We were in Munich, Germany for 4 days over the Easter weekend. It also had some great architecture, and amazing, huge beer halls full of people. Ida Schumacer, Comedienne, decked out in Easter eggs and ribbon. We then decided to take the train from Munich to Innsbruck, on advice of our good friend, Christine. Innsbruck was breath-taking beautiful. The mountains were exquisite and surrounded the entire town.
One day we took the cable car up to the mountains β stunning! The poor woman who took the photo! We found a lovely restaurant that served up locally sourced food and on the second night there yes, we really liked this place! She really meant here is your small portion of horse, yes, horse. It was very good. We then made our way to Italy where we will be returning home from. I will have a blog post shortly on the 2 cities we visited. Leave a Comment. Filed under Uncategorized.
The countries that we briefly touched on in this region were: Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia. I say briefly because we only visited 3 cities within this region. Belgrade was not a beautiful city but an interesting one. It felt like it was still trying to live in the old communist regime.
They love Putin here. The people, it appeared to us, seemed like they were struggling to make a living. The buildings looked tired and like very little had been done to them. There was however a younger, creative crowd that was doing some very innovative start-up businesses. It certainly felt promising. Stepping out of the train station we could tell it was a lovely city: beautiful architecture and a sculpture facing the station, giving it an instant impression.
We spent 4 days here and really enjoyed our time. A lovely walking city and beautiful architecture on just about every street. The cutest little chapel inside the Stone Gate. We were very tired by the time we got to our hotel and wondered whatever happened to the romance of train travel. This was one of the things we were looking forward to once we got to Europe. Once we checked into our hotel we walked down the street to a lovely traditional Bosnian restaurant.
