Our revels have continued today. We went to buy some goods in the shopping mall after devouring breakfast, which was phenomenal. We spent two hours there and even visited IKEA, but eventually came out empty-handed. After returning to the hotel unpacking the goods, and shaving my derelict face, we jumped in the car and drove to the "Hundertwasser Haus" and the "Freud Museum" in Vienna. The Hundertwasser Haus was different from what I'd expected. Naturally, it was interesting and unusual, but I didn't feel any cathartic sensation seeing the building. I enjoyed the little shops and the "Flea Market", though. Continuing our visit to the city, we went to the Freud Museum, which was an exciting experience. Being there reminded us of certain parts of Budapest, particularly the fifth and sixth districts, which have similar style edifices. The museum wasn't too busy, but the visitors often seemed to have forgotten their best manners at home. Their demeanour was anything but great. Anyway, after coming out of the museum, we went to grab some food. Akakiko was the best choice for us to have lunch. The food there was delicious. We then went to have a coffee at Aida, immersed ourselves in the hustle and bustle of the city, and walked our feet flat. At 4 p.m., we jumped in the car a drove back to the hotel, which was a perfect decision as grey clouds were gathering above the city. As soon as we returned to the hotel, it began to rain.
We collected 13.000 steps today, and we were on our feet all day. We are knackered, but this exhaustion is sweet, as this is the first time we had a calm and relaxing holiday. I wish we could spend one more month here...
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