Alright. so I went to Michaelekirche(Church) today and many more places around that area. I went into this church at the town square. The exterior was nothing much but the interior was beautiful. As usual. So it gets abit boring. What am I talking about??!! So anyway, I took a few pics and videos and stuff.. cool cool. I got out and walked into palace grounds. I didn't even know that. Well! It didn't say "PALACE"! anyway, I walked right in and there was a beautiful beautiful big garden of roses and space and a fountain that represents power and life(sth like that, I read). Then I went into this cafe in the middle of it all and had lunch; Spaghetti and a hot choco. I didn't speak a word of English to the waitress and I'm so proud of myself. ha ha. I asked for directions and the bill in German. Just practicing. Anyway, I asked her where MichaeleKirche was and the only thing I understood was her hand pointing at a certain direction. Today, i had the worst spaghetti of my life but spoke my best German. After lunch, I went further down, away from michaelekirche because this big super grand building captured my attention. I could only see the top of it. i started walking towards it.

There in front of me was the biggest wowest looking structure. It was old and brown and big and tall. In contrast, right in front of it, was a funfair. hahaha. that was weird. How smart of em to use this building to attract peeps. It was very disappointing because the place was locked up. I could only take pictures of the exterior. Too bad.. I bet the inside is suuuuuper nice.

I got out and walked towards Michaelekirche. Before that, I had to ask this man who was waiting for someone to ride the carriage. He pointed towards the direction I came from at the beginning and said I should get outta palace and turn to my half right. Hmmmm... it sounds like where I came from. When I went outta the palace, there it was.... the church I went into at the beginning. That was Michaelekirche. I found the tinyyyy name at the side of the church... Michaelekirche, not so grand afterall... oh wells... I expected way too much I guess. Anyways, I continued walking on the small street. I passed loads of high-end shops... Chanel, Louis vuitton, Escada.... and Tiffanys and co. I took pics... bla bla... I ended up at Stephanplatz. They are soooo connected to each other! I went to the same churches again. Took more pics and then I went to Rathaus. Nothing much. Not that I know of anyway. I smelt a rose at Rathaus and the smell immediately reminded me of the time I smelt a rose in Europe. the roses smelt like rose syrup. Hey girls... THIS smell is totally different from the smell of the roses u received from your boyfriends. They probably got some odour from your bf. I walked and i walked and boy before I knew it, I was at MuseumsQuartier. Alright... nothing much happened. I went back then. I'm going to the Kunsthistoric museum tmr. I read so much about it on posters and stuff. I realised the first place I wanted to go to was Kunsthistoric museum but had no chance because they are closed on Monday. What a coincidence. So I went to Vienna's Natural History Museum instead. yeargh....

Oh yeah.. remember I wrote that the "new" buildings here are about 40 to 50 years old?? I glanced at the bread I just bought from the supermarkt. it says "neu!" which means "new!" For a moment, I wondered if the bread is THAT OLD! im kidding. :P

Alright. I'm gonna pose some pics now. ciao