Burggarten Palmenhaus
Behind the Burggarten palm house,
an angel on the ballustrade of Albertina Palace,
beyond, the spire of St. Augustine's church
A waiter behind glass
Café-Restaurant Palmenhaus
A door handle
of the emperor's conservatory
of what was once part of the old city wall,
between Burggarten and Albertina Palace
© by Merisi
Palmenhaus Green would be a very lovely colour for a bedroom or even a kitchen or.. a garden shed.
ReplyDeleteI do love the green in your world, Merisi! Delightful, wonderful captures as always! Hope you have a lovely weekend! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the greens of Europe! And your greens are taking me back!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving your wonderful comment!
I am green with envy. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, please, tempt Spring with all this greenery, because she seems reluctant this year.
ReplyDeleteGreat details of your beautiful city!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from South-Tyrol, Karl
I love this set.
ReplyDeleteMerisi, at this time of the year, I guess that many of us have got green anticipation rolling round our heads.
ReplyDeleteI so love all the shades of green that botany provides, and yet have a difficult time, in my artistic attempts via paint, colored pencils, or whatever else, to adopt green into my favored colorways. I wonder why that is so? Perhaps I just bow to nature's wise power?
Meanwhile, let me tell you how beautiful this post's photos are, and how they made me consider green in a new way.
xo
Beautiful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
Beautiful
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It's nice to see the colour of green all around Vienna, thank you for showing us this beauty.
ReplyDeleteSarah x