2015 EuroRoll 2015年欧洲刷

johnxu · 发表于 2015-3-31 11:37

本帖最后由 johnxu 于 2015-3-31 12:30 编辑

关于6月15日从第戎去布拉格的方案：
1、原计划火车夜车从弗莱堡换车去布拉格，票价500多，15个小时，但是，这个车不能网上预订。8人临时买票风险较大。
2、有一趟巴黎-科隆两次换车的夜车可以预订，但是票价比较贵，1000元以上，18个小时。省200元住宿费，顺便看看夜色中的科隆大教堂。
3、从第戎10:29火车到巴黎里昂火车站（30欧元），12：03到火车站，换车去奥利机场（费用未查10欧左右），换飞机直飞布拉格，票价403元含税，下午16点起飞，18点到布拉格。8个带行李的人中间在巴黎换车麻烦。总费用735元。
4、从第戎7：14坐高铁直接到巴黎戴高乐机场，09：03到机场（票价22欧元），11：00乘飞机（票价586元）12：35到布拉格。总费用：768元。
第四方案最佳。

johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-1 14:24

本帖最后由 johnxu 于 2015-4-1 14:29 编辑

johnxu 发表于 2015-3-31 11:37
关于6月15日从第戎去布拉格的方案：
1、原计划火车夜车从弗莱堡换车去布拉格，票价500多，15个小时，但是 ...

已经按第四方案预订了北京出发5人的机票（巴黎飞布拉格）。
“真不容易”：您的国际机票还没有预订吗？要帮助您预订巴黎飞布拉格的机票吗？500多人民币。
请告知。

在携程上预订北京经布鲁塞尔飞尼斯的机票很好定，全部中文操作页面，10分钟以内就可搞定。如需我帮助预订，请确认，现在机票价格每天都在上涨。
前几天帮朋友预订把信用卡刷爆了，今天存进20000万元，又可以刷了，所有，需要帮助预订请赶快确认，过几天我就出国了，月底才回来，什么忙也帮不上了。

轮滑风 · 发表于 2015-4-1 17:53

终于找到原因，是这个不能显示： QQ图片20150401185128.jpg

这个字母，一出现这个字符，后面的内容就不能显示了。

johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-1 20:29

轮滑风发表于 2015-4-1 17:53
终于找到原因，是这个不能显示：这个字母，一出现这个字符，后面的内容就不能显示了。

多谢风哥。原来咱们网站不认欧元呀！

johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-2 10:34

今天预订了5个人2015年6月15日从第戎到戴高乐机场的火车票，每张票17欧元，汇率6.79，等于人民币（CNY）115.43。原价每张22欧元，由于提前预订，每张优惠5欧元。
在欧铁中国网站预订欧铁火车票十分方便，比中国那个火车定票系统好用多了。5分钟搞定。

这次活动的预算我用2013年的模型作的，今天买欧铁票时一看汇率，欧元大跌，这次2015年的活动预算套用新汇率，一下便宜了2000元！等于打了个九折。{:soso_e128:}

johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-2 14:48

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johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-7 15:03

活动英文日程，供申请签证用。

The Itinerary for EuroRoll 2015

(9 to 29 June, 2015)

Prepared
By
©XU Jianping (JohnXU)

 
Summary
France: 6 nights, from 9 to 14 June, 2015
Czech : 6 nights, from 15 to 20 June, 2015
Austria: 3 nights, from 21 to 23 June, 2015
Slovenia: 2 nights, from 24 to 25 June, 2015
Hungary: 3nights, from 26 to 28 June, 2015

Contents
D1 2015-6-9 TUE. Beijing-Nice 3
D2 2015-6-10 WED. Nice and Cannes 3
D3 2015-6-11 THU. Avignon 5
D4 2015-6-12 FRI. Avignon 9
D5 2015-6-13 STA. Avignon - Dijon 9
D6 2015-6-14 SUN.  Dijon 9
D7 2015-6-15 MON. Dijon-Prague 10
D8 2015-6-16 TUE. Prague 10
D9 2015-6-17 WED. Prague 11
D10 2015-6-18 THU. Prague - Ostrava 11
D11 2015-6-19  FRI. Ostrava 12
D122015-6-20 STA.  Ostrava 12
D132015-6-21 SUN. Ostrava-Vienna 12
D14 2015-6-22 MON. Vienna 14
D15 2015-6-23 TUE. Vienna 14
D16 2015-6-24 WED. Vienna - Ljubljana 14
D17 2015-6-25 THU. Ljubljana 14
D18 2015-6-26  FRI. Ljubljana -Budapest 17
D19 2015-6-27 STA.  Budapest 17
D20 2015-6-28 SUN.  Budapest 19
D21 2015-6-29 MON. Budapest –Beijing 19

