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The standing ticket at the Opera House cost less than £2 (which is cheaper than a single tube fare!) and are released 80 minutes before every performance. Anyone can enjoy world class opera but it does come with sore feet at the end of the day. I queued early and got myself really good view of the opera with the most high tech subtitle system I’ve ever seen. It was my first opera experience and I loved every second of it. Personally, I feel that musicals are deviation of operas: the singing, the dancing and the monologues really blew me away and what impressed me the most was the set design. I feel that this is what higher art should be about, it’s about the appreciation and not whether you have the money to buy a seat at the opera. Everyone should be able to enjoy world class art on the token of priceless passion! :)

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Loves the starry lamps that turns the room into a milky way.

I walked into this chocolate store in Neubaugasse and the grandma of this shop told me all about the different kinds of chocolate they make, “it’s the third generation” she says. She had a warm smile and asked me to photograph her and her store. I did so gladly and bought some maroni schokoladen which turned out to be little bits of heaven :D

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The Melk Abbey was probably by far one of the most beautiful abbeys I’ve ever visited. My favorite part of it was probably the library and its immense collection of rare hand-stitched books especially for a vintage book junkie like me. The air smelled of old books and it felt surreal to be surrounded by the grand history of this little town.

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The lights are already up all over London even though it’s only mid November. Can’t help but feel the festive season creeping around the corner with Christmas ice rink popping up everywhere. The Christmas markets will soon start too this weekend and I’ll be skipping and hopping around with Glühwein :D

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