Apartment Pension Sacher Vienna

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Rotenturmstrasse 1 / 7 Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 1010, 43-1-533-32-38

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14th January - Prague-Vienna

This morning we enjoyed our last Arcadia breakfast then sadly said goodbye to Max, Pasquale (who insisted we ring before we left since he had missed us last night), and Pasquale's mum, before taking the tram to the main train station to catch the SuperCity train to Vienna. It was a nice, new, nearly empty train and a good trip, except for the part where Penny thought she'd better get rid of our remaining Czech coins and spent them on sausages in rolls with mustard, which were entirely unneces...

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15th January - Vienna

Waking up fairly late this morning, Darren was pleased to find that all of his laundry strung around the apartment was dry. We left to go find some breakfast and were intercepted by the landlady who told Penny how great her German is. We walked down to a cafe we saw yesterday and decided it would be a nice place to eat. We each had a melange coffee (in a very small cup), Penny had a brioche and Darren had Vanillekrapfen (fancy talk for Custard Donut). A noticeably smaller breakfast than norma...

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16th January Vienna

We had a bit of a late start this morning. Breakfast was at a different nearby cafe - coffees and pastries. Afterwards we went to the tourist information office to buy our train tickets to Budapest via Bratislava. We then caught the U1 from just outside the apartment to the Donau-Insel and went for a long walk along the New Danube, then just the Danube, then back over the island, past the UN city, and to the Old Danube, which was frozen over. Convinced by the many people walking on it, and th...

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17th January - Vienna

We started the day today with breakfast at another different bakery - coffee and a pastry again. Today didn't involve a lot of walking, but did involve a lot of public transport, based on directions from the internet, and in some cases walking would probably have been easier. First we went to the Schloss Belvedere, to the Unteres Belvedere, where there was an exhibition on Klimt and the 1908 Vienna Art Show. After we had caught the U-Bahn, then the A-Bahn, then a tram, there were no signs poi...

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Thursday, but basically Friday

... They had a little Mozart guy that I got. We then went shopping again. We hit H and M where I bought two dress shirts, a tank top, and a scarf for only 24 euro. I was excited. Alina also found a volleyball, which she's been looking for forever now. We were then starving, so we decided to go out to dinner. They won't be at Prague with me on my birthday, so we went out to dinner ...

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Vienna, Austria

... I might have been accruing. After being on the road for so long with work, then with this trip, I find that I don't get homesickness any more. I've been away from permanent living in Oregon for so long that it's more like reminiscing than it is homesickness. I've learned to travel with almost everything that I need in the way of creature comforts (iPod, laptop, pillow and blanket, etc.). And as long as I can get an Internet connection here and there to stay in contact with the ...

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Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...

... next day in Bratislava before I got too worried, though it did mean I needed to be very careful about how I was spending my last Euros. I allotted 3.50 of my Euros for standing room tickets at the opera that night. I saw Un ballo in Maschera by Verdi at the Vienna State Opera House. It was wonderful! All of the singers sang beautifully and were also wonderful actors. The standing room area was interesting. It was a ...

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Vienna and being 18

We got up very early and had a nice bus ride after walking across the center of Sofia. We spent way to much time at Sofia Airport and then flew on one of SkyEurope's classy new planes (in the front row) to Vienna. Things in Vienna are good. We found the hostel well, bumed around, saw the Technical University. Anna then took me out for dinner which was really good and we went back and slept since the night before wasn't so great. Somehow I don't feel that different.

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First Day in Vienna

... two would be enough. They were exactly what I thought German women would be like. They were outspoken, knew (with confidence) what they were doing, and became annoyed if you did not possess this same confidence in what you had to do. I made the mistake of doing something worng and felt their fury. As the two young flight attendants were going down the aisle, passing out drinks and sandwiches, I requested a coffee (kaffee) with cream and sugar ...

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Europe Wrap Up

... water sports...you can't go wrong. <br><br>*The Carpathian Mountains are simply stunning and were a great change of scenery from my previous destinations. Skip the capitols of Bulgaria and Romania and focus your time in the mountainous regions near Veliko Tarnovo and Brasov. <br><br>*Of the 'larger' cities in the region Krakow and Budapest offered all the fame and fanfare with much fewer tourists or distractions. <br><br>*The immense ...

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