For this first post about Vienna, I avoid saying things you read in a guidebook. Because it concerns no more reading than writing already, and then because it makes only three days I'm there. And I think drunk very quickly full (haha!) people if I start talking about painting the Civil or the local architecture, whether or Jugendstil Gothic (I probably would put photos or sketches of archi thereafter, but those drunk ca, bin, you can still close my eyes while scrolling the screen.)
so first thing because super super important: the fags! (If it is mportant, Cecilia eh that's important?)
So those who were at New Year in the chalet will recall these machines distributors, where you have a card stating it is important to pay his EUR 5 pack of smokes. Well in a normal tobacco, and there is every street corner, the package of L & M is 3.35 euros, and that's good. Laws against smoking are not gone, here: I am technically allowed to smoke in my dorm, already (as they are maniacs for storage), but you can also smoke in restaurants, teahouses , subway stations, etc..
The Viennese are good people who apparently have their priorities well in them. Some agree with me, other, um, I do not understand yet.
Those who agree with me, besides the already mentioned fags:
- in any supermarket apparently there are at least a whole range of chocolate. And are two times more than in France Milka perfumes.
- the town struts for places to buy Take Away Coffee (for cocktails, I'm still looking), and they are all kinds of coffees and mysterious chelous
- 50 cl of beer are 3 euros max
- c ' is the land of croissants, of course, and big chocolate cake or fruit
Priority
less comprehensible or enjoyable - their obsession with the sorting of waste - knowing full 4x4 seen in the streets is a bit strange. Or hypocritical.
In the settlement of my home, sorting waste arrives in Great Commandment No. 7 with 5 lines of explanation. Command 10 soberly announced that it is forbidden to have guns in the rooms (prioritize, prioritize.)
- museums are NOT free for students of architecture, and it, it sucks (buhuhu I musingly card of art students at the Louvre!)
- they love their mozart so they put it on everything ('end in the tourist stuff, but still), the umbrella chocolate through the socks and magnets FRGO. It faiit many be dead, at least he has not seen it.
- They have a taste of kitsch as developed as their apparent greed (bin yes, city of Sissi huh.)
- Own residence this time and not in Vienna in particular, it was entitled to a small room in two, badly damn view architecture and furnishings - but cons are, like, a "gym" and a sauna in the basement. Go figure.
- they are a fan of snow and ski at a point a little violent. The first night at the hotel, about 40 channels I counted something like 6 passing simultaneous programs on these topics: compete in ski jumping, weather trails, mountain views, etc.. And it shows in the city too; if only by the beautiful sign
found everywhere on the house up numbers Street, informing the company that handles the snow. This state
said, it is mid-February is the right time for snow, and there is not a snowflake on the horizon ....
