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šŸ‡¦šŸ‡¹ Vienna 1.5-Day Travel Guide

Day 1: Arrived in Vienna at noon šŸ“Lunch at Grnd Restaurant: Tried grilled pork ribs ā€“ not as amazing as expected, just okay (the meat was a bit dry). Tomato borscht was bland. Also sampled Austrian-style dumplings ā€“ one filled with cabbage (I think?) and another with cheese. The cabbage one was acceptable, but the cheese one was a no for me šŸ„². šŸ“Golden Hall (Musikverein): Grnd Restaurant is right next to the Golden Hall, so itā€™s easy to stop by for a quick photo. šŸ“Belvedere Palace: Absolutely gorgeous! I imagine it would be even more beautiful in spring when the grass turns green and flowers bloom šŸ¤©. Didnā€™t buy a ticket to go inside since Iā€™m not super into art (spent about 1.5-2 hours there). šŸ“Sisi Museum: Ticket was ā‚¬19, and it includes a free audio guide in Chinese. Definitely worth it if youā€™re interested in Empress Sisi (spent 1-1.5 hours here). šŸ“CafĆ© Central: The line was loooong ā€“ stretched way outside ā€“ but it moved pretty quickly. Only waited about 15 minutes. Tried the famous Sachertorte āœ… ā€“ so good! Eating the cake with cream was pure bliss šŸ˜Œ. The Mozart coffee was a bit too bitter for me. I heard it has alcohol in it, but I couldnā€™t really taste it. šŸ“Concert at the Golden Hall: Arrived 15 minutes early. If you book tickets, choose the ā€œpick up onsiteā€ option ā€“ the physical ticket is beautiful and makes a great souvenir! Coats and tote bags must be checked in (ā‚¬0.85 per item). Day 2 šŸ“Visited a bunch of attractions in this order: Hundertwasserhaus ā†’ Anker Clock ā†’ Plague Column ā†’ Small street near the Vienna State Opera (perfect for city walking ā€“ lots of little shops to explore) ā†’ Stadtpark (little golden Mozart statue) ā†’ Schƶnbrunn Palace (didnā€™t go in due to time; also, the timing wasnā€™t right ā€“ the royal gardens looked bleak with no flowers or greenery, not photogenic at all šŸ„¹) ā†’ Took the train to the airport. PS: Public transport in Vienna is super convenient. You usually donā€™t need Uber. I recommend buying a 24/48/72-hour unlimited metro pass on your first day. (I was low-key confused why no one checked tickets, but itā€™s better to just buy one and be honest.) #LifeIsMeantToBeShared #UKInternationalStudent #WarwickUni #StudyAbroadLife #ViennaTravel #TravelSnippets

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šŸ‡¦šŸ‡¹ Vienna 1.5-Day Travel Guide

Day 1: Arrived in Vienna at noon šŸ“Lunch at Grnd Restaurant: Tried grilled pork ribs ā€“ not as amazing as expected, just okay (the meat was a bit dry). Tomato borscht was bland. Also sampled Austrian-style dumplings ā€“ one filled with cabbage (I think?) and another with cheese. The cabbage one was acceptable, but the cheese one was a no for me šŸ„². šŸ“Golden Hall (Musikverein): Grnd Restaurant is right next to the Golden Hall, so itā€™s easy to stop by for a quick photo. šŸ“Belvedere Palace: Absolutely gorgeous! I imagine it would be even more beautiful in spring when the grass turns green and flowers bloom šŸ¤©. Didnā€™t buy a ticket to go inside since Iā€™m not super into art (spent about 1.5-2 hours there). šŸ“Sisi Museum: Ticket was ā‚¬19, and it includes a free audio guide in Chinese. Definitely worth it if youā€™re interested in Empress Sisi (spent 1-1.5 hours here). šŸ“CafĆ© Central: The line was loooong ā€“ stretched way outside ā€“ but it moved pretty quickly. Only waited about 15 minutes. Tried the famous Sachertorte āœ… ā€“ so good! Eating the cake with cream was pure bliss šŸ˜Œ. The Mozart coffee was a bit too bitter for me. I heard it has alcohol in it, but I couldnā€™t really taste it. šŸ“Concert at the Golden Hall: Arrived 15 minutes early. If you book tickets, choose the ā€œpick up onsiteā€ option ā€“ the physical ticket is beautiful and makes a great souvenir! Coats and tote bags must be checked in (ā‚¬0.85 per item). Day 2 šŸ“Visited a bunch of attractions in this order: Hundertwasserhaus ā†’ Anker Clock ā†’ Plague Column ā†’ Small street near the Vienna State Opera (perfect for city walking ā€“ lots of little shops to explore) ā†’ Stadtpark (little golden Mozart statue) ā†’ Schƶnbrunn Palace (didnā€™t go in due to time; also, the timing wasnā€™t right ā€“ the royal gardens looked bleak with no flowers or greenery, not photogenic at all šŸ„¹) ā†’ Took the train to the airport. PS: Public transport in Vienna is super convenient. You usually donā€™t need Uber. I recommend buying a 24/48/72-hour unlimited metro pass on your first day. (I was low-key confused why no one checked tickets, but itā€™s better to just buy one and be honest.) #LifeIsMeantToBeShared #UKInternationalStudent #WarwickUni #StudyAbroadLife #ViennaTravel #TravelSnippets

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