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VIENNA-TUCHE'S MEMORIES-PART 9-AUSTRIA 🇦🇹-🎻

 

Vienna 🇦🇹



First of all, we arrived at Budapest airport with Pedro and Benjamin.
One shuttle was picked up. At night Budapest was incredibly beautiful. Budapest has two sides one side is Buda other is the Pest side. The pest side is a more prosperous and developing area than the Buda area. On Saturday we took a fast train for going to Vienna. When we arrived in Vienna. We visited some famous attractions in Vienna. But Vienna was so cold and windy. We visited Beldebere Palace, Parliament Building, Mozart State, churches, and parks. They were so beautiful. We bought some things as souvenirs. But They were also expensive. In addition, we had to get a chance to visit Madame Tussauds Museum in Vienna, I took a lot of pictures of famous people's statues. Vienna is a costly city. Accidentally we went into one supermarket I was shocked because it was a Turkish supermarket. After that, I learned there are 19 Turkish supermarkets in Vienna. We saw many famous and common colourful buildings, especially on Instagram. In Vienna everywhere was so elegant, aristocratic and sophisticated. Also, we went to the most famous shopping road. We saw carts on that road with traditional drivers who wore traditional Austrian clothes. After that, we saw a festival. Austrian children were dancing in traditional clothes. Vienna was so nice we liked it 🥰










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