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Viewing Vienna
... really liked the rooftops of the buildings. Unlike Italy and other countries we visited, Lindsay said that Vienna not only offered interesting and unique building fronts but they extended it to the rooftops. For example, she really liked the roof of the main Cathedral in the city center, saying that by adding the colorful designs to the roof of the church, it made not only the church but also to the overall cityscape more beautiful and ...
Dear Vienna
... 8217;t overtake.
One thing I noticed is they refer to Vienna by the German name everywhere – Wien. They also advertise Wiener schnitzel everywhere, but it’s not a sausage Schnitzel – it’s just a pork schnitzel done in Viennese style, hence Wiener. I tried one and it tasted pretty much the same as the other German and Czech schnitzels I had, but not as good as the one I had in Berlin. I also saw this ice ...
Sprechen Sie Deutsch??
... mark on a map of Vienna all of his favorite places to eat, shop and drink at. We had so much fun following the map and I have to say, I had the best meal of the trip so far. It wasn't cheap, but the restaurant was upscale, beautiful and delicious. White asparagus risotto with a wonderful sacher torte for dessert. That night: Jazz concert somewhere in Vienna with Dr Clark.
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Aussies on Ice in Austria
... falling all over the place or walking on the ice. It was pretty funny to see, and it felt nice to be on the ice again. After about an hour and a half on the ice we boarded the bus to head to the Schnapps factory. Its a family business which has been around for generations and the oldest surviving member of the family met us for our tour. We saw the main room which has been preserved from nearly the beginning of the business in the 19th ...
Wienerschnizel & Honey Wine
... the sections). The program started with a small symphony (appx. 5 musicians- pianist, violinist, bass, flue and oboe). They played several songs by Mozart and then they alternated between opera/ ballet and orchestral numbers. There were two singers and 2 ballerinas (dancers) that did scenes separate from the other. One skit was hilarious because they were quite literally singing “Meow!”- another, the female ...
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