
Ristorante La Pasteria
Servitengasse
9th District

Servitengasse
9th District

(1677)
Rossau Parrish
Servitengasse 9
9th District

Where to get
more than your daily paper
in Vienna.
Servitengasse
9th District

Servitengasse
9th District

Währinger Strasse
9th District

Marco d'Aviano Gasse

Kärntner Strasse

Tea Viennese Style:
With a Little Mozart and a large Dog
Heissenberger Tea- and Coffee-Bar
Am Kohlmarkt

Neuer Markt
Photographed during a walk
from the Strudlhofstiege
in the Alsergrund (9th District),
to the Hofburg in the
Inner City (1st district).
Friday, October 5, 2007
Links:
For more walks with Merisi,
click here, please!
Images of the Strudlhof Steps
can be found here.
For more information
about the Servitenkirche,
click here.

I love that bistro furniture: that polished aluminium look.
ReplyDeleteLondon used to have lots of it but for some reason many cafes and restaurants decided to go traditional - and make you sit on uncomfortable wooden dining chairs instead.
I'll photograph some next time I'm passing.
PS: what is the lovely tree in the final pic?
ReplyDeleteI like the blue theme, but my attention was drawn to the clothing - light jackets, with pants, and cute boots. How I miss weather that calls for jeans, boots, and a well cut jacket! I torture myself everytime I visit your blog :)
ReplyDeletea beautiful blue journey!
ReplyDeletecongratulations...britt-arnhild is right...your blog is fabulous!!
Blues.....blues.....BLUES.....You klnow how much I love them :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking me on this wonderful walk.
Hey Merisi - you're blog of the week over at Britt-Arnhilds!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!
And no wonder!
I LOVE these colour themed posts you do!
Love the blue sky and those weird looking alien fruit in the last shot!
No Merisi - not the kaki.
ReplyDeleteThe other photo - those big white globe-like fruit!
M- you have been busy, you must have been up nearly all night uploading these photos for us... I hope you have a fast computer/internet connection..? ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful visual feast, such a colourful delight to the eyes. I shall have to come back again and again to appreciate the detail and subtlety in these photos.
Worth the (little) wait. Hope your guests appreciated their meal. :-)
Britt-Arnhilds - off to find out about this... Congratulations, you deserve it!
Sally Crawford from London:
ReplyDeleteThose chairs are very comfortable, that's true. I am looking forward to your London take! :-)
The tree on top of the Strudlhof Steps could be a Robinia pseudoacacia.
This is such a cheerful post. Those bright blues certainly brighten up the landscape.
ReplyDeleteHmmm....Looks a lot like FRENCH Ultramarine bleu here to me...
ReplyDeleteHum...hum...
Very pretty even so :)
Good morning everyone,
ReplyDeleteplease pardon my late responses.
I will try my best to come back to you tonight.
It is Monday morning, 11 am, and I am already stressed and stretched as if it were Friday and I hadn't accomplished anything all week (on top of it all, trying to get some service for my non-working dishwasher *help*).
You all have a great week.
I now go and slay a couple of those dragons *jumps on horse and yippie!*
Go for it Merisi!
ReplyDelete:))
I love that balcony over the Blumen Flower Shop sign.
ReplyDeleteI "have a thing" for balconies. :-) I try to keep finding them, in my city blog.
Mari-Nanci