Martinek Baden

Jagerhausgasse 7 Baden, Lower Austria, 2500, Austria

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Survival challenge: Christmas away from home

A travel blog entry by kata1207

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Shops in Vienna were closing fast as well; everyone here seems to be getting homesick, or is panicking on what to do when the whole city's down. I was the latter. I haven't celebrated Christmas with proper rituals/meals/traditions with my family before, so I have been more of a spectator on the 25th of December (I probably will get really homesick around Chinese New Years though). I was just lost on what to do.
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Days 1,2 & 3 on the European Tour

A travel blog entry by amazingone

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To digress slightly, I had arrived one day early for the tour so as to not be 'rushed' because I know that ‘tours can take a lot out of you (energy wise). The Camp site was quite large really but for the summer it was hardly overpacked with happy campers. Most of the guests were the camping tour companies with lots of young people in attendance or a couple of schools were obviously having a camp there with much younger kids setting up tents in groups and using the ...

Last Waltz in Vienna

A travel blog entry by aprilrain

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I guess spiral staircases are nice to look at but to climb up the 66 steps to enjoy the view could be a torture! We stayed at the Gloriette for a while before making our way to the maze.

The maze was rather confusing... before we could complete, we were already making our way out! We had to rush to the Privy Gardens, take a quick look, and then go catch the Strudel Show at around 1pm. We were given a small piece of apple strudel to sample for free. ...

THE BEST LITTLE NON-CATHOLIC BOY IN THE WORLD

A travel blog entry by kmac55

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... service-in-progress. I circled the church surveying all entrances, and discerned the place was, in fact, shuttered. And dark. And quiet. A few students darting off here or there, and that was it. No congregation inside. No lights on. No organ music bellowing from the rafters. Shuttered. And dark. ...

VIENNA: SO MANY BALLS, SO LITTLE TIME

A travel blog entry by kmac55

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... largest bell in Austria. It was outside St. Stephens that Beethoven realized the scope of his deafness when the bell pealed and birds flew from the tower, yet he heard no sound. Initiated by Rudolf IV and built in the 12th century when Germany was about to embark on the Second Crusade, it stands on the ruins of two other churches. It was spared Nazi bombardment ...

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