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Vienna, Austria

In Vienna, the capital of Austria, breathe smell fine arts and cafes. Reminiscent of a glorious past is evident in the majestic buildings of downtown. First things first, so first of all I drank a cup of coffee with a tasty apple strudel , and after that I went to visit the city.

Leaving the subway, the first thing you see is the impressive Catedral de San Esteban (Stephansdom ). The current building, a symbol of Vienna, is located where there was an old church dating 1147. Often the great cathedrals of Europe are the result of ongoing renovations and expansions that could take centuries. Its original Romanesque style was replaced by the Gothic in the fourteenth century, and the impressive South Tower was completed in 1433.

The second largest church in Vienna is the Church of San Carlos Borromeo (Karlskirche ). Emperor Charles VI ordered the construction a year after the bubonic plague that struck in Vienna in 1713, devoting himself to his patron saint Charles Borromeo. Baroque style, it features a façade of a Greek temple. At the sides rise two columns with bas-reliefs show episodes from the life of the saint said, with a design clearly inspired by the model of Trajan's Column.

As rabid fan of Gustav Klimt, I could not stop going to the famous Ausstellungsgebäude der Wiener Secession, built between 1897 and 1898. Secession was a movement of modern artists, gathered to explore new styles beyond the limits of what traditional schools teach. We talked about a time when Vienna was the epicenter of the avant-garde art, music and psychoanalysis. At that time, the building was strongly criticized for its relatively dissonant lines, when compared with the surrounding architecture. Inside the museum, you can see the Beethoven Frieze ( Beethovenfries, appreciable http://www.secession.at/beethovenfries/ ), the former first president of the Secession, Klimt himself. Consequently, today make exhibitions of modern art, constantly renewing.

Under the golden dome reads: "Each time, his art. In every art, its freedom." March 2007.

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Traveling through Europe

I arrived from Prague on March 19 in the morning. Ended my 3 week trip through the Old World. It was something I had waited a long time. The nuances and projects this small initial passage was changing on the fly, generating new ways and different sites of which one had thought to visit.

One of the first things was the confrontation with the same system that want to implement urban transport in Santiago, Chile, and which has been operating for many years in Europe, both in large cities and in small. Buses, trains and trams (I love them) work coordinated transfers are made and are not problems at peak times.

The Mohyla Míru , or Monument of Peace, erected in commemoration of the Battle of Austerlitz (1805), fought near the present village of Prace , Sokolnice and others, just minutes from the city of Brno in South Moravia.

Most of the time spent in the Czech Republic. This country is simple, generous and charming. Every small town seems preserved with a unique love for his people. Living in the countryside or in rural villages, there is not synonymous with isolation, poverty or less, as might be elsewhere. Far away, in the picture is Mikulov, a town on the border with Austria.

Here I am in Valtice , the main city of wine (Czech: Hlavní město vina) in South Moravia. The wine of this region is fresh, soft, very nice. These are the villages that I love. It looks like a story.

I stayed three days and two nights in Prague. I walked so much, both in the city. Praha is full of mysterious streets and smells of history everywhere. In the Old Town (Staré Město ) ancient buildings stand, when Prague was the center of the Holy Roman Empire. At bottom, we see the imposing Catedral de San Vito, a symbol local.

required Here is the picture in the oldest known bridge in Prague, Charles Bridge ( Karlův Most ). It was built by Emperor Charles IV in 1357. It is quite long, with more than 500 meters long, and there are 30 statues of saints placed on its pillars. Although the picture was moved, has the grace that took me a couple of Chileans who I met while crossing there.

dramatic change of scenery. Italy is a country with abundant good taste. I got a very warm climate for winter, with sunny days that forced enjoy good ice cream that the country offers. The trip included cities such as Milan, Rome, Florence, Verona and Venice, among others. What is seen in the background is the Vatican City in Rome.

Again, however, are small towns that attracted by his charm more than big cities. In Lombardy, northern Italy, some lakes that are home to beautiful villages on its banks. Lecco is an example of where I would live happy.

Bicycling in Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet. Arriving at the terminal, one can borrow a bike without paying anything, just leaving their identification. Everyone cycling in Italy, and of course, a clever way of promoting tourism, this was the choice.

New change of venue. Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia. Its old town is amazing, with cobbled streets, all those red roofs and the imposing castle on the top.

In the center of cities like Bratislava, instead of destroying the traditional buildings, repair and recondition the walls inside the premises, so as not to lose architectural heritage.

I think it's enough photos for today. And I will upload more pictures of my escapades.

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