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Sunday, February 1, 2015

旅行迷你记事本 :Salzburg (Austria)

Hello everyone! I am back! Like finally.... hehe :p
 This time I will talk about Salzburg which is located in Austria. 
Salzburg is the birth place of Mozart, and the born place of Christmas songs (eg. Silent Night and Holy Night). The city is full of attractions due to the great musician and also The Sound of Music.
 (Please forgive me I am lazy to write in Chinese this time.)
 It is as beautiful as what I had expected. It is a must-visit place! You can feel the warmth/friendliness of people, the sunshine, the musical atmosphere and the beauty of historical architectures surrounded by the breath-taking natural geological features (e.g. great mountains, lakes, etc.).

Salzburg (Austria), my first official solo-travel destination and also the born place of the Sound of Music.

My friends always asked: "Why are you so excited and determined to solo-travel to Salzburg even without any companion?"
Well, I am quite flexible and sometimes people will mistake me as a person with no or less thoughts or own stand, however they are wrong. I will do things that I strongly want to do, like solo-travelling. My friends who dumped me (and joined me later at Vienna Austria) and went Budapest regretted their choice not to follow me instead hahahaa...
 Another main reason of course will be The Sound of Music! The hills are alive....with the sound of music...la la la.... My favourite childhood musical and the first one as well.......
In Salzburg, I found my childhood memories by following the footsteps of Maria (Julie Andrew in reality) and the Von Trapp family. If you are a crazy fan too, you will know what I am saying :)
 These are the reasons why Salzburg Austria is so important to me until the extent where I hope that there will never be bad memories which will affect my feelings towards Salzburg during future visits (which is a must to visit it again during summer time). 

Why summer time? Because you can swim and dive in the lake! Sounds so excited right? And take the old "tu-tu" train up to the historical hotel at Salzburg’s mountain (which I forgot what the name is) located near an impressively gorgeous lake, etc. All of these are impossible during winter time. However, I am pretty satisfied with my experiences in the educational salt mine tour. Thanks to our friendly tour guide who had introduced the lovely Salzburg music to us too! The places outside city area are even mesmerizing with the beauty of nature like mountains and lakes.
 Salzburg’s houses are also cosy-looking with small plants on the surface of their walls. The houses are either colourful or wooden wall with woods piled up in their gardens, well not forgetting about the signature little bell hanging under the roof  of each of the house. The tour guide told us that the bell was used to ask their family members back for lunch or dinner; he also told us another version which is the bell is to alert neighbours about theives, not sure which version to trust though. In whole, Salzburg's houses gives a natural or greenish touch just like those drawn in our childhood’s story books. I love it so so so so much! J How good if I can own one!

Last but not least, the final message here is:
I love Austria! :D Salzburg is indeed a place which makes me want to bring my family here for a healthy and relaxing holiday :)

 
Bratwurst! Yummy!!!!

Mozart

Following the footsteps of Maria and the Von Trapp Children singing Do Re Mi

Heavy? or not? :p

Horsieeeeee

Amazing lake with the graceful swans and ... erm... me hehe

Mirabell Palace

The Sound of Music classic scene

Random big tree

Cute decorations everywhere in Salzburg 

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