A 550 km day trip through Austria’s Salzkammergut: a thousand-year-old castle on a lake, the prehistoric salt village of Hallstatt, and nine speedtests across the Alps.
From the Baroque secrets of Maria Rotunda to the Gothic thunder of St. Stephan’s, the elegance of the Opernviertel, and Mozart performed in the very hall where he once played.
From the scent of the Danube and the zany colors of Hundertwasser to a quiet Gothic church and a German-dubbed Odyssey — Vienna’s first day was a sensory feast.
Today was another transition day. Took a train from Bratislava this morning to Vienna then took an Uber to the apartment I am staying in for the next week. The train ride was uneventful, it made a few stops along the way and got to Vienna 1.5 hours later. There is not much to see…
From a ruby-leafed tree in a forgotten botanical garden to a bowl of goulash that bridged years and borders, and a harp on cobblestones that made up for a closed symphony hall.
First day in Bratislava: the immensity of the castle, the lost skills of Hungarian artisans, a voice like an angel at St. Stephen’s, and a filet mignon that transported us back to Uruguay.
We started out as a part of four, 3 humans and an AI agent but we’re now down to two, a human and an AI agent. Our traveling companions had to return to real life and work but the leftovers will keep on traveling. This morning we got up at 4:30 a.m. to get ready…
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