Vienna, Austria ｜My second hometown 🏠Free travel 🚶🏼

When I was about six years old, my parents said they were going to take me and my brother to fly ✈️. I was so happy; I had no idea that they were going to immigrate to Vienna for the whole family 🥹. When I was there, there were less than 1,000 Taiwanese in Vienna. It was not like now when there are so many Asians and foreigners also love to go to Asian restaurants❤️. After more than 30 years, I took my family to see how much the city has changed after living in it for 7 years. It was full of memories, both good and bad 😆. (I used to live in the 17th arrondissement and run a restaurant in the 6th arrondissement) Transportation tips: This time I chose EVA Air to fly directly to Vienna☺️ (I happened to encounter EVA Air flight attendants on strike on the way back😅, so I was transferred to Thai Airways to return to Taiwan) Must-see attractions: Most of Vienna's attractions are concentrated in the first district, including Prater Amusement Park 👻, Alte Donau (Old Donau River), Schonbrunn Palace 🌸🌺🌹🌳🌲 In order to be comfortable, we rented 2 cars 🚗 at all costs. In addition to Austria, we also traveled across Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Germany 🤩🤩 #Vienna#Austria #familytravel #overseastravel