Schönbrunn was the Habsburg dynasty's summer castle and it means ''beautiful spring'' (as in well). The castle is in the front of the lot and behind it there's an absolutely humongous garden, a huge fountain behind which is a hill. On top of that hill there's a viewpoint called Galoriette. From Gloriette you can basically see the entire city and the lot is so big that the actual castle looks tiny from the top of the hill. In front of the viewpoint there's a little lake (or pond, I guess) and behind it is a huge pool. They really knew how to live.




















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During our free time after visiting a few places with out guide, my friend and I decided to go see some more art at Albertina Museum, and boy was that a good idea! Let's just say there was a lot of paintings from the impressionism era and a lot of Monet (as you've learnt yesterday, he's one of my faves). There were also a lot of Picasso's paintings and let me just say that those colours are absolutely insane! I loved them. We also walked around the city center a bit and I managed to snap some nice looking buildings.

























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If you find youself in Vienna and you're interested in minerals, rocks, dinosaurs, stuffed animals and similar things, you should definitely visit this museum. The building is absolutely gorgeous inside and out - the architecture is incredible. It's right opposite the Art History Museum and these two buildings are identical and therefore they're called twins. We didn't get the chance to visit that one, but here are some photos from the Natural History Museum.















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