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FEATURE (Category: Europe | Austria | summer | autumn | water | rivers | scenic drives | outdoor | cycling)
Austria: Along the Danube
Austria: Along the Danube
Once Sissy steamed down the Danube, on the way to becoming queen of Austria. From her birthplace Bavaria all the way to Vienna people along the river cheered. Now it's tourists who go downstream. Most of them not by boat, not even by car. Along the Danube the bicycle is favourite.
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'Art nouveau St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava.'
The tower of the St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava, nicknamed the "blue church", shows an original interpretation of art nouvau. It was built 1909 - 1913. Photo Paul Smit.
'Art nouveau St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava.'
The tower of the St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava, nicknamed the "blue church", shows an original interpretation of art nouvau. It was built 1909 - 1913. Photo Paul Smit.
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'Art nouveau St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava.'
The tower of the St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava, nicknamed the "blue church", shows an original interpretation of art nouvau. It was built 1909 - 1913. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/138806294_TdaUc-M.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [SLOVAKIA.WEST 03560]
'Art nouveau St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava.'
The tower of the St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava, nicknamed the \"blue church\", shows an original interpretation of art nouvau. It was built 1909 - 1913. Photo Paul Smit.")
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'Art nouveau St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava.'
The tower of the St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava, nicknamed the "blue church", shows an original interpretation of art nouvau. It was built 1909 - 1913. Photo Paul Smit.
'Art nouveau St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava.'
The tower of the St. Elisabeth church in Bratislava, nicknamed the "blue church", shows an original interpretation of art nouvau. It was built 1909 - 1913. Photo Paul Smit.
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