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Our tour of the Old Town continued.
This is an old street lined with shops.
A random restaurant
A very old church (on the right) with a very old painting (on the archway)
An old square. Notice the well-lit archway on the far left side?
In that old square, we encountered Europe's oldest restaurant
(in the center of this photo; the archway on the right is the entrance to the restaurant)
It was founded in 803AD!
We also found a 12th century bakery with really good bread baked in the original wood-fired ovens!
The streets around this bakery smelled amazing, and were very loud on account of the waterwheel that supplies some of the bakery's power.
One of many open squares/plazas with the fortress keeping watch
Soggy horses
A statue of Mozart in Mozartplatz.
The statue was installed in 1842 in the presence of Mozart's sons.
His wife died just a few months before the unveiling.
Evening in the Old Town
Fortress at dusk
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