One Day in Gray City of Mozart, Salzburg

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Having assessed all the advantages of the Bad Hofgastein ski resort, yet we decided to fulfil our trip to Austria with a portion of historicism. The nearest and the most wanted candidate to be seen over was Salzburg – a city that gave Mozart to our world.

Old town of Salzburg, Austria.

In this country the roads are perfect even in winter. In a way to the most musical city of Austria we noticed a massive castle at one of the mountain tops. Hmm, looks like the schedule for today is tightening, we ought to visit it on our way back!

Burg Hohenwerfen, Austira.

Burg Hohenwerfen

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Heinrich Schliemann and His Mycenae

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The Mask of Agamemnon, the king of Mycenae.

The Mask of Agamemnon, the king of Mycenae.

You may not be delighted with the methods of Heinrich Schliemann, just like the true archeologists are, but you could not but take off hat to such a strong belief in oneself and own knowledge.

The Greeks forgot where Troy is.
The Greeks forgot where Delphi is.
The Greeks forgot where Mycenae is.

Schliemann discovered and showed them their own history.

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Neuschwanstein Castle – Decoration for Life

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When I was preparing to visit Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles in Bavaria, I have found in one of the blogs a resuming impression about the first one as a monument to solitude. And I was like: “What a nice title for the future blogpost”. It is commonly known that a proper title is already half of the battle, and I only had to go to Bavaria, take some pictures of the castles and develop this idea.

However when I parked at the parking place number two in the village Schwangau, located at the footing of Neuschwanstein, and went out of the car I immediately realized that my own impression on the most beautiful castle in the world would be completely different.

Neuschwanstein castle, Bavaria.

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