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Taking Some Time to See Vienna
November 3, 2005 When I think of Vienna I think of high class for some reason. A large city which was home of the Hapsburgs and the line of royalty. Fancy buildings, fancy people, and the renowned Opera come to mind. The Vienna Boys Choir, the Stallions, and history can be found here. It is a large city with a lot to offer. I will be honest and …
Can't think of a witty title to go with Vienna
After a train trip through the beautiful Austrian countryside, we arrived in Vienna late in the day and checked into our hostel, which turned out to be more like an apartment complete with kitchen. We had lucked out getting any accomodation at all since we hadn't booked until the day before, and Vienna is evidently VERY busy at this time of year, …
Vienna
Stretched the legs for an hour in Zürich and hopped on to Austrian airlines flight to Vienna. Only half full. Fine, clear, crisp 9°. Short hop of about an hour. Surprisingly, Austrian immigration wasn't a model of efficiency with a long ill-defined queues but eventually got through. No flights into Vienna have sky bridges, they all use stairs and …
Vienna
Saturday Vienna
Our last train -- from Munich to Vienna. Nice leather seats. Decent coffee. I'm going to miss the rail travel, it's been very enjoyable. Arrived in Vienna about 1:30pm and took a Utrain to Westbahnhoff. Walked to the same hostel that we stayed in on the first night of the trip. This time we got a suite. Still a double bed, …
Kunsthistorisches (Say that 10 time fast!)
It was much colder today than it has been, with a brisk wind as well. Our walking tour with Gerhard started in Stephansplatz by the cathedral. Unfortunately, nearly the entire thing is under scaffolding for restoration of the limestone walls, so I couldn't really get a good photo of it. The roof, however, was mostly visible, and it’s really lovely. All colored tiles depicting a double-headed eagle, the family symbol of the Habsburgs; it reminds ...