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Travel Blogs from Rabenstein an der Pielach
Melk, Austria and Durnstein, Austria
... brisk walk down the main street of the village (Jill decided not to accompany me this morning since she is fighting a cold, like everyone else on the cruise, and would rather save her strength for Vienna tomorrow). The abbey itself was gigantic with lovely architecture in the many courtyards within the walled area. I began the tour visiting the museum and was ...
Salzburg, Austria
... burial markers and many lovely flowers. We could see the Salzburg Castle from various places, high about the city. It can only be reached by funicular railway, in this case the steepest one I have ever seen. Our lunch was in the oldest restaurant in Europe, dating from 803 A.D., though it has been greatly changed over the centuries, and the hall we were in had rococo decorations. We had a traditional Austrian meal of roast chicken, potatoes and vegetables, which was quite good, ...
Phenomenal Churches
... the trees are mostly golden. On a
Following dinner, there was a demonstration on making paella, which was interesting, but unless you were planning a dinner for 30 of your nearest and dearest, I don't think it would be anything that any of us will ever make.
Tomorrow is another early morning as we set off for a full day in ...
A Gorgeous Day, Only To Be Matched By The Scenery
... endowed fertility statue of a woman which is only about 27" high is in a museum in Vienna. Once we reached Aggsbach Markt we decided to take the van to Melk where we were to be given an hour tour of the Benedictine Abbey, one of Europe's largest Baroque monasteries. We walked around Melk, had a bite to eat and instead of biking the next 18 miles to Durnstein (Din Stein) took the van. Andy was nice enough to ask if we wanted to take a small side tour ...
Biking The Danube
... three quarters later. There we stopped for lunch and wandered the town. We had lucked out as it had not rained, but the weather was cold and damp and our finger tips were cold throughout our ride. We did have gloves, but they didn't seem to help much. Instead of continuing for another 18 miles we opted to take the van to Ottensheim which would give us the opportunity of walking around the town for a few hours. Not that there was much to see, but during our exploration we ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Free parking
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