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  • Vienna Our time in Prague is now over and the time there was definitely too short. We didn’t even have time for a visit to the Prague Castle as we had to go on our Kutna Hora tour which as mentioned Posted by archkim in Kim and Peter's European Adventure | Sep 10, 2009
  • Day 70 - Wien Wow! 70 days have gone by, and I don't think I've ever been this exhausted or exhilerated in my life. I'm in Vienna, after a 5 hour train ride from Prague, and doing laundry to wash the old man off Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Sep 8, 2009
  • 维也纳 （Vienna） 富丽堂皇的皇宫，华丽的音乐厅，井井有序的街道，古老庄重的建筑- 维也纳的一切似乎是一个皇族贵妇的写照。 她身份高贵，却因为其教养而彬彬有礼； 她摩登，但她的明眸中却透着大家闺秀的古典端庄； 她不拘泥于繁缛礼节，却大方得体。 维也纳用它的气质镇住了我。以至于我们两人都不约而同地说:“如果我们说德语的话，我们肯定会移民奥地利”。我们并没有迷失在众多的博物馆和古建筑中，而是把大多数的时间留给了维也纳的大街小巷。美，就留在那一片树叶和一盏路灯之间。 [img=http://photos.trav Posted by suevasil in Overland for 8 Months | Aug 27, 2009
  • Vienna - charming, old, and rich The overnight train Venice > Vienna was great (after a couple hours where there was no AC - but even that was ok since it meant no one wanted to sit in our car), seats reclined together to become beds, Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Aug 27, 2009
  • Salzburg Salzburg, moreso than Zurich, is tucked in the middle of several mountains. It is a very picturesque location. Like Vienna, they also have a fixation on Mozart. And of course, the Sound of Music. Need I Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Sep 1, 2009
  • Vienna This morning I took a series of subways to Schonbrunn Palace, which is not too far outside of the city centre. I toured the apartments that were once home to the Habsburgs(aka Marie Antoinette), and even to Napoleon for Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Aug 30, 2009
  • Vienna I arrived in Vienna this afternoon after an excruciatingly long train ride. It was also excruciatingly cold, which was a shock to my system after yesterdays sweltering heat. It has been cold, windy and rainy for most of Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Aug 30, 2009
  • Day 5. Melk Abbey then detour on the way to Czech Republic Arjan is still with us today, but only till 11:30 - he is catching the train to Vienna then flying to Amsterdam. Well Melk is a really charming little village - kind of reminds me of the setting for a Posted by andertonz in Noel and Ruth escape to Europe | Aug 25, 2009
  • Day 4. Cruising the Danube, and an afternoon in Melk Super early start today (Sunday morning) - rush rush to catch the 6:27, the U3. But Ruth and I had to wait on the platform for Gary and Arjan so we missed a couple, but they are Posted by andertonz in Noel and Ruth escape to Europe | Aug 25, 2009
  • Day 3. Big Saturday in Vienna Well we (ie, Gary) were getting more familiar with the streets around our Hotel. The Metternich is right by Maraihilferstrasse, which is a great area. Lots of shops and bars and restaurants etc. Our street, viewable from Posted by andertonz in Noel and Ruth escape to Europe | Aug 25, 2009
  • Croatia, Italy and into Austria ok... we´re now getting lazy and combining 3 countries into one entry!! We didn´t come on holiday to sit in front of a computer and beginning to think this blog was a stupid idea!! Besides... Mike refuses to write any Posted by mike_rona in Rona and Mike's Big Trip | May 21, 2009
  • The Third Man Just as we indulged in Sound of Music, we visited sites from the Third Man movie- a great thriller from 1948ish. If you haven't seen it, like old Orson Welles(actor) and post war- or Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Aug 23, 2009
  • Vienna The most stressful part of driving is entering the city and looking for your hotel. Joe and I would be fine until we hit the first circle and tried to find our hotels. The first is to realize-as tourists you Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Aug 23, 2009
  • Castles and Quaint towns As we headed toward Vienna, it is funny to see all the castles appearing. Hey Lincoln look at that castle and that one. All massive structures, located on tops of mountains or into rocks. Who built Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Aug 23, 2009
  • Mauthausen Concentration Camp Once the Sound of Music tour ended, we headed towards Vienna. On the way to Salzburg, we drove throught the Austrian river town Mauthausen. This is the home of a level 3(hard labor an Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Aug 23, 2009
  • Day 2. First real day of the holiday Well yesterday was a day of getting acclimatised. Well starting to really. Just nicely warm here in Vienna, about 31 deg yesterday, and starting out the same this morning. So we are also trying to get into Posted by andertonz in Noel and Ruth escape to Europe | Aug 20, 2009
  • Salzburg, Austria We arrived into Salzburg around 6:30 pm. The town was easy to navigate- I had a larger map of the city. I had no idea what to expect- just that it was the main location Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Aug 20, 2009
  • Day 1. We made it to Vienna ... but we made it to our Hotel, with only a couple of minor navigation errrors. All the research (thanks to Google Earth!) paid off... Hotel Metternich looks fine. Has a cocktail bar downstairs (but never actually went into it). Posted by andertonz in Noel and Ruth escape to Europe | Aug 20, 2009
  • Me and the Expats down by the Danube Before I even asked, Heather had written me. She is from my dearly missed LA crew. Heather had lived in Vienna a while back. She was putting the word out. She was drumming up the old gang. She was trying Posted by triptime in Izzy's Blogsite | Aug 14, 2009
  • MEIN FÜETEN!!! I had to cut my sightseeing short in Salzburg today due to the rain but I think I pretty much saw everything. Salzburg is a fairly small town with the largest abundance of baroque buildings I've ever seen, at Posted by DavidJFabe in David Faber's Travel Blog | Aug 3, 2009
  • Holiday Apartments Vienna - Vacation Flats Vienna Accommodat Vienna lives up to its long history as a major European capital with fine palaces and excellent museums. The city also has a modern edge. Danube City, between the Danube and UN City features some of the finest modern architecture. Posted by govienna in Vienna Budget Accommodation | Aug 1, 2009
  • Salzburg, Austria Salzburg is an attractive and interesting city. Strangely, most of the tourists were there to do the 'Sound of Music´tours and the tall portion of the dynamic duo was there for that specific reason, as well. To be Posted by TB_Ddizzle in Round the World with TB and D-dizzle | Jul 29, 2009
  • Tyrolean dancers Posted by bryceb in Europe 2009 | Jul 24, 2009
  • Wednesday 22nd July Today we learnt quite a bit about the Hapsburg Family, and the influence they had over the centuries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Habsburg We took a visit to Schonbrunn (the Summer Palace of the Hapsburgs - http://europeforvisitors.com/switzau Posted by bryceb in Europe 2009 | Jul 23, 2009
  • Tuesday 21st July This morning we left Venice, following the coast of the Adriatic Sea for a while, before climbing up into the Alps again, and back into Austria. We stopped at Graz for lunch, before arriving in Vienna. That evening we drove out Posted by bryceb in Europe 2009 | Jul 23, 2009
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