Pension Seirer Styria

Kalvarienbergstraye 11, St. Radegund Styria, Austria

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Day 1 in Graz

A travel blog entry by sapasapa

... only draw back was the portion were too big to finish all. He gave me a tour around to EVG factories which gave me a very good idea what are the business it in what are their experties. Checked in to the hotel in city area across the river is the old town and where Graz central are located.  Before got in to the hotel he drove me around and had a good tour of the city letting me have very clear idea where the different areas of the city and what they are offering. ...

Noch daheim....

A travel blog entry by miss_kittn

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Die letzten Tage noch zu Haus verbracht...voll angenehm. Aber jetz gehts wirklich los...endlich. Bin schon gespannt obs wirklich so ist wie ichs mir mittlerweile vorstelle, vorbelastet von Büchern, Internet etc. ...
Noch ein kleiner schwieriger Abschied in Wien und los gehts....BIG IN JAPAN!
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For Nan.....

A travel blog entry by greg_and_claire

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Many years ago I remember you mentioning the little village you were from and I always thought that one day I would like to go and see it. Well, Greg and I finally made it to Austria and our first stop was Deutsch Kaltenbrunn! The village itself was strung out around a number of what we can only describe as sub-villages, all with the same or similar name and we hope we went to the right part! We drove up a small hill around the back of what looked like the main part ...

Beauty of an Old City

A travel blog entry by christina.t

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... No schnitzel, random meats and cheeses. It was SO good!

Afterwards we headed back to Linz on the bus. I slept for about an hour on the way back, but the scenary of the countryside was beautiful. There were a lot of mountains and the top of the mountains had their first snow of the year. So pretty!

Some reflections and experiences:

-I'm tired of bread, meat, cheese, and schnitzel. Megan and I made lemon pepper chicken ...

Success breeds success!

A travel blog entry by mlc2011

... until every last member of the Chorale was on stage. They sang six songs, all different from yesterday. Again, they sang beautifully. Once they had sung, they left the stage and came down into the audience to check out some of the opposition. Then of course it was time for lunch.

There was great anticipation and expectation among the Australians as it all began. This time we knew what to expect and what to hope for. We ...

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