Traditional ‘Heurigen’ Food, Austria
August 15, 2024
This ‘Stelze’ is the same as a Bavarian ‘Schweinshaxe’: a grilled pork knuckle. It is one of the traditional dishes of the wine taverns of
This ‘Stelze’ is the same as a Bavarian ‘Schweinshaxe’: a grilled pork knuckle. It is one of the traditional dishes of the wine taverns of
Mödling’s ‘Altes Rathaus’ is situated in the centre of the pedestrianised zone and overlooks a pleasant little square. It dates back to the 14th/15th century
This fortified church sits right in the middle of town. On a Sunday or public holiday you can pay 2 Euros to visit the museum
The church sits right next to Gumpoldskirchen’s Deutschordensschloss, a castle that was given to the Order of the Teutonic Knights by Frederick Ii, Duke of
ProfessorAbe and his wife take a stroll through a pleasant town an hour’s tram ride away from Vienna
Vienna’s famous street food stands are asking for UNESCO recognition
The growing sleeper train market is reaching out for British business
Rapid glacial retreat could mean an Austria with no glaciers left by the late 2070s, Austria’s Alpine Club has warned. The club released a new
Rising temperatures, year-by-year, are clouding the future for Europe’s ski resorts, where snow cover is retreating to higher altitudes
An Austrian ‘Wasserschloss’ is the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe
This ‘Stelze’ is the same as a Bavarian ‘Schweinshaxe’: a grilled pork knuckle. It is one of the traditional dishes
Mödling’s ‘Altes Rathaus’ is situated in the centre of the pedestrianised zone and overlooks a pleasant little square. It dates
This fortified church sits right in the middle of town. On a Sunday or public holiday you can pay 2
The church sits right next to Gumpoldskirchen’s Deutschordensschloss, a castle that was given to the Order of the Teutonic Knights
ProfessorAbe and his wife take a stroll through a pleasant town an hour’s tram ride away from Vienna
Vienna’s famous street food stands are asking for UNESCO recognition
The growing sleeper train market is reaching out for British business
Rapid glacial retreat could mean an Austria with no glaciers left by the late 2070s, Austria’s Alpine Club has warned.
Rising temperatures, year-by-year, are clouding the future for Europe’s ski resorts, where snow cover is retreating to higher altitudes
An Austrian ‘Wasserschloss’ is the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe