Vienna may be one of the hardest places we will have to write about in Europe. It's the capital city of Austria and it houses a summer place for royalty, museums gallor and large imposing state buildings and statues. It's also home to the UN and is a big business hub of Austria. But Vienna is also on the migrant route of access into the Europe from Greece, Turkey and other locations. In the news it was one of the train stations over run with migrants trying to b...

Salzburg was our next destination, we boarded a local train for our two and a half hour journey up to the north of the country. This train journey is meant to be stunning as it passes through mountains and ski resorts however at 6pm the sun had disappeared and we didn't have a chance to enjoy the view. We were joined by a train load of young skiers who must have spent the weekend away enjoying the snowy mountains. For the first few minutes we enjoyed watching all...

We ventured into Austria through the Italian Alps to visit Nicoles family who live in their gorgeous mountain town of Radenthein. The journey was meant to be a simple three hour coach ride to the Austrian town of Villach. But with it being us nothing is ever easy as easy as it looks. Waking early we decided to walk across Venice for the last time to marvel in its beauty, instead of getting the expensive canal boat. To get to the bus station island, as the main hu...