August 2003
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 Small Image | Large Image This is where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived in Salzburg from 1773 to 1780. |
Beautiful signs for shops along the Getreidegasse in the Salzburger Altstadt |
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 Small Image | Large Image St. Blasiuskirche |
 Small Image | Large Image You have heard of a car wash? Well, this is the entrance to the Pferdeschwemme (horse pond). |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn in front of the Pferdeschwemme |
 Small Image | Large Image Kollegienkirche |
 Small Image | Large Image Neptune fountain with the Kollegienkirche in the background |
 Small Image | Large Image The Salzburger Dom is hailed by some as the "most perfect" Renaissance building in the Germanic countries. |
 Small Image | Large Image Schloss Mirabell (behind Shawn) was originally a luxurious private residence! |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn in front of the gardens of Schloss Mirabell... |
 Small Image | Large Image ...with the Festung Hohensalzburg in the background |
 Small Image | Large Image And now... |
 Small Image | Large Image ...it is Dre's turn! |
 Small Image | Large Image Remarkable rose gardens at Schloss Mirabell |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn and a fabulous fountain |
 Small Image | Large Image St. Peter's Abbey and the Festung Hohensalzburg |
 Small Image | Large Image Festung Hohensalzburg up close! |
 Small Image | Large Image Lock, stock and two smoking barrels! |
 Small Image | Large Image Pretty church at the Festung Hohensalzburg |
 Small Image | Large Image There is no evidence that anyone was ever tortured at the Festung Hohensalzburg. |
 Small Image | Large Image They are going to have to stretch Dre's neck a little more to get her head up there. |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn with the beautiful view of the surrounding area from atop the Festung Hohensalzburg. |
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 Small Image | Large Image Beautiful Baroque Salzburg as seen from the Festung Hohensalzburg |
 Small Image | Large Image The Salzach River divides Salzburg. |
 Small Image | Large Image The view from atop the Festung Hohensalzburg is incredible. |
 Small Image | Large Image The Alps surround Salzburg, the fourth largest city in Austria. |
 Small Image | Large Image Salzburg is actually named for its salt resources. |
 Small Image | Large Image Gorgeous mountains decorate the sky around the city. |
 Small Image | Large Image Stitched photo from atop Festung Hohensalzburg |
 Small Image | Large Image Another stitched photo from atop Festung Hohensalzburg |
 Small Image | Large Image What is behind door number one? ... |
 Small Image | Large Image ... The royal toilet! |
 Small Image | Large Image Intricate ceramic oven |
 Small Image | Large Image We are the Knights, who say 'Nee'! |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre donated her old chastity belt to the museum exhibit. |
 Small Image | Large Image Oh, the days of swine and roses! |
 Small Image | Large Image Do you think I need rhinoplasty? |
 Small Image | Large Image This is how they got the beer up to the fortress. |
 Small Image | Large Image Tourists extraordinaire! |
 Small Image | Large Image Salzburg's own fine brew, Stiegl |
 Small Image | Large Image Beer, potatoes, Sauerkraut and Bratwurst! Yummy! |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn and Dre relax with a beer in the shade of the chestnut trees at the Stiegl beer garden. |
 Small Image | Large Image Stiftskirche St. Peter and Petersfriedhof (St. Peter's Cemetery). Mozart's sister, Nannerl, was buried here along with many Salzburger aristocrats. |
 Small Image | Large Image View of Festung Hohensalzburg from the Petersfriedhof. Look at the catacombs carved into the Moenchsberg on the right. |
 Small Image | Large Image Stift St. Peter (St. Peter's Abbey), the oldest abbey in the German-speaking world |
 Small Image | Large Image Stiftskirche St. Peter as seen from the catacombs |
 Small Image | Large Image Stiftskirche St. Peter |
 Small Image | Large Image View from the Petersfriedhof of the Festung Hohensalzburg atop the Moenchsberg |
 Small Image | Large Image Skeletan statue from the mid-1800's in the cemetery |
 Small Image | Large Image Riding in a horsedrawn carriage, Shawn and Dre passed Mozartplatz with the statue of the composer. |
 Small Image | Large Image View of Festung Hohensalzburg from the horsedrawn carriage. How romantic! |
 Small Image | Large Image Slow down! There is the Festspielhaus on the left. |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn and Dre (in the carriage behind the horses) |
 Small Image | Large Image Look at the little beer drinking monkey! |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn and Dre enjoy a delicious, fancy dinner at the world famous Hotel Sacher. |
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 Small Image | Large Image Fluffy Salzburger Nockerl at the Hotel Sacher |
 Small Image | Large Image The Eagle's Nest |
 Small Image | Large Image Glueck auf! Shawn gears up for a trip into the salt mines! |
 Small Image | Large Image Do you think this jacket makes me look fat? |
 Small Image | Large Image Wooden slide into the depths of the salt mines |
 Small Image | Large Image Tribute to Mad King Ludwig made out of salt! (Photo with flash) |
 Small Image | Large Image Without the flash, the salt looks even more beautiful! |
 Small Image | Large Image Pull my finger! |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn crossing the salt lake by boat |
 Small Image | Large Image It was so hot that this river beside the road looked very inviting. |
 Small Image | Large Image The quaint town of Berchtesgaden |
 Small Image | Large Image Cemetery in Berchtesgaden |
 Small Image | Large Image View of the Alps from Berchtesgaden |
 Small Image | Large Image The hills are alive with the Sound of Music! |
 Small Image | Large Image Now in Technicolor! |
 Small Image | Large Image View from the most beautiful rest stop ever! |
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 Small Image | Large Image The tiny spa village of Bad Schoenau |
 Small Image | Large Image Bad Schoenau's church is very old. |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre and Oma in Bad Schoenau |
