Austria - Day #2

Day #2

We visited the Hundertwasser houses in the morning. The architect must have thought of himself being the austrian Gaudi. These flats are interesting concepts when scribbled on paper, but to build them in real life, it's insane. They are ugly, and as I've heard, it's inhabitants hate these flats. They are not comfortable at all. But it's a famous tourist spot, so I guess they won't demolish thee buildings for a while.

Then we went to the National History Museum (or something like that). It's a baroque style building, with rich ornaments on the inside. It had tons of ancient items from far away lands. We visited the ancient egyptian, greek, roman and mezopotanian artifacts mostly.

After this we took a walk in the city, visiting famous building, but I don't remember most of them. It was so rainy, and my legs hurt so bad I couldn't wait it to be over. Some pictures of the city, the last two pictures show the Saint Stephen cathedral.

At the end of the day we visited a crypt where they put the coffins of the members of the royal Habsburg family.