在去年夏天的瑞士之旅,我将位于阿尔高地区的哈布斯堡城堡(Habichtsburg)定做了最后一站。
如今,这座已经部分损毁的城堡被开辟成了博物馆和餐厅。
中午时分,餐厅里面好不热闹,大多都是住在附近的当地人。而相对而言,在博物馆的展区里面,人迹寥寥。
站在这废墟之上,远眺城堡另一端的塔楼,上面飘扬着的已然是瑞士的国旗。哈布斯堡家族的金戈铁马,早已成为前尘往事。
回到楼主的问题。在维也纳近郊的美泉宫里,有一大两小的罗莎套间(Rosa Rooms)。那个大的套间里面悬挂着一幅油画,画的内容就是后人想象当中的哈布斯堡城堡废墟。
由此可见,尽管早在1400年之后,哈布斯堡家族就已经永远的失去了这座城堡,但他们却始终将其视作家族的龙兴之地。
我不会德语,懂德语的知友可能会找到更详细的资料
根据这处资料,弗朗茨二世在1815年曾经来这里旅游过
In the 19th century, members of the Habsburg nobility including Francis, the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and first emperor of Austria, returned to Switzerland as tourists to visit the places where it all began.
His portrait, and those of other Habsburgs hang from the walls of a carefully restored dining room in the Habsburg castle.
"He came in 1815, was well received by the Swiss and was pleased with his visit," says Stüssi-Lauterburg.
"He did exactly what we are doing now, he visited Habsburg and Königsfelden."
这个时间点正好是拿破仑战争打完的时候,很值得玩味
一个类似的故事,这次是一战后退位了的卡尔一世,葬在了临近的Muri修道院
And the connection went on: The hearts of the last crowned members of the dynasty, Emperor Karl I and his wife Zita, are buried in the Habsburg vault in Muri monastery, founded by Karl's distant ancestor nearly 1,000 years ago.
所以说哈家人是那种“忙完了这阵回老家看看”以及“忙碌了一辈子最后总要落叶归根”的事业型人士?