The main goals of the Congress of Vienna were:
1. To bring stability to Europe: The Congress aimed to restore stability after the Napoleonic Wars by establishing a new balance of power among European nations to prevent future conflicts.
2. To establish a balance of power: One of the key objectives was to ensure that no single country would dominate Europe, thus maintaining a balance of power to avoid large-scale wars.
These goals were important in shaping the post-Napoleonic era in Europe and laid the foundation for a new system of international relations focused on cooperation and diplomacy.