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Our Rick Steves tour group in front of Stephansdom (St Stephen's Cathedral), Vienna
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Anne and the rest of the group heading down into the Vienna metro
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Metro station, Vienna
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Majolica House (1898)
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Light and sculpture
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007's barber, I assume...
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The Third Man Museum
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Gerhard explains how his hobby grew to become an entire museum
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Incredible collection!
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Our group getting ready to see a clip from The Third Man
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Projectionist geekery
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The projector head
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The actual zither used to record The Third Man's famous theme song.
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Me, trying to make Orson see reason.
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An extraordinary moment during our tour
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Vienna residence
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Anne shopping for souvenirs at the Naschmarkt
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Naschmarkt mural
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The Vienna Naschmarkt
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"Choc Me, Amadeus"
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Another view of the Naschmarkt
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Brunch, anyone?
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The Secession Building
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Monument to the poet and writer Friedrich Schiller
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Lori and the boys
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In the entryway of the Kunsthistorisches Musuem
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“Theseus Defeats the Centaur” (1805-19) by Antonio Canova
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Gerhard, a trained art historian, was our guide through the Kunsthistorisches as well
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"Apotheosis of the Renaissance" (1888) by Mihály von Munkácsy
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The cafe inside the Kunsthistorisches
