Archive for August 3rd, 2011
We arrived at Ljubljana at night and had a bit of a roundabout taxi ride to get to our hostel, Hostel Print. Â However, this awesome hostel refunds the cost of the taxi ride, so it was no problem. Â And it is a really good hostel. Â Curtained off beds, your own power socket, your own reading lamp, awesome kitchen. Â It’s a little walk into town, but as we found out the next day it is a pleasant walk and a very pleasant town. Â We saw the castle, walked along the river, had an apple at the farmer’s market, and some really good pizza near the hostel. Â Beautiful, relaxing first day in town!
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We didn’t know much of anything about Slovenia until we arrived there, but it is an absolutely wonderful place to visit. Â Not too expensive, incredibly beautiful, lots of people speak English so it’s easy to get around. Â Just wait until you see the countryside which is coming up!!!
We decided to break up our train journey from Prague to Slovenia with a stop in Vienna. Â Now this is a city that you hear a lot about, so we thought we shouldn’t miss it. Â With the way the trains were scheduled we had just about a four hour stop. Â We did our usual routine of finding a map and heading for the sights. Â Fortunately, our Eurail pass was valid on the city train, so we were able to easily get into town from the train station. Â As usual, click any of these pictures to see the gallery.
The weather was miserable. Â Cold, windy, and little drops of rain now and then. Â Even the carriage horses needed coats.

