Hotel Sacher entrance
Sacher shop window
When he grows up,
he too
can become a Mint Julep cup!
In the meantime,
he's dreaming of Kentucky Derby Day!
Smile, Charles!
What's the matter
with those Green-blooded Royals
from the glen bogs,
I ask?
Café Bräunerhof*
The Kaffeehaus Thomas Bernhard* loved to hate
(still haven't had coffee there myself,
too busy flanieren*)
The Sacher coffee cup
Haven't had coffee there, either.
Ah, the pressure!
Should I pay a visit
to Dr. Freud in Berggasse?
Zum Schwarzen Kameel
They won the Crawfish Tramezzino Derby
Claws down,
and their tulips were,
once again,
best in show.
I always linger
too long there,
one of the reasons, I don't get over
to the Bräunerhof before closing time*.
They other one I can't tell you. *whispering*)
* Asterisk = You are invited to click!
These first two pics are so beautiful that I am falling over in my seat!!!
ReplyDeleteMay I see a pictures of this? (Pleeese, my imagination can't keep up with yours *grin*)
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections!
ReplyDeleteMay be these cafes are waiting till I copme down and we can visit together ;-)
ReplyDeleteIs this the frog which has prior claim on May Rose....!!
ReplyDeleteJust curious...lol...
As always your photos are fabulous!!! Love the mix of architecture and nature
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BECCA:
ReplyDeleteThank you. This city makes it an easy task.
CREAM:
Thank you, I must confess they are my passion (them, and a couple other things). ;-)
BRITT-ARNHILD:
I can only warn you, so far none of my many visitors has had coffee there with me (as much as they initially had wanted to *chuckle*). I am a real terror as far as being willing to bend myself to enter certain establishments. *honestly* I can give you the list of places I am more than willing to spend time in, though. All others I treat like the Romans St. Peter's. ;-)
BENDTHERULZ:
Well, I sorta like to think I collect frogs who croak for a rose, or two. *grin*
GEMMA:
Thank you.
I spent two hours in the late afternoon on the Island between the Danube and the Danube channel, and I was thinking to myself, that I really love nature (which is many-faceted there) and architecture (I love the contrast between nature and man made buildings, if they are well designed. I shot about 250 photos to select from, for one of my next blog posts (swans included).
wow, wow, wow!
ReplyDeletei ned to give mr savannah your site, so he can see why we NEED to go to vienna!
I like this first picture... it's like a dream, or like a ghost...
ReplyDeleteSAVANNAH:
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea, good luck! *smile*
DELPHINE:
Here is another image with Poseidon more in focus (this is the entrance to the Hotel Sacher).
Fantastic photos!
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