Taking a train in Austria is amazing. The countryside beckons…and only makes me want to live somewhere like this more so. I’m a bit late with this gorgeous countryside – hope you don’t mind. 🙂
The Salzburg train station was a pretty urban area with shops and loads of traffic. Once we walked the couple blocks to the hotel, we found ourselves in a pocket of the city that took you away from it all. The walk to Old Town took about 20-30 minutes, but I’m not complaining. It was beautiful. 🙂
These “love locks” have been popping up in a lot of touristic cities…but nothing will top the bridge in Paris. The sun was setting on our first day, so I didn’t get to read too many of them. It’s pretty fun looking for unique locks and inscriptions – wondering who left them there.
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| Giant pickle art? Because why not? |
My only complaint of this beautiful city is that it’s jammed packed with tourists and little children. Probably because of the whole “Sound of Music” bit. Daniel and I were unable to spend enough time in Salzburg to do anything too touristy – other than walk around and eat Manner enjoy each other’s company. 🙂
xoxo
And because even the Salzburg airport was adorable:
you were in my home town . why didn't you say anything
and visit me .?! 😀
You know I disapprove of the pickle art. 🙂