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When the day starts with sunshine and no pain, it can only be good. So, after a leisurely breakfast, we packed our things and decided to go for a short walk nearby.
The plan was to walk from Traiskirchen along the Schwechat River to Tribuswinkel Castle Park and back again. There were a lot of fallen trees
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The Lainzer Tiergarten is a publicly accessible nature reserve. It is located mostly in the west of Vienna, with a small portion in Lower Austria.
It is a zoo in the sense of a vast forested area with a rich wildlife population living freely within the garden. This protected area is also part of the Vienna
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To round off our weekend, we went through the Old Town once again.
We treated ourselves to another culinary treat today.
I'm also very happy about the fact that I'm getting a gem to live with me.
The public transport network in Warsaw is very well developed. It's easy to get everywhere, and a 72-hour ticket
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The Warsaw Zoological Garden opened in 1928. At the time, it was considered the largest zoo in Europe.
The 40-hectare facility now houses around 550 animal species with approximately 3,500 specimens. 600,000 people visit the zoo annually.
After the political changes in 1989, the park faced a financial
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Today we went to Nowy Świat again to refuel.
Nowy Świat is considered Warsaw's longest restaurant. Restaurants, bars, and cafés are lined up here.
After fortifying ourselves with golasy and pierogi, we headed towards the Old Town. I really enjoyed it. Unfortunately, it rained briefly throughout the afternoon
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The Palace of Culture and Science has 3,288 rooms. If you were to visit one room a day, it would take over nine years.
Warsaw has 40 cemeteries and 30 churches. There are more libraries in Warsaw than in London or Rome.
When the Rolling Stones performed, the band couldn't afford their fees. So the Stones
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The Roman Catholic Powązki Cemetery is located in Wola, a district of Warsaw's western district, and covers 43 hectares. The complex dates back to 1790.
It is the oldest and most famous Catholic cemetery in Warsaw; over a million people are buried here.
The cemetery is located approximately two kilometers
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Warsaw is the sprawling capital of Poland. The city's diverse architecture—from Gothic churches and neoclassical palaces to Soviet-era apartment blocks and modern skyscrapers—reflects its long, turbulent history.
Warsaw's Old Town was rebuilt after its destruction in World War II. At its center lies the
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The Johannesbach Gorge is a hidden gem in Austria and a paradise for nature lovers. Within the gorge, you can discover the region's unique flora and fauna.
The approximately one-kilometer-long path through the gorge leads along steep rock faces that rise up to 60 meters high. Over millennia, the Johannesbach
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