I live with my husband and a cute little dog in Vienna, Austria.
I'd love to show you around!
Last Sunday we spent the afternoon on the outskirts of our city.
From Kahlenberg you have a beautiful view over the vineyards.
I'd love to show you around!
Last Sunday we spent the afternoon on the outskirts of our city.
From Kahlenberg you have a beautiful view over the vineyards.
Over there you can see Leopoldsberg,the second hill situated in the West of Vienna.
We spent the afternoon between the vineyards enjoying the autumn sun and the peaceful atmosphere.
Then we walked down the hills towards the city.
Please enlarge the above picture, it is my favourite!
Here in Kahlenbergerdorf, we reached the banks of the river Danube.What you see on the other side of the river is still the city of Vienna.
It has nearly 2 million inhabitants!
That's big for an Austrian city!
What a beautiful autumn day! The wine leaves had already turned yellow and red!
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Beautiful post for "My World" day.
ReplyDeleteI liked the last photo with the river enlarged.
Oh no, the third picture is my favourite. I love the little hamlets and churches. When Clare and I travelled around the alps in 1995 she repremanded me constantly for saying "Oh how quaint" every corner looked like a post card. And I'm loving travelling in your world! Cute dawg too!
ReplyDeleteNice photos always...
ReplyDeleteLe kaîlédoscope est bien fait...
Pretty post for Your contry...
The view of Vienna from the hill is absolutely glorious!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics of a beautiful area and city. Thanks for sharing. MB
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful places you shared with us today! Your photos are all beautiful ~ I couldn't choose a favourite!
ReplyDelete"Louis" is happy you shared your beautiful autumn day with us!
ReplyDeleteHello Maria,
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed with your photoes.They are all very beautiful and Vienna looks really like the place to be !
Das wunderschöne Wien mit der Umgebung ist immer wieder eine Reise wert, das weiss ich von meinen Reisen. Ich kann gar nicht aufhören deine Bilder zu bewundern, sie gefallen mir sehr gut
ReplyDeletegreat great views...
ReplyDeleteYour favorite is maybe mine, too. But I also love the red and yellow wine leaves. My parents went to Austria a few times when I was younger (without me!), and they commented how the grapevines were always called "wine."
ReplyDeleteYour world is beautiful!
You make me want to visit Austria, Maria! The countryside looks as intriguing as the city of Vienna. ;-)
ReplyDeleteZwei Millionen ist 'en grosse Stadt überall! :)
ReplyDeleteShr guter MyWorld Beitrag!
Bravo!
Cheers, Klaus
I love your Vienna! I haven't visited for over twenty years but now I think I need to go back! Thank you for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteLovely tour here. I enjoyed it a lot. See you next week.
ReplyDeleteGreat World. Beautiful vineyards.
ReplyDeletewell your city scape is pretty but the church is my favorite what a lovely lovely area
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scenery. I have never been to Vienna, but in 1999 me and some friends went to Schladming and Ramsau for the Nordic World Ski Championships.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit your home town :-)
I enjoyed walking with you in your world. My autumn walk was in a very different sort of country. But it's fun seeing so many of those new worlds.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the photo of Kahlenbergerdorf! It is calling to me!
ReplyDeleteAustria is such a beautiful place, we've had 2 hollidays there - at a place called Waidring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful world you have. I went hiking with you over on your other blog. I too love the Alps and wandering in vineyards.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you.
Thanks for the visit and the comment. One day I'll get to visi Vienna.
ReplyDeleteHave you read the blog by Merisi, called Merisi's Vienna For Beginners?
Her work is wonderful ....
Austria is really a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Regina In Pictures
Maria: Austria is certainly a beautiful country. I did enjoy the photo when I looked at the enlarged view of Vienna. Thanks for sharing your country.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this post so much. What a beautiful part of the world you live in. Carver's Photoblog
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos...I enjoyed everyone of them. And I love that collage at the end...so colorful and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have! Thank you for visiting Wingsnthings and leading me back here.
ReplyDeleteVienna looks like a beautiful place! I'm looking forward to see more:)
ReplyDeleteYour dog is so cute:)
hello, wish you have a nice day!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful view of Vienna. I like your favorite picture a lot, and am glad you identified the Danube for me.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful views of Vienna and the Danube! You live in a very beautiful place, and I thank you so much for the tour.
ReplyDeleteI have always heard Vienna is stunning and your post just confirms it
ReplyDeleteeThank you for the wonderful tour. This 2nd week of meme really makes us appreciate the many places that we don't usually see or ever had a chance to visit like the one you showed me in this post. Hope you get to have time to check my world too. Another great job and more to come in the coming weeks.
ReplyDeleteMaria, the views from Kahlenberg are lovely and your colourful vine leaf collage an autumn dream. Vinyards in late autumn are a delight and I'm sure you enjoyed your lovely walk.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about all that cooking, chocolate is a great diet, it is full of endorfins, endorfins make you happy and happy people don't shoot their husbands!
xx Arija mit schoenen Gruessen unbekannterweise an den Herrn Gemahl.
Gorgeous countryside. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA great walk to show your beautiful city from above. The wineyards look beautiful in their autumn colours.
ReplyDeleteWonderful landscapes ! and nice to meet you ! we are not a lot of Europeans here in Blogworld, lol !
ReplyDeleteHi maria!
ReplyDeleteyeah, it' so beautiful!!
Wine must be incredible made from grapes there!
Do you drink a lot?
I heard western people can drink much more than Japanese.
when I drink, my face turn red.
I don't like the thing!
Amazing views, you can nearly breathe in the fresh air, mmmm!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and beautiful photo's.
ReplyDeleteAustria is a beautiful place. I spent some time near Hard and Golling in the early 90's.
Take care
Maria, this is a wonderful post! I wish I could travel those beautiful hills and see the vineyards and the far views of the city and the river Danube. It is so lovely there! You have shared such a great part of living there with us today, and I enjoyed it so much! I particularly loved the photograph with the fence on the left and the church steeple in view!
ReplyDeleteThank you too, dear friend for your sweet comments on my last post. I always love reading a comment from you! You say the nicest things! Take care--
Your Blogger Friend,
Marie
exquisite sites :D
ReplyDeleteI really like those pictures of wine yard - so many gorgeous autumn colors. Bye and greetings from Croatia
ReplyDeleteHi Maria :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post!
The first photo is charming. There appears to be a castle or a fort on top of the little hill. Marvellour view!
The third photo with the backdrop of the city is breath taking and mesmerising. The grapes must be very delicious.
The colourful wine leaves look enchanting.
I thouroughly enjoyed your photo selection and the wonderful trip.
Have a great day :)
What a gorgeous world you have and beautiful pics of it:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Maria! Autumn is good to take photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week
Beautiful. Vienna is very beautiful. I like the view of the city from the hills.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a lovely part of your world.
Your world is beautiful, bright and full of love for nature and people. It seems to me that you give and recieve a lot of them!!!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to visit Vienna, such a historic European city. What surprised me from your post was how closely surrounded by beautiful green countryside it is. Thank you for this wonderful post.
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