Reise nach Wien: day 19 (17 March)

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We had hoped to visit the Justizpalast but ended up going to Oberlaa.

Journey 1

  • I think we took tram D to the city centre, then limped to the Justizpalast.
  • It only takes 25 visitors per hour, and we would have to wait at least an hour to get in, so decided to go to the end of the end of the U1 to Oberlaa, just to see what’s there.

Journey 2

  • We walked to Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof so I could buy tobacco. (It turned out dry and yucky so I threw it away as soon as I’d replaced it the next day.)
  • tram D to Berggasse
  • eat at Plain
  • walk back to Roßauer Lände
‘In this house, during the period of the “annexation” of Austria by Nazi Germany, numerous Austrians were sentenced to death for their resistance against the Nazi regime and subsequently executed in the Vienna Regional Court.
Their struggle for a free and independent Austria remains unforgettable.’
Vienna Higher Regional Court
Vienna Public Prosecutor’s Office
Detention Department at the Vienna Higher Regional Court
Supreme Court
Office of the Attorney General
Regional Court for Civil Matters Vienna
After the last few photos, this goes without saying.
pan-European but I can’t support all of their policies
∏!!!!!
Android-powered toilet
A few U-Bahn stations sell phone-stuff.
street-name and bin-hub
These condominiums are as old as I am
tram departing (movie)
architecture near the Hauptbahnhof
looking around (movie)
view from the tram – with additional thumb (movie)
view from the tram – with additional thumb (movie)
looking around Stadtpark station (movie)
joke from BlueSky

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