I always wish for a little bit of snow when we go to Europe for Christmas because it just adds to the magic of a European Christmas. We got the perfect amount of snow, which is a light dusting that covers everything as if you're in a snow globe, but you're able to still go outside and do things.
This is one of the larger Christmas markets outside of Vienna's city hall.
Rathaus (City Hall) from afar. Even the government buildings look nice!
Inside Schonbrunn Gardens, which is the former imperial summer residence because how could you only have one mansion if you're a true royal? You must have seasonal mansions, duh!
Inside a random park that we happened to come across. It's so pretty with the snow!
This made me laugh because you actually get a discount if you bring a dog on the metro in Vienna!
I love duck and pretty much get it everywhere I go in Europe. This entree came with chestnuts, pasta, and brussels sprouts.
Did I mention that I like duck?
Of course we had to try schnitzel, but fried meat isn't really my thing.
Now dessert is more of my thing! We had to try the apple strudel and Sacher torte in Vienna. The apple strudel had nice tart pieces of apple in it, and the torte was really just chocolate cake. Both were okay, but I didn't finish them, which should tell you something.
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