James A. Martin from PC World last week gave hot tip ideas on summer trips. Plain and simples, just as a techie would do them, they are just three but way more essential than any other new trip-adviser.

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Summer travel is one of the most exhausting ones (after Christmas). You pay more and get back heat outside, cold freeze conditioners inside, crowds and crowds of fellow travelers, and bad experience in general.

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If you are heading to Belvedere with big expectations, you probably leave it disappointed and frustrated. It least I did.

The palace’s history starts around the beginning of the 18th c. when Price Eugene bought piece of land and started its reconstruction to summer garden and a gallery. the building today is known as Lower Belvedere. Upper Belvedere was constructed later the same century which today is just another picture gallery that hosts Klimt and another few famous artists.

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Vienna has great history and proud in opera. Its elegance can be seen in every corner of the city, starting with the promo-boys that offer opera tickets in renaissance dress-code, passing through the architecture and then finally to finish in the subway where is located the world-famous Opera toilet.

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Kunsthistorisches Museum is one of the landmarks of Vienna. Hosted by the Habsburg’s palace, it is one of the most interesting fine arts museums in the world.

Entrance fee is 10 euro and the museum is open until 6 pm. Its cafeteria is a little pricy but the view and the location worth it.

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