters building in Vienna is located on the Danube River and consists of several complexes. The surrounding environment is open and tidy, and the lawn is grassy. The designated areas in the building can be visited and will not be opened until 10 am.

The original official United Nations headquarters have four headquarters, located in New York, Geneva, Vienna, Nairobi. The United Nations City in Vienna, Austria, is located on the banks of the Danube River. The location is great. The scenery is beautiful. The flags of all nations are flying in the wind!

The guide is a Chinese guy. The English explanation is very detailed and comprehensive. There are rabbits running on the grass, and there are actually Middle Eastern beggars who ask for food at the entrance of the United Nations Headquarters.