We finished up the day in a Beer Garden eating Bratwurst and Kraut and drinking some of the local beer. They had a band that played Austrian folk music. There were some people there who were feeling no pain, but they were having a raucous good time. Classical music is hugh in Salzburg and you can attend a free concert virtually every day. We went to one, for a while, in one of those beautiful churches.
We are off to Munich tomorrow. Don't know about the internet there, but keep checking back. More beer gardens and the BMW museum.
The hillbillies on holiday say auf wiedersehen from Salzburg.
Here of some of the pictures of Salzburg.
SALZBURG FROM THE FORTRESS
THE FORTRESS AND THE OLD CITY
THE FORTRESS UP THE HILL
THE CATHEDRAL WHERE WENT TO CHURCH
IT HAS 4 PIPE ORGANS, YOU CAN SEE 2 OF THEM ON EITHER SIDE OF THIS PICTURE
IT WAS DRESS UP DAY IN SALZBURG
THE CONCERT WAS IN THIS RUN DOWN PLACE
MIRABELL GARDENS WAS BEAUTIFUL
THIS IS GETREIDEGASSE STREET. IT IS THE OLD SHOPPING DISTRICT OF SALZBURG. MOST OF THE BUILDINGS DATE FROM THE 15TH CENTURY. THE STORY IS THAT MOST OF THE PEOPLE WERE ILLITERATE AND THE BUSINESSES HAD TO PUT A SIGN UP THAT SHOWED THE PEOPLE WHAT WAS SOLD IN THEIR STORE. LOTS OF PRETTY SIGNAGE. EVEN THE MC DONALDS HAD ONE OF THESE PRETTY SIGNS.
LUNCH
WE HAD MORE OF THIS AND HALF A CHICKEN AND FRIES FOR SUPPER
TRADITIONAL DRESS WAS POPULAR.
A MAN OR WOMANS OUTFIT COULD COST AS MUCH AS $2000
THE CEMETERY AT ST. PETERS CHURCH
WHERE THE VON TRAPP FAMILY HID WHEN THEY WERE FLEEING THE CITY
THE ORIGINAL ST. PETERS CHURCH BUILT IN 1491
WOW!!
ReplyDeleteWe are loving following you on your trip!! Thanks for posting all these great pictures.
ReplyDeleteKevin & Carolyn Wiseman