On the Other Way

After visiting Venezia, we left lovely Italy and took a night train to Linz, Austria.

However, because of the carelessness of the train station staff in Venezia, we actually got just two seats but not beds on the train.

It's really uncomfortable to sleep in a six-person-sit box. The space is too small to even straight your legs.

However, it is a special experience to take a over-night-cross-nation train with other young travelers.

Everyone was not in shape after waking up by the ticket checker in the morning.

Austria, like its neighborhood Germany, is a quiet and well-ordered country.

In the main station, you can even clearly hear the sound of elevator operation because people all talk and act in low voices. It's a little bit hard for us to accommodate at first because we just came from Italy.

Our main purpose in Linz is to visit one of the three biggest media art center - the Ars Electronica Center.

However, thanks for their great (to build Linz as the culture center in Europe in 2009, wow), almost all of the main museums are under construction now and closed.

For the Museum of the Future, an important part of Ars Electronica Center, it's now in a small building and exhibited only a few things.

That's bad. However, to view the good side, they provide free internet for visitors at least.

That's why I can type new article now without worrying of spending too much money.

Tomorrow we'll take night train again to go to Basel, Switzerland.

This time I'll not make any mistake to waste a day on sleeplees dizziness.