We were looking at a European Holiday that is "The Rising of Christ"." Everything is going to be closed on Thursday.. So lets drive to Innsbruck Austria", Kurt says. OK, I'm In I say!!
You are in a constant state of awe driving on the Autostrada/Autobahn. These are in comparison to US freeways.They are toll roads. Depending on how long you drive on them. The most we have payed is 8 euros,which is about $11.61 US.That was all the way to Innsbruck Austria.About a 2 hour drive or so from where we are staying.
Austrians drive way slower and are very polite,unlike the Italian drivers who are on some kind of suicide mission and the "horn" is away to say..speed up or get out of my way! Move over and let them pass. NP.
We visted "Old Town" in Innsbruck, Austria. All shops were open and we did not have to worry about parking in the city.It was free and many spaces available.
Lunch was a yummy Bratwurst and fries,finished with eating the delish Gelato while saundering around the shops and admiring fountains and my favorite "window facades".
The experience of picking a piece of original art from a street artist capped off the afternoon.
Lunch in Innsbruck
The main square in "Old Town" Innsbruck.
Gelato in Innsbruck,Austria
Our Little piece of Art from Innsbruck.
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