Things "not to do| in Tourist spot

Dont show your big Ass!

Dont try to look cool!

Vienna in my Eyes

Vienna is known as the City of Music thus seeing lotta young musician showing off their skills on the street is normal.

LIL really want one of this scooters... Human are getting lazier, holiday also dun wanna walk!

This couple was dancing while waiting for green light at Zebra Crossing!

Behind the angry faced lady in red, is a Muslim lady. There are lotta Muslim and Indian in Vienna as well!

When you see this! You know summer is officially back!

A young musician looking for inspiration...

Young Musician being stepped on

Kids in Europe are lucky to be able to travel at such a young age.

Vienna the music centre of the world but definately not fashion.

I forgot what this activity is named where a bunch of strangers gather together to stop moving for 4 minutes at certain times and place.

How to breath?

This girl looks like Jennifer Garner...

Hot Mum...

Too Hot to be a mum!

Summer is too HARD to be handle!

High!! Hi!! High!! Hi!!

Guess! Guess what is this woman doing?

She was "Relaxing" beside "The Great" Austria State Opera House...

This is the 2nd time I seen something like this in Vienna...

I was wondering what happen to her, she seems like fainting but nobody give her a damn... so after some time I figured out that she is HIGH!

Her action was slow... slow... slow... and without purpose and after 15-20minutes she slowing pick herself up!

City Bikes Wien

Bicycles are a very popular form of transpiration especially with rocketing fuel prices and congestion problems; bike will get you from A to B quicker than anything else in the city. They have many advantages over cars. Environmentally friendly (no exhaust fumes, no noise) they are a good way of keeping fit as well. They require little space so traffic jams are never a problem. No need to look out for parking space either.

All this has made the City of Vienna decide to raise the share of bicycles in overall traffic to eight percent. A bicycle-friendly atmosphere is to help make bicycles an everyday means of transport. Bicycle path network was more than 1,050 kilometres long.

Bicycles are allowed on the underground from 9 am to 3 pm and after 6 pm on weekdays, and all day Saturday and Sunday. Half-price tickets at EUR 0.90 each are required for transportation.

There is also Bike for rent for tourist. Introduced in 2003 City Bikes Vienna, first hour is free but not the rest! There are 50 bike stations throughout the city, open 24 hours day, seven days a week.

Train Trip Vienna - Prague

Our initial choice is to search for flights from Dubai to Prague and the only one available is Czech Airlines. Although “Dubai – Prague” route is shown on its website but there are no flights available at all, so we decided to drop by Vienna then took the train to Prague. This trips don’t come cheap either, 120 Euro per person for a return trip just because we bought it during peak season! It was suppose to cost 40Euro during other season… money gone liaw!

Beside our LRT, this is my first train experience. Kekeke… but don’t worry next time when I am back to Sabah, I will take the local trains at least once.

The sceneries were beautiful…

It was the perfect escape from the desert.

We were at the right place, at the right time…

Spring! When sun flower blossomed and changed the landscape into yellow mellow fields.

I would say 120Euro… worth it!

Four hours of extraordinary journey, it was like travelling in fairy tales land