Good bye Salzburg!

  Today was our last day in Austria, it took us about 3 hours to get to the airport, since we had to drive to Germany.

  The flight was cool, but it did took us like 2 hours and 25 minutes to get back.

  Good bye, Austria!

Bus trip + cafe.

  Today, we are going to a chinese cafe called HUY Cook & Eat. We had sushi, noodles, meat, cake, ice cream etc.

  Later on, after the meal, we went on another tour around the city by a bus. It was raining a little bit, but it got sunnier after the tour. 

  In conclusion, it was an amazing 2nd experience.

Hohensalzburg Fortress.

  Today, we thought of visiting the Hohensalzburg Fortress. Here´s a little bit about the Fortress:

  Archbishop Gebhardt von Helfenstein began with the construction of the Fortress in the year 1077 during the tempestuous times of the investiture Controversy between the pope and the emperor.

  We even took some pictures.

 

Salzburg´s cathedral.

  

  The next place we went to was the Salzburg´s cathedral. 

  

  The cathedral - the earliest Italian style church to be built north of the Alps - is undoubtedly the core of the Old Town.

  In the 12th century, Konrad III developed it into the biggest Romanesque Minster in German speaking regions.

Horses, city tour.

  
  Today, we decided to go on a horse ride around the city of Salzburg. The guide told us a lot about the houses we passed by.

  We passed by the birth place of W. A. Mozart, chruches and the Hohensalzburg Fortess.

  We took a lot of pictures to show you. Here are a couple of them.

Beautiful Waterfall.

  
  Later in the day, we wanted to go to a big and beautiful waterfall. I was told that there are a couple bigger waterfalls, but we didn´t go there.

  The water was very beautiful, clean, cold and drinkable.

EISRiesenWelt.

  
Today, we tought of going somewhere high again. We decided to go to the EISRiesenWelt mountain.

- The largest glacial cave in the world.

  I even learned  little bit of "The dicovery and exploration of the EISRiesenWelt". For an example:

  In October 1879, alpinist and speleologist Anton von Posselt-Csorich was the first person to enter the front part of the cave. He was able to penetrate about 200 m into it.

  I wasn´t allowed to take pictures in the cave, but I took some outside of it. :)