Vienna
Travel Blogs from Vienna, Austria
The hills are alive.......
... . I can't believe some of the countries we've been able to see - and how close together they all are. Then it was in to Austria - and the hills are alive with the sound of music! A few songs from the movie were played on the bus - much to the ...
Mozart, Strauss and interpretive dance
... Spanish riding school where the Lipizzaner horses (famous white horses bred in Slovenia, from one particular line - started being brought into Austria by the Habsburgs) are stabled - fairly indulged horses these ones, but lovely. We had a look at when the ...
Ahh. Wien...
... to be coming in towards each other - it all felt quite claustrophobic. Both looked at each other thinking, surely, this is not Vienna? There was a Starbucks on every corner, and a Maccas on every other corner. Millions of shoe shops, junk shops, bakeries ...
*Yawn*
... into museums and gallerys. I have seen so many museums and gallerys and old building on this trip that it has become old news. Vienna still did have some great things to see though. We went for a walk to the Rathus, Parliment and the Burg Theater. We ...
Vienna
... in Brisbane and find myself with their tunes incessantly running thru my head . . . We had a beautiful night here as my Vienna tribute to the launch - Joanna made an awesome Quiche and Robert made a Fresh Mediterranean Fish lashed in Anchovies and oven ...
Vienna
Day 11 - Vienna - 15/06/07 Friday Today was the morning after the Skinny Jean launch and my SMS's began at 3:50 am I think it was then a phone call from Craigscore headquarters at 4:30 however, as it was pitch dark here and my phone on charge on the ...
Damn british people
... decided losing was the real way to win since you got to drink more. Logic I had a hard time arguing with... Vienna was a good time though despite some anti American sentiments that one British ass decided to share with me. His two ...
Two new cities in one day
... the public transport, but this was a breeze. When I got to the city center I went on Rick Steves walking tour. It started at Vienna’s world-famous opera house and then went to a lovely square. There was a church there that had the coffins of all the ...
Museum Relays
... with excavated goods from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome and the first floor had hundreds of paintings from Austria's heydays. Well, looking at ancient ruins in Vienna didn't feel as great as I thought. I kept wondering where all these ruins came from ...
