Arcotel Vienna

... and she had tickets to go see him when the This Is It tour came through Austria. So we bonded over his music, then she recommended a fantastic Austrian dessert to us. Sounds like the start of a beautiful friendship to me!<br><br>The next day, we started out by going to Hundertwasserhaus, an apartment block in town that looks like Gaudi on crack. This was attempt number 2 to get our site analysis homework done, but yet again we ...

I remembered the campsite in Interlaken, how could I forget it, we have 2 cards glued to the ceiling from them, it was the Riverside Lodge for backpackers. I took the card off the ceiling and after breakfast I walked to the end of the campground where the tents are and found the family. They have one massive huge tent for the 6 of them. I told Len we could have parked the car inside it and still had room to walk around it.<br><br>We ask about ...

... milieubewuste koude soep hadden ze daar. Het winkeltje dr naast is trouwens ook leuk: ze hebben hele milieubewuste shirtjes voor 80 euro..). Daarna verhuisden we naar Tanzcafé Jenseits. Ik weet niet waarom, maar uitgaan is leuker als je halverwege naar de andere kant van de stad verkast.. Proefondervindelijk heb ik nu ondervonden dat je met de fiets ALTIJD sneller bent, tenzij de tram waar de anderen inzitten dr mee kapt, en je weer terug moet fietsen naar een ...

... zelf is groter. Bezoek is dus welkom! Verder is de keuken gebouwd voor reuzen.. Het aanrecht hangt op tiet-hoogte en ik kan met moeite bij de onderste plank in de kastjes. Voor al het overige is een trapladdertje aanwezig. De lichtschakelaars hangen dan weer op kniehoogte.. Raar. Enige minpuntje tot nu toe is de niet-ophangbare douchekop.. Jammerjammer.. Ik ga naar bed in m'n nieuwe bedje! Truste! Oh, en wie de mooiste plattegrond voor me kan tekenen krijgt een Weense Sachertorte van me!

... go and get some food and investigate the shower sign I saw in the station earlier and see if I can get cleaned up. I had a bit of a wash on the train, but as I've got a similar sort of day tomorrow I'm not going to get a proper wash until Saturday morning which will be a bit minging! I will update tomorrow if I can. This has been the first internet cafe I've seen in the whole of Vienna so god knows what internet access will be like in Belgrade! Until tomorrow....

... points with her right hand. "go down two streets to the corner," she holds up two fingers, "and turn left," again turning 90 degrees to the left while maintaining eye contact with me. "Then you walk ten minutes down this street to the pub." She drew a straight line from the hostel to the pub. This should not have taken this long. I thanked her and we left. A simple mark on the map where we are and where we're going would have sufficed. As I said before, the bar was literally down the ...

... glad though that I had a chance to walk around my area before venturing down to the 1st District. And since I can't understand German, it makes my life even easier. I went down specifically for the tour of the St. Stephen's Cathedral at 345 (in English), however, since I went to the wrong church, I will try again tomorrow. Realizing that I really underdressed today, I headed on back to the apartment to do some laundry, work and continue to work catch up with my posts. Ciao

... and voila...here I am. I guess I really have caught you up on everything that has gone on. I've got one more day in Vienna after this, and then it's a long travel day to Venice....if I had planned better I would have taken a night train...oh well. Live and learn. I hope all is well with everyone right now. Feel free to write me back and send me updates on what you are up to. I enjoy reading about that just as much as I enjoy writing to you guys. Bye:)

27 May 2007 Today is Vienna Day. Spend the whole day out. Went to the Sisi Museum and I love it. I don't really like museum but I was attached to it for 3 whole hours with the audio guide. It was simply awesome. I've grown fond of Sisi already. By the ...

... isolated in the middle of nowhere. From the train station, we then walked about 5 minutes to a bus stop to take us up the mountatin. From the bus, we then had a 15-minute trek up the (steep) mountain to where the chair lift was located. From the chair lift, we would be taken to the cave entrance, but before we rode the lift, we got a table at a picturesque restaurant on the mountain. Our picnic table was almost sitting on ...