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Salzburg 2023

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My friend who had moved over to Munich Sept 2022 found out early 2023 that she would have to move back to the states. She was leaving the end of June so after we got back from Spain I went down to help her pack and clean and send her off. She always talked about how fun it would be living over here like she could just go to Salzburg for the day! Salzburg was a constant fun place she could go explore, but she never did. 

When I got there we talked through everything that needed to be done and when we would do it and we had some time so I suggested one last adventure - a day trip to Salzburg!


We set up and got there in time to walk and get some lunch at Organic Pizza Salzburg


And gelato

And then wander the town

The gardens at Mirabell Palace

















Walking back to downtown









It was so hot outside and we were overheating so I suggested we stop in one of the churches. I don't think she believed me that they would be nice and cool until we got in there! They are stone and do not retain heat at all. I remember once in winter we went to a concert or something in a church over here and it was so so cold I was an ice cube by the end! It was way colder than outside! But they are so nice on a hot day





It was a whirlwind tour, but a nice adventure!

 

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