The Belvedere Palace, Schloss Belvedere, is a palace that was built from 1714 to 1723 for Prince Eugene who used it as a summer residence. The Belvedere is composed of two parts, the lower Belvedere, the Upper Belvedere and the middle of a park. One of the most famous occupants was François Ferdinand, whose murder triggered the First World War.
Nowadays the Schloss Belvedere is a museum of art, especially Austrian whose most famous artist is Gustave Klimt. His two most famous paintings are The Kiss and Judith.
The garden is also very nice with beautiful fountains.