Marko Feingold Steg

This bridge crosses River Salzach and links the Old Town and the New Town of Salzburg. It is named after Marko Feingold, a Holocaust survivor who lived in Salzburg. He worked for decades to preserve Jewish history and memory.

Hotel Sacher Salzburg

It has also become a bridge for love locks

Calling Max & Sophia

Please let us know if you are still locked together

Hotel Sacher Salzburg

We took an Uber to the hotel. We chose this hotel because the Old Town is just across the river. We managed to get a connecting room.

Complimentary from the hotel

View from the balcony

We could see the Old Town

River Salzach

Vienna to Salzburg

We first took the S-Bahn 1 from Mitte to Wien Westbahnhof and from there we took the train to Salzburg.

For the Child-Vienna

A Kindertransport memorial dedicated to the British people who saved the lives of 10,000 children from Nazi persecution. Austrian children began their journey from Wien Westbahnhof.

Train from Wien Westbahnhof

The train took 2 hours and 30 minutes

The bistro car

Breakfast at the hotel

We will go to Salzburg today.

Weissgerber Stube

We passed this restaurant on our first day in Vienna when we had dinner at Restaurant Im Sunnhof. So we decided to eat here.

Goulash

Pork Cordon Bleu

Old Vienese Roasted Beef

Wiener Schnitzel 

Hilton Vienna Park Hotel

We went back to the hotel to wait for our boy. He flew in from London to join us.

We couldn't get a connecting room 

On the way to dinner

Hundertwasserhaus

Hundertwasserhaus is a residential apartment completed in 1985. It is known for its irregular shapes and bright colours. It reminded me of Antoni Gaudi's building in Barcelona.