Fuhstuckspension Porranzl
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Melk, Austria and Durnstein, Austria
... years, monks have continuously lived and worked within this abbey. The Danube river is much wider than the Main river. Docked in Durstein (German for dry stone of which the town was built on) this afternoon to the sun shining on the castle ruins on the mountainside--but don't let it fool you, cold bitter wind blowing which keep us on the boat instead of exploring the ...
Salzburg, Austria
... along a pedestrian shopping street with the signs of ancient trades - a sign with a shoe for a shoemaker, with cogs for a wheelwright - and with a McDonald's arch within a very old looking wreath! The city hall bears a statue with the scales of justice, and one of the churches we passed had the depiction of St. Michael stepping on the devil. We also passed Mozart's birthplace, and after going through several courtyards, went through an ancient graveyard with intricately ...
Phenomenal Churches
We woke to heavy fog again this morning, and unfortunately, it never cleared completely. The section of the Danube that goes from Durnstein to Melk would be spectacular in sunshine, and even in the fog, was interesting and attractive. Hills, often terraced with vineyards, rise on either side of the river, and at this time of the year, the ...
Tale of Two Towns
... gold leaf work meant the church simply glowed? Chose to walk back to the boat through the town below the Abbey. Ôn the move again while we are in the dining room. Experienced another of the 68 locks. Quite incredible that we just keep going with our lives as the boat is lifted up many metres and then continues on its way. Lôoking forward to a quiet day on board while most head either to Salsburg ôr Cesky ...
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 ...
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