we really enjoy partying on the streets of Vienna, together with thousands of other people.
what I don't like is the crackers going boom in my ears - I get scared. hubby has no related issues though :). below you can see the crackers-zone next to Stephansdom/Haashaus. just stay back and enjoy the boom. oh, and watch your camera!
Happy New Year! let the champaingne flow! or the prosecco...
at 2 AM nevertheless the party is over, the lights are off, and the cleaning services will come in force, so one hour later Vienna is clean as a water lily.
and what do you guess, it started snowing like in a fairy tale right when the party stopped...
Happy New Year! let the champaingne flow! or the prosecco...
at 2 AM nevertheless the party is over, the lights are off, and the cleaning services will come in force, so one hour later Vienna is clean as a water lily.
and what do you guess, it started snowing like in a fairy tale right when the party stopped...
Now that's what I would call a great time and an enormous party!!!
ReplyDeletegreat party, great photo tour of the streets.
ReplyDeleteWow - that looks like one Big party!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year...a few days late!
That looks like one huge party aand how exciting to have it end with the snow falling.
ReplyDeleteI want to wish you the most wonderful New Year ever. Thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comments. Looking forward to more post in 2008.
wonderful post ! a lot of things to cover . great shots . it's amazing that the cleaning is done so fast .
ReplyDeletebtw , my friends spent christmas in vienna and i was supposed to go with them but finally i had to stay here with my family .
i'm glad you had a good time
:-) Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful The snow in the end is the perfect finale. Just enchanting. I can hear the crackers even days later and as far away as Connecticut.
ReplyDeleteNice photo. Everyone having lots of fun in the streets. And the snow in the end really make it all a wonderful experience. Wish I was there. :)
ReplyDeleteQuite festive. It's nice to know how other countries celebrate a new year. Snow falling at the end helps disburse the crowds.
ReplyDelete:) It was the same fairy tale like day here in Budapest too with snow coming down for two entire days the 31st and 1st. Glad you've had a great time.
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