Thanks Flo, I just love all the Hundertwasser structures. So distinctive.

Thanks Jo. It’s a beautiful country, and I am sure I will be back to explore more.

Thanks Pete. We have walked countless extra kilometres because we don’t always have data. Normally we manage to do it when we are carrying all of our luggage!

Yes, we have to get back sometime too, there is so much to see.

I loved Vienna. Saw a whole bunch of things, ate some great food, enjoyed the city immensely, took about a million photographs.

One thing about the Europeans: they design cities for people rather than cars. People walk, cycle, or take the streetcar instead of driving. So pleasant.

Took me a while to get to Hundertwasserhaus. It was just off the map in my guidebook, and I walked a couple of kilometres in the wrong direction, through increasingly boring public housing until I gave up and walked back.

Nowadays, Google Maps would help me out, but I wasn’t game to use my phone for roaming then, as I was with Telstra. That Vodafone plan for data at five bucks a day is a lifesaver now.

Took Kerri back there and she loved it too. We had coffee inside that quirky, touristy little mall, though we missed out on the “Toilet of Modern Art”.

Must go back one day. And see Salzberg as well.

Hahaha…you never know, it might be good! Fairly sure it wasn’t an Australian that came up with this menu though.