Take a look on the criminal history of vienna, with all their murders and criminals.
I promise....it is getting spooky in the museum....
Things to do
Today, the church is visited mostly for its interesting catacombs - due to the unusual environment, bodies don't decompose in it. From 1631 to 1784, about 4,000 people were buried here. Today, one can still see hundreds of coffins adorned with flowers or skulls, as well as mummified corpses, some of them in baroque frock-coats and wigs. The most famous person buried in the catacombs is Pietro Metastasio, who wrote some of the librettos of Mozart's operas.
Golden monument dedicated to the Viennese musician located in the middle of the stadtpark. It was created in 1921 by Edmund Hellmer. You can see it on live here: http://www.wien.gv.at/english/webcam/stadtpark/index.htm
The Viennese City Park is around 65000 m. It has differente monuments, as the kurlason, a spa pavilion, the strauss monument (http://iwannagothere.com/travel-guides/austria/vienna/highlights/johann-strauss-monument), and a rich flora
It is the summer residence palace in Vienna and one of the major tourist atraction. Tradicionally belongs to the Habsburg monarch, it have a really nices gardens: french garden, tiergarten, botanic garden, etc. It have also in his gardens a romanic ruins
