Hotel Neutor Salzburg
Neutorstrasse 8 Salzburg, Salzburg, Austrian Alps, 5020, Austria
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Salzburg
Toran had never been to Salzburg and had never seen a Christkindl Markt (a typical German/Austrian Christmas market) so we decided to go there. About an hour north of Verona the rain changed to light snow and a few hours later we were greeted with sun across the Alps. Wow, that felt good... our plans were bearing fruit. Salzburg was in full …
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Snow & mozart
The colours of Salzburg were beautiful, pale pink's, yellow’s and oranges dominated the houses, all in immaculate condition with beautiful ornate window frames and features, the murals were preserved and restored in the same pastel shades and they all blended with the natural colours of the landscape. The fortress high on the hill overlooking the town and if you looked closely you could see the wall still around the top of the hill ...
Snowy snowy night
... homemade jams, 7 different types of honey, salami's galore, pastrami and melon, dips, fresh fruit..........It was the best buffet breakfast I have ever seen in my life, I wanted to spend the morning in there.
But we had a bus to catch, so off we went to the snow.
It was beautiful, had been snowing all night and as we ...
A dream that will need all the love you can give..
... place where the opening scenes were filmed in the movie. Then it was on to Maunsie (Moon Lake), what a beautiful name! where the church used in the final wedding scene is located. It is a beautiful example of a Baroque church, heavily decorated with gold and beautiful paintings and not too much evidence of crucifix pain!
It was dark as we headed back into Salzburg so we listened to and sang along to some more songs and watched ...
Cream Coloured Ponies and Crisp Apple Strudels
... Whaaaat! The things that went on there were crazy. People were worked to their death, whether it be "testing" shoes by running on various surfaces for ten hours straight, or making bricks and having to carry them scorching hot, burning the skin off there hands. Then there were the people who were shot in the base of the neck or had horrible, horrible things done to them in the "pathology lab". Even though most of the original buildings had been destroyed, you could ...



