Shopping at Naschmarkt, Vienna's most popular market. Located near the Wien River it's about 1.5 kilometers long. Now that's my kind of shopping.
"Naschmarkt: where Viennese shrewdness meets bazar mentality."
Lunch at Naschmarkt
Wiener Schnitzel, which is a fried veal cutlet
Bratwurst, sauerkraut and the world's best mustard
Goulash soup with a dumpling...and fried egg
Old meets new
St Stephen's Cathedral
Flowers in front of St Stephen's
Bikes parked at St Stephen's Cathedral
Chris and Kate
Hiding from the rain
Mozart is Vienna. Or maybe Vienna is Mozart. In any case, he is all over the place.
Flowers and music - how romantic!
Statues like these are seemingly everywhere, but that doesn't make them any less impressive or beautiful.
Horribly wind-blown hair, but I still like this one.
Kate and I met this guy in Vienna. Pretty crazy story. I'll let her tell you about it...
I call this one the dunce church. I wanted Jonathan to stand in front of it so I could take a picture with him looking like he had on a dunce's hat. Do you see a photo of him participating in my artistic brilliance? Nope..
Kave break!
Kate and her body guard
More kave. And make this one a dupla.
Lucky for us, THE best ice cream place in Vienna was near our apartment.
A very cool Burger King in downtown Vienna...
...which matched the city's beautiful architecture.
Poop here, pay a fine.
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