Saturday, 25 August 2007

Blue Afternoon in the City


Café de l'Europe
Graben 31

H & M
(formerly Kaufhaus E. Braun & Co)
Graben 8

Graben
Alois Pichl's Spar-Casse-Bank (1835-1838) to your right,
the Julius Meinl building and
Naglergasse straight ahead

Corner Kohlmarkt and Graben

Spar-Casse-Bank Building
Graben 21

Franziskanerplatz

The Church of the Franciscans
(1603, also "Church of St. Jerome")
Franziskanerplatz


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2 comments:

  1. Kaye Waller26 August, 2007

    Now I'm so homesick. Graben is one of my favorite places in the inner city. How many hours have I whiled away at a table, sipping beer and people-watching!

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  2. Merisi26 August, 2007

    Friday afternoon was a perfect time to do just that. I chose the "Immervoll" corner on Franziskanerplatz (reading about Beethoven and how he had to take refuge at "Zum Blumenstock" in Ballgasse around the corner when Napolean's troops attacked the Mönker Bastei where he lived then, at the Pasqualatti house).

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