The Crowd of Austria: Vienna & Salzburg!
Austria is one of the neighbor country of Switzerland, as the train passed Liechtenstein first then headed to Salzburg, which is in the west of the Austria. It took around 5-6hours, and yes I did sit only. Back was aching, nevertheless still got so excited to see the town exactly where Mozart was born…Salzburg! This city is one of the biggest city in Austria after Vienna.
The educational system in Austria is numbered one of the best in the world, that was why we found so many students during our trip. They speak German, but they are good in English too. Once in a train, we four seated just beside two boys and one dad, apparently they had British accent so we were like “Aaaaw so cute!”. We talked much about those two boys, of course with Indonesian. Like “Gila yang kanan ganteng itu kakaknya kali ya, fix buat akuuu” and also “Eh adeknya juga imut , eh sumpah sumpah dia ngelirik ke aku barusan, duuh gemes deh” and… “Ah kenapa bapaknya jadi ngeliatin kita gini sih sadar kali ya kita flirt gitu hahaha”. We took silly pic while they were asleep :P
It was shiny around that day during our trip in Salzburg. We went to Mirabel Platz which was like a beautiful garden, most notable in the film The Sound of Music. Just like Versailles, but not that big. We thought it would be much more breathtaking if it was spring that the flowers are everywhere, too bad the flowers were still hiding..
Ensuite, on a fait une promenade around the old town. It seemed soo crowded, probably due to its small space but so ancient. We were hungry so we decided to find a cafe or restaurant to try the taste of Austrian cook. We decided to enter a cafe which had a nocker cake, originated from this town. One cake is actually for two or four people so we ordered just one and it tasted…sweet and smooth! A cheese cake would absolutely reduce the hunger :9
Vienna! This city..has so many places to visit. Most of them are actually museums and we were not so keen of them so then we decided just to go to different place. It was Wiener Riesenrad, which was a big ferris wheel.
It is located in a big park full of roller coasters and other amusements. Since it was cold, we just wanted to see how Vienna looks like when we’re up in the air..
These are photos taken during our walk inside its city center..
This is the Hofburg, used to be a castel but then extended into a magnificent residence.
And this..is around the city center. Despite the gloomy day, people were still enjoying the crowd!
We found a cute cafe making these cute cakes..
We found a cheap Chinese restaurant yaay! It was a buffet :D It cost around 31euros for 4people. And we all got huge belly after all..
Day was getting darker.. So tired we were walking like many many kilometers around this amazing capital city :) Thus were ready heading to…Hungary! :D Thanks Austria for your gloomy crowded but worth-walkin day and of course thanks also for having such good looking students citizens German speaking :P
