Blue ChairsRistorante La Pasteria
Servitengasse
9th District
Ristorante La PasteriaServitengasse
9th District
Servitenkirche(1677)
Rossau Parrish
Servitengasse 9
9th District
Tabak TraficWhere to get
more than your daily paper
in Vienna.
Servitengasse
9th District
Flower ShopServitengasse
9th District
Blue Stools and Marble TableWähringer Strasse
9th District
Vespa AzzurraMarco d'Aviano Gasse
Blue BicycleKärntner Strasse
Blue JeansTea Viennese Style:
With a Little Mozart and a large Dog
Heissenberger Tea- and Coffee-Bar
Am Kohlmarkt
Fruit and VegetablesNeuer Markt
Photographed during a walk
from the Strudlhofstiege
in the Alsergrund (9th District),
to the Hofburg in the
Inner City (1st district).
Friday, October 5, 2007
Links:
For more walks with Merisi,
click here, please!
Images of the Strudlhof Steps
can be found here.
For more information
about the Servitenkirche,
click here.
I love that bistro furniture: that polished aluminium look.
ReplyDeleteLondon used to have lots of it but for some reason many cafes and restaurants decided to go traditional - and make you sit on uncomfortable wooden dining chairs instead.
I'll photograph some next time I'm passing.
PS: what is the lovely tree in the final pic?
ReplyDeleteI like the blue theme, but my attention was drawn to the clothing - light jackets, with pants, and cute boots. How I miss weather that calls for jeans, boots, and a well cut jacket! I torture myself everytime I visit your blog :)
ReplyDeletea beautiful blue journey!
ReplyDeletecongratulations...britt-arnhild is right...your blog is fabulous!!
Blues.....blues.....BLUES.....You klnow how much I love them :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking me on this wonderful walk.
Hey Merisi - you're blog of the week over at Britt-Arnhilds!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!
And no wonder!
I LOVE these colour themed posts you do!
Love the blue sky and those weird looking alien fruit in the last shot!
No Merisi - not the kaki.
ReplyDeleteThe other photo - those big white globe-like fruit!
M- you have been busy, you must have been up nearly all night uploading these photos for us... I hope you have a fast computer/internet connection..? ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful visual feast, such a colourful delight to the eyes. I shall have to come back again and again to appreciate the detail and subtlety in these photos.
Worth the (little) wait. Hope your guests appreciated their meal. :-)
Britt-Arnhilds - off to find out about this... Congratulations, you deserve it!
Sally Crawford from London:
ReplyDeleteThose chairs are very comfortable, that's true. I am looking forward to your London take! :-)
The tree on top of the Strudlhof Steps could be a Robinia pseudoacacia.
This is such a cheerful post. Those bright blues certainly brighten up the landscape.
ReplyDeleteHmmm....Looks a lot like FRENCH Ultramarine bleu here to me...
ReplyDeleteHum...hum...
Very pretty even so :)
Good morning everyone,
ReplyDeleteplease pardon my late responses.
I will try my best to come back to you tonight.
It is Monday morning, 11 am, and I am already stressed and stretched as if it were Friday and I hadn't accomplished anything all week (on top of it all, trying to get some service for my non-working dishwasher *help*).
You all have a great week.
I now go and slay a couple of those dragons *jumps on horse and yippie!*
Go for it Merisi!
ReplyDelete:))
I love that balcony over the Blumen Flower Shop sign.
ReplyDeleteI "have a thing" for balconies. :-) I try to keep finding them, in my city blog.
Mari-Nanci