Day five was our Vienna day trip. We left from the train station early in the morning and took the Railjet train - which is their new high speed train - and it still took three hours to get there!! I must admit though that the train was the smoothest train I have ever been on, and also, the most quiet. You could not hear any noises from the wheels on the rails as it was moving - unlike the trains at home.
We were traveling with Anita (Anna's sister) who showed us around Vienna via a schedule she had prepared with Viktor (Anna's brother-in-law who lives in Vienna). Vienna is a much more Westernized city when it comes to tourists. More touristy than Budapest. It is also a very beautiful city - with all of the palaces, galleries, and small side streets it is what you would expect when imagining Vienna. I can't really describe everything we did because it would take too long so let the pictures speak for themselves and I will fill in details when we get home to New York.
Stephansdom
Drinking Raspberry Prosecco at Naschmarkt: Vienna’s largest and oldest market
The Secession Building
The Opera House
Opera Toilet with opera music :-) ... btw what is that man behind me looking at???
Chilling in the Museum Quarter
Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig
Stuffing his face with cheese sausage and sweet mustard ... yummy!!!
Hofburg: Home to the Habsburg dynasty which ruled Austria for six centuries
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