Two horses — one jet black, one gleaming white, both wrapped in yellow leg bandages — pull an open Fiaker carriage past the imperial sweep of Vienna's Neue Hofburg, while tourists lean out to take in the grandeur of one of Europe's most magnificent palace façades in this vivid chrome-era photograph that perfectly captures the city's postwar tourist renaissance. The Neue Hofburg's curved neo-baroque wing, crowned with a bronze eagle and lined with arched windows, fills the background alongside the equestrian statue of Archduke Charles, as period automobiles and a red traffic sign place the scene firmly in the early 1960s. The Fiaker — Vienna's iconic horse-drawn cab — has conveyed visitors across the Heldenplatz for centuries, and this card distills that timeless romance into a single saturated frame.