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on the way back later that night we stopped back at the festival and enjoyed some of the local drinkies before heading off for dinner. we chose a pretty little restaurant called 'einsteins' that did a double weiner schnitzel for about ten quid. double. weiner. schnitzel. and check out the roof on that bad boy.
say it with me guys, gaah-rooosssssss.
I loved Vienna, it was a really clean city. Which to me means a lot. If you've ever been to NYC you can really start to appreciate a clean city. I also stayed in a really nice hostel in Vienna which totally changed my opinion of hostels. I did go to a horrible dub step club though, never take your friends word for club advice. Especially if they said it was the "best club ever", it never is.
ReplyDeleteVienna looks absolutely amazing, what a stunning place.
ReplyDeletePahaha I was just thinking how much I liked the architecture!! It's so spectacular :) xx
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Now I want a schnitzel myself. Oh, the envy! How are the Austrians like, in general? Friendly? I can't decide which should I visit first: Vienna or Salzburg... Which one is more beautiful? x
ReplyDeleteSALZBURG! i cannot suggest Salzburg enough. i adored that city so much, and yes, generally speaking, the Austrians are a lovely bunch!
ReplyDeletegross, huh.
ReplyDeleteit really was a stunning city! x
ReplyDeleteif anyone suggested i go to a dubstep club, i would unfriend them.
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