London! Part One

(This was written in autumn, I know it's spring by now, sorry about that, I kind of lost a few posts in my drafts.)

London doesn't need  a lot of words, just let the beauty of the city speak for itself! This is part one, more will follow soon! These pictures were all taken on Sonja's and my very first day, before the others arrived. We were incredibly lucky, the weather was really nice, it wasn't cold at all and it didn't even rain except for the night we arrived which was great because guess who forgot to bring an umbrella?!

Yay, light

Feed me!

Surprisingly, London squirrels aren't much into chocolate rice crackers

Yes, that's a thing.

See?!

Yay to the way the light falls in this one. Again.

Sonja trying to take a decent picture of a squirrel

Have you ever been to London? Which are your favourite places?

Have a great day!

The Countess

#5- Augsburg

Augsburg was small but beautiful and very, uhm...church-y. Many, many churches with scary church names such as Mariä Heimsuchung (Mary's Visitation but the literal translation is Mary's Affliction, it sounds super mean and scary in German).

 

I'm really proud because I climbed that tree

Freaky shop window

The first picture of the Count on this blog! Also me without make-up

 This is a hall in the townhall and for obvous reasons it's called the Golden Hall.

Have you ever been to Augsburg?

Have a great day!

The Countess

#5- Munich

 This is Munich. It was very pretty but also really posh, very Bavarian and unfortunately really wet... We enjoyed it anyway.

My parasol/umbrella saved my day

Munich is full of churches, most of them are very pretty but I thiiiink they'd live if they had less fancy churches and more book stores/ record stores/ cheap cafés

The old town hall, it's truly one of the nicest town halls I have ever seen

I mean, just look at it

This church had a wonderful ceiling but VERY strict rules of behaviour. You weren't allowed to put your hands in your pockets...

The town hall...again

At some point the rain got too heavy and we had to save ourselves in the nearest Starbucks

I sooomehow forgot how most of the buildings are called or what their function is but it was wonderful anyway. A bit too posh maybe ;)

Have you ever been to Munich? Did you like it?

Have a great day,
The Countess