Ossuary, Pottenstein, Lower Austria
A little sign, just down from Pottenstein’s town hall, points to the ‘Doppelkarner’. It turns out that this is the oldest building there: an ossuary
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A little sign, just down from Pottenstein’s town hall, points to the ‘Doppelkarner’. It turns out that this is the oldest building there: an ossuary
This church is not as old as it might look. The date on the inscription above the main entrance is 1913. It was built by
Hernstein is a small village some 25km south-west of Baden. Its palace dates from the second half of the 19th century and sits on the
A typical array of grilled sausages on offer in Vienna. There was a very long queue …
… but the note that the two little girls in front of me got out of the machine actually looked pretty ‘convincing’. The motif is
The tower was built during 1898-99 to cater for a rapid increase in Vienna’s population. When, in 1910, a second pipeline from the mountains to
Palais Ferstel is named after its architect, Heinrich von Ferstel, and located on the Freyung. A shopping arcade leads to this small inner courtyard. The
When you see the building you assume that various parts have been added over the centuries. However, it is less than 120 years old and
This Protestant church is located close to a busy intersection, from where we spotted its very unusual design. We initially assumed it was an Orthodox
The ‘Vienna Classic Days’ is an annual event which goes back to the 1980s. This year more than 200 vintage cars took part. A traditional
A little sign, just down from Pottenstein’s town hall, points to the ‘Doppelkarner’. It turns out that this is the
This church is not as old as it might look. The date on the inscription above the main entrance is
Hernstein is a small village some 25km south-west of Baden. Its palace dates from the second half of the 19th
A typical array of grilled sausages on offer in Vienna. There was a very long queue …
… but the note that the two little girls in front of me got out of the machine actually looked
The tower was built during 1898-99 to cater for a rapid increase in Vienna’s population. When, in 1910, a second
Palais Ferstel is named after its architect, Heinrich von Ferstel, and located on the Freyung. A shopping arcade leads to
When you see the building you assume that various parts have been added over the centuries. However, it is less
This Protestant church is located close to a busy intersection, from where we spotted its very unusual design. We initially
The ‘Vienna Classic Days’ is an annual event which goes back to the 1980s. This year more than 200 vintage