Soo.... I finally managed to get enough time/ motivation to get around to my Austria, Venice, and Germany pics!
Seefeld, Austria
The downtown area was entirely pedestrian centered. There was a square which was centered around this funky tree and a church. From the square branched off 4 "Roads" with all kinds of shops, hotels, parks and residences. No cars at all for several blocks.
Extremely fresh strawberries.
The next day, we went down to Innsbruck, a city of around 150,000 people. Their historic downtown was also entirely pedestrian centered.
Back in Seefeld
Wiener Schnitzel
The next day, we headed down to Venice for a day trip. 5 hour drive there, 5 hours in the city, 5 hour drive back.
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene....
Crossing the Adriatic
Riding the ferry into Venice
Want a Gondola ride? Better have 100 euros....
Il Piazza San Marcos
Doge's Palace
San Marcos
Glass Making
Il Ponte Rialto
And so we said goodbye to beautiful Venice... and the next morning we headed to our final European destination, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany.
Munich
Dachau...
Catholic Memorial
Death Chamber...
Showers...
And then we went to an American German restaurant.. where we were confused... very confused...
And then we finally arrived in Rothenburg, a medieval walled city.
Tour of the walls the next day
Final Concert, in the city square.
And then that was it. It was time to go home, which I was actually happy to do at that point.
Greenland
First meal back home. Wendy's baconater in the Detroit airport. Epitome of America.
And finally it was.....
Home sweet Home!