D1 2015-6-9 TUE. Beijing-Nice
PEK-CAPITAL HU491 Y 9JUN 0120 0555
BRU-NATIONAL SN3617 Y 9JUN 0915 1100
NCE-COTE
D'AZUR

Hotel:
Hôtel Durante
Booking number 393.635.026
Booking details 2 nights, 4 rooms Add another room
Check-in Tuesday, 9 June 2015 (15:00 - 00:00)
Check-out Thursday, 11 June 2015 (06:00 - 11:00)
Geniuses get 2 extra hours to check out
D2 2015-6-10 WED. Nice and Cannes
One Day Tour,  selecting following attractions:

Promenade des Anglais
The Promenade des Anglais, the little coastal road that was then used by about 100 English families ad their carriages ...

Vieux Nice (Old Town)
Vieux Nice is Nice's most colourful neighbourhood - tiny serpentine alleys where countless shops, galleries and restaurants nestle among the ...

Saint Nicolas Orthodox Cathedral
The Russian Orthodox Cathedral, Nice (Cathédrale Orthodoxe Russe Saint-Nicolas de Nice) is a Russian Orthodox cathedral, and a national monument ...

Ile St Marguerite (St Marguerite Island)
It only takes a 15-minute boat ride from Cannes to get there but it took The Man in the Iron Mask 11 years to leave this tiny, forested island. The mysterious individual was believed to be of noble blood, but his identity has never been proven. His cell can be visited in the Fort of St Marguerite, now renamed the Musée de la Mer (Museum of the Sea) . This museum also houses archaeological discoveries from shipwrecks off the coast of the island, including Roman and Saracen ceramics. There is a regular boat service from the mainland. Guided tours in English are available in summer.
Opening Times: The first boat to Ile St Marguerite departs Cannes at 0730. The last boat off the island leaves at 1900. The museum is open Tues-Sun 1030-1315 and 1415-1645 (Oct-Mar); Tues-Sun 1030-1315 and 1415-1745 (Apr-May); daily 1000-1745 (Jun-Sept).
Admission Fees: Yes.
Address: Ile Ste Marguerite, Cannes, France
Telephone: 04 9338 5526 (museum).

Musée de la Castre (Castre Museum)
The Musee de la Castre, on the hilltop of Le Suquet, is housed in the former chateau of the monks of the Lérins Isles and the 12th-century chapel of St Anne. Nineteenth-century paintings by local artists depict images of Cannes under rosy skies with palm trees, fishing boats and ladies in voluminous skirts. There is also a fascinating collection of 200 musical instruments, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern antiquities and an ethnology display. Guided tours in English are available on request.
Opening Times: Tues-Sun 1000-1300 and 1400-1700 (Oct-Mar); Tues-Sun 1000-1300 and 1400-1800 (Apr-Jun and Sep); daily 1000-1900 (Jul-Aug).
Admission Fees: Yes.
Address: Le Souquet, Cannes, France
Telephone: (04) 9338 5526.

The Painted Walls of Cannes
Since 2002 the Municipality of Cannes has been commissioning artists to paint vast, film-related pictures on the side of local buildings. Today there are 14 paintings scattered around the city, which celebrate Cannes’ legendary connection with the glamorous world of cinema. Cannes Tourist Office can provide you with a map detailing their locations. A walk around these great pictures is an afternoon of free, easy-going entertainment.

Ile St Honorat (St Honorat Island)
Cistercian monks are the only inhabitants of the smaller, southern St Honorat Island. Monks have inhabited the island more or less continuously since AD410 and, at the height of their powers, owned Cannes, Mougins and Vallauris. Medieval vestiges remain in the stark church, which is open to the public, and in the ruins of the 11th-century monastery on the sea's edge. The monks divide their time between prayer and producing red and white wines, honey, lavender oil and Lérina
Opening Times: The first boat to Ile St Honorat departs Cannes at 0800 (Fri) or 0900 (Sat-Thurs). The last boat off the island leaves at 1700 (winter) or 1800 (summer).
Admission Fees: Yes.
Address: a herbal liqueur. Although closed to the general public, with departures from Cannes jetée Edouard., France
Telephone: 04 9298 7138.
Website: http://www.abbayedelerins.com

The Villas of Cannes
Nineteenth-century Cannes can still be seen in its grand villas, built to reflect the wealth and social standing of their owners and inspired by anything from medieval castles to Roman villas. Lord Brougham's Italianate Villa Eléonore Louise (one of the first great villas in Cannes) was built between 1835 and 1839. Also known as the Quartier des Anglais, this is the oldest residential area in Cannes and perfect for a stroll. Another famous landmark is the beautiful Villa Fiésole (known today as the Villa Domergue), so named as it was designed in the style of Fiesole, near Florence by Jean-Gabriel Domergue. The villas are not open to the public, but Villa Domergue may be visited by appointment.
D3 2015-6-11 THU. Avignon
City One Day Tour: selecting following attractions:
Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes)
More fortress than palace, this mighty landmark with its crenellated facade and slit windows looms above Avignon. The immense square in front is the impressive setting for the Avignon Festival. Built for Popes who decamped from Rome to Avignon during a 14th-century dispute, it actually combines two structures - the austere 'Old Palace' (1334-42) and the extravagantly Gothic 'New Palace' (1342-52). The interior is a maze of rooms, mostly empty but rich with Italian frescoes. The highlights are the Pope's Bedchamber, its walls awhirl with frescoes of birds and grapevines, and the Grand Tinel, where the pope's banquets were held with the pope sitting on a raised platform.
Opening Times: Daily 0900. Closing times vary.
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: No
Unesco: Yes
Address: Place du Palais des Papes, Avignon, France
Website: http://www.palais-des-papes.com
Pont St Bénezet (St Bénezet Bridge)
'Sur le pont d'Avignon on y danse, on y danse ...' - the melody of the 19th-century song still draws visitors to the famed bridge that is formally known as the Pont St Bénezet, after the shepherd whose heavenly vision and determination led to the bridge being built. Spanning the two channels of the River Rhône and the island in between ( Ile de la Barthelasse ), the bridge was built between 1177 and January 1185. Originally made of wood, it had to be continuously rebuilt, as it was the only crossing, providing a link between the Mediterranean and Lyon, an important trade hub in the Middle Ages. The river finally won the day, washing away the bridge in the mid 1600s. Today, only four of its original 22 arches and the tiny Chapelle St Nicholas remain. This delicate Romanesque chapel, dedicated to St Nicholas, patron saint of barge men, should not be missed. A small museum, situated beneath the ticket office, contains images of the bridge in former centuries.
Opening Times: Daily 0900. Closing times vary.
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: Yes
Address: Boulevard du Rhône , Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9027 5107.
Website: www.palais-des-papes.com/pages/pontactu.html
Le Musée Angladon
Set inside the 18th-century Hôtel de Massilian, a very grand and pleasing former private mansion in the heart of historic Avignon, this museum is home to a remarkable collection of 18th-, 19th- and 20th-century art. The artworks and the mansion were both donated to the town by local artists Jean et Paulette Angladon-Dubrujeaud, who inherited them from successful Parisian couturier and art collector Jacques Doucet. Attractively displayed in bright, spacious rooms, the works include masterpieces by Degas, Daumier, Sisley, Van Gogh, Cezanne, Picasso and Modigliani. On the first floor, the rooms of the house are immaculately furnished and decorated in period style.
Opening Times: Tues-Sun 1300-1800 (summer); Wed-Sun 1300-1800 (winter).
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Address: 5 rue Laboureur, Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9082 2903.
Website: http://www.angladon.com
Musee Calvet (Calvet Museum)
The Musée Calvet is one of southern France’s most appealing small museums of art and archaeology. Housed in a splendid 18th-century mansion, with fine, spacious, well-organised galleries, it displays a very varied collection of paintings, sculptures and other artworks from the 15th to the 20th century, ranging from fine arts to decorative crafts such as tapestry, jewellery and porcelain, as well as ethnic art, and examples of work by some of the best known modern painters (among them Corot, Manet, Sisley and Modigliani) to pieces by less well-known local artists. There’s a remarkable archaeology collection too, and frequent interesting special exhibitions.
Opening Times: Wed-Mon 1000-1300 and 1400-1800.
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: No
Unesco: No
Address: 65 rue Joseph Vernet, Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9086 3384.
Website: http://www.musee-calvet.org
Rocher des Doms
Ramps from the Palais des Papes lead up past the Cathédrale Notre-Dame des Doms to the Rocher des Doms, the site of Avignon's earliest settlement. The rocky area was landscaped into a pleasant plateau with an artificial rock garden in the 18th century. Nineteenth-century additions include a lake and the statues of prominent Provençal figures, such as writer Félix Gras and artists Paul Saïn and Paul Vaysan. Terraces were laid out in the 20th century, offering sweeping views of the River Rhône, Pont St Bénézet, Villeneuve-lès-Avignon and the Alpilles. A shady idyll that draws courting couples and refugees from the afternoon heat. above place du Palais. A cool, shady idyll that draws refugees from the afternoon heat.
Opening Times: Daily 0730-1730 (Jan-Dec); daily 0730-1800 (Feb & Nov); daily 0730-1900 (Mar); daily 0730-2000 (Apr-May & Sept); daily 0730-2100 (Jun-Aug 2100); daily 0730-1830 (Oct).
Admission Fees: No
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Address: Above Place du Palais, Avignon, France
Villeneuve-lès-Avignon
City buses link Avignon’s Old Town with its suburban 'ville neuve' (new town) across the Rhône. Originally Villeneuve allowed the King of France to keep an eye on the popes on the far side of the river. Soon popes and cardinals themselves could not resist its charms, and built their own luxurious Villeneuve residences. Together with neighbouring Les Angles, it still has impressive views of the Papal city. Philippe le Bel Tower was the other end of Pont St Bénézet. The key attraction is the Chartreuse du Val de Bénédiction. Founded by Pope Innocent VI, in 1356, this was once the largest and most important Carthusian monastery in France.
Admission Fees: No
Disabled Access: No
Unesco: No
Address: Villeneuve-lès-Avignon , Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9025 6133.
Website: http://uk.tourisme-villeneuvelezavignon.fr/home.aspx
Collection Lambert en Avignon
Housed in the Musée d'Art Contemporain, this ensemble of more than 350 contemporary artworks is the private collection of Yvon Lambert. After loaning them to the city of Avignon for over 20 years, in 2011 he announced that they were to be a permanent donation, valued at nearly 100 million euros, the largest gift of artworks in a century. Avignon city council and the Culture Ministry purchased the neighbouring Hôtel de Montfaucon to double the exhibition space, which opened in 2012. The collection contains work by leading contemporary artists, including Cy Twombly, Sol LeWitt, Donald Judd, Niele Toroni, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Anselm Kiefer, Christian Boltansky, Nan Goldin and Douglas Gordon. However, normally the work of only two or three selected artists from the collection is on display at any one time.
Opening Times: Daily 1100-1900 (Jul-Aug); Tues-Sun 1100-1800 (Sept-June).
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Address: 5 rue Violette, Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9016 5620.
Website: http://www.collectionlambert.com
Ile de la Barthelasse
One of Europe’s largest river islands, peaceful Ile de la Barthelasse rests between two arms of the Rhône. Easily reached by bus from the Old City, or by ferry from the waterside close to Pont St Bénézet, the island has become the Avignon residents’ principal place for spending a few leisure hours. A huge array of bird species live on the island, including hawks, kites and harriers as well as many water fowl and other wildlife. In addition, there are green parks, shaded cycle paths, market gardens, waterside walks, campsites and restaurants, and sports facilities that include river boat hire.
Admission Fees: No
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Musée du Petit Palais (Little Palace Museum)
Located on the northern end of place du Palais, the Little Palace Museum was built for Cardinal Béranger Frédol between 1318 and 1320. Following extensive alterations, Pope Benoît made it his episcopal headquarters. Today, its 19 rooms house an impressive collection of frescoes, sculptures and Italian religious paintings from the 13th to 16th centuries, including works by Botticelli, Carpaccio and Giovanni di Paolo. The Angel of the Annunciation , by Sano Di Pietro (1406-1481), is one of the most remarkable paintings - the golden-haired angel has all the beauty of a pre-Raphaelite woman.
Opening Times: Wed-Mon1000-1300, 1400-1800.
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: No
Unesco: No
Address: Palais des Archevêques, Place du Palais des Papes, Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9086 4458.
Website: http://www.petit-palais.org
Musée Louis Vouland (Louis Vouland Museum)

Successful businessman and art collector Louis Vouland (1883-1973) bequeathed his 19th-century, neo-classical town house to the state together with its huge and prestigious collection of arts and crafts. His home was restored and opened as one of Avignon’s most charming museums in 1982, offering displaying Vouland’s quirky collection of 17th and 18th-century decorative arts. Highlights include high-quality faïence (earthenware) from Vincennes and Sèvres, and tapestries woven in Flanders, Aubusson and Gobelins. However, a dainty travel tea set in Sèvres faïence , which belonged to the Comtesse du Barry, mistress of Louis XV, steals the show. Outside is an attractive garden.
Opening Times: Tues-Sun 1400-1800.
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: No
Unesco: No
Address: 17 rue Victor Hugo, Avignon, France
Telephone: 04 9086 0379.
Website: http://www.vouland.com
Hotel：
Résidence Suiteasy République
Booking number 545.312.233
Booking details 2 nights, 4 rooms
Check-in Thursday, 11 June 2015 (from 14:00)
Check-out Saturday, 13 June 2015 (until 11:00)
D4 2015-6-12 FRI. Avignon
One day tour to Provence

D5 2015-6-13 STA. Avignon - Dijon

Hotel l'Escargotière Dijon Sud - Chenove
Booking number 234.041.343
Booking details 2 nights,
Check-in Saturday, 13 June 2015 (from 14:00)
Check-out Monday, 15 June 2015 (until 12:00)

D6 2015-6-14 SUN.  Dijon
Hobby inline marathon
Time Schedule
9.00 Opening of Inline Village
9.30  International Marathon Master Cup 42 km –U40/U50/U60/O60
Coupe de France Marathon - Limit of time: 2h
11.45 1/2 Marathon- 22 km
13.30 Podium Masterand 1/2 Marathon
14.30  500m, 2000米Super minis/Minis500m and Poussins/Benjamins 2 km
15.30 World inline Cup Roller Marathon de Dijon – 41,8 km
Coupe du Monde / Coupe de France Marathon seniors - Limit of time: 1h30
17.0    Podiums

Hotel:
Hotel l'Escargotière Dijon Sud - Chenove

D7 2015-6-15 MON. Dijon-Prague
Train : DIJON VILLE to AEROPORT CDG2 TGV
1 5 / 0 6
Departure : at 07:14
Arriva l:at 09:03
COACH. 0 6 - SEAT

Flight: Paris Charles de Gaulle (Terminal 2D) to Prague 15 June 2015
Flight 3805
Dep: 15 June 2015 11:00 Bag drop opens: 15 June 2015 09:00
Arr: 15 June 2015 12:35 Bag drop closes: 15 June 2015 10:20
Seats: Automatically Allocated

Hotel:
Ostruvek
Booking number 979.763.933
Booking details 3 nights, 4 rooms
Check-in Monday, 15 June 2015 (from 14:00)
Check-out Thursday, 18 June 2015 (07:00 - 12:00)

D8 2015-6-16 TUE. Prague
One Day Tour in Prague

Hotel:
Ostruvek
Booking number 979.763.933
Booking details 3 nights, 4 rooms
Check-in Monday, 15 June 2015 (from 14:00)
Check-out Thursday, 18 June 2015 (07:00 - 12:00)

D9 2015-6-17 WED. Prague
Aviation Museum
The National Museum
The Antonin Dvorak Museum
A Nuclear Bunker
The Dancing House
Lennon Wall
Letná Park
Hotel:
Ostruvek
Booking number 979.763.933
Booking details 3 nights, 4 rooms
Check-in Monday, 15 June 2015 (from 14:00)
Check-out Thursday, 18 June 2015 (07:00 - 12:00)

D10 2015-6-18 THU. Prague - Ostrava
TRAINTRANSPORT
Comfortableand only 3,5 hours from Prague
- byLeo Express www.le.cz
- byRegioJet www.regiojet.cz

BUSTRANSPORT
Theeasiest