
On Friday, at 11 AM, Nat and I caught a train from Brno to Vienna and then another train on to Graz, Austria. After work Miran drove up from Slovenia, picked us up at the train station and drove on to Innsbruck, where we spent the night.
On (Easter) Monday morning we made our way to Zürich where we met up with a couple of Nat's friends from New Zealand. Ray (she) and Kelly (he) both live in Zürich now and met us for coffee and a walk around the old town. We had to leave at noon because everyone had to work bright and early on Tuesday morning so we headed made our way to Schaan and Balzers in Liechtenstein. Then back to Innsbruck where we spent an hour in the mountains enjoying the view of the entire city.
Miran dropped Nat and I off at the train station in Salzburg. I really need to go back to Salzburg because the only thing I got to see is glimpse of a castle from the main train platform. Kind of a tease, right? However, I've been told that I should not be allowed in Salzburg until I've actually watched The Sound of Music. I know, I know...but I just haven't ever had the time to see the movie but I promise I will soon.
In the USA we equate driving to miles per gallon. With the metric system, here gas efficiency is measured in the number of liters per 100 km. I don't remember the exact amount but we ended up paying around €250 (~$300) for gasoline.
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