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Eine kleine Vienna
... ask someone where the library is, I tend to put on this over-the-top Pepe Le Pew accent and say something like, "Ou est le bibliotheque, ma petit chou?"
And so we found ourselves at one of Vienna's numerous bakeries, where I wished to purchase a muffin. The lady behind the counter didn't speak English, so I asked for "eine muffin, bitte", which means "one muffin, please". Except that I Germanized the word "muffin", while affecting my most ...
Making music out of a rainy day - Vienna Day 1
... its development form the 40's through today which included some famous Warhol paintings, Jasper Johns and a personal favorite several Lichtensteins. The top floors were dedicated to the art of high fashion and many mixed media installations examining fashion from many angles.
After that we attempted to walk through Karlsplatz but were stifled by the rain and we stepped into a very nice restaurant for some ...
Vienna First day
... she had any fun at all. Then we went to the oldest zoo in Europe with was also in the palace gardens. It was very nice but there was a very discontent sea lion that was going "MAAWW" for like an hour. Got to see lots of the baby animals, including the giant panda that gave birth to the cub a few years ago. The animals were ...
Chapter 7:Two good reasons to drop the AL ?
More holidays. 'Austria has no kangaroos' as the t-shirt says, but apart from that there are vast differences in our countries. The number of public holidays being one of them. Here's the list: · 1st January (New Year's Day) · 6th January (Epiphany) · 9th April (Easter Monday) · 1st May (Labour Day) · 17th May (Ascension Day) · 28th May (Whit Monday) · 7th June (Corpus Christi) · 15th August (Assumption of the Virgin Mary) · 26th October (Austrian National Holiday) · 1st ...
Cesky Krumlov, Vienna, Budapest, & Bratislava
... history and in turn has gone from being the home of one of the most powerful empires in Europe to an insignificant "hunting palace" throughout its owners and their wishes. The castle much like the town has been reconstructed several times and as is usually the case, has many different styles of architecture that can be easily seen.
After the tour of the Castle we were able to go and get some lunch which was a nice relief. A small group of us found a nice ...
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