Monday 19 October 2009

Where To Go On A Rainy Day In Vienna


Kleines Café
Small, but big enough
to star in a movie!
Franziskanerplatz 3!

The Colour of Chocolate
Indulge all your senses!
Schoko Lade Werkstatt
Ballgasse 4

Leporello Books
Independent Bookstore
Branching out at the former
"Seitenweise" Books
Singerstrasse 7

Visiting Edvard Munch
Leopold Museum
MuseumsQuartier

Sitting Pretty
Entry Hall
Egon Schiele Poster
Leopold Museum


10 comments:

  1. Who would mind the rain with such possibilities!

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  2. The "chocolate" doors are amazing. I think I want to go in there right now.
    Its raining here today too. So, what am I doing? Fiddling on this computer when I should be doing something exciting like laundry...
    There aren't any romantic building around my city that would benefit from my camera on this drippy day.

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  3. It was the book store that drew me in
    Sandi

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  4. Franziskanerplatz is, of course, my favourite place on the planet... what a lovely shot of the Kleines Café.

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  5. The fronts of these buildings all look like candies.

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  6. OhMyGosh!

    Do you really have to tempt me so much!!!!!

    I'm in Oslo. When is the next plane leaving for Wien?????

    Can you make up a bed for me? And order some cappuccino, Austrian style with whiped cream......

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  7. I'd go to Leporello and then to Schoko Lade. The day started rainy here too, but then the sun came out. Do you know that a type of book binding is called "Leporello"?

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  8. Merisi, these are all interesting (for one reason or another) places to go on a rainy day in Vienna. Your pictures are, as always, very fine. It's good to know from your comment that last week it snowed in Vienna: here in Turin not yet, only on the nearby mountains at about 1500m.
    Have a beautiful evening! :-)

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  9. Something to keep me busy all day.

    Paz

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  10. I love so much this kind of café

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