Vienna to Venice train trip

The main attraction of Vienna is to stroll through the streets as beautiful as they are impressive, especially in the historic center, without forgetting to take a walk in the Volkgarten, a public park full of roses. On site, you absolutely have to taste the Wurst mit Sauerkraut (sausage with sauerkraut) and the pork or chicken schnitzel. In the evening it is also very pleasant to walk along the Danube which crosses the city.  It's a completely different atmosphere here, rather urban and industrial. As far as museums are concerned, I highly recommend the Sisi Museum which is in the Hofburg Palace, as well as the Belvedere Palace, which houses a huge collection of paintings, including the  Klimt's famous kiss. I also loved the Schmetterling Haus (house of butterflies) which allows you to enjoy a little bit of calm nature in the middle of the city.

In Venice, the main attraction is to admire the streets, or should I say the canals, the boats of all kinds that sail there and the bridges that connect the beautiful buildings to each other. The first day we walk in this way, drink an Aperol in the famous Piazza San Marco, among pigeons and musicians, go to the cutest library callas « Acqua Alta », and admire a magnificent sunset next to the Doge's Palace. The next morning, we wake up at 4:30 a.m. to take the first vaporetto to Burano, a small island full of pastel-colored houses near Venice.  Despite the short night, we have absolutely no regrets because the place is deserted whereas it is normally almost more crowded than Venice itself. It is so early that the inhabitants are still sleeping so we are wait for the shops to open and have a good coffee in the gentle morning sun.  Then we take another vaporetto in the direction of Murano, another island specialized in the manufacture of glass. Back in Venice, we have just enough time to visit the Basilica San Marco before taking our next train to Ljubliana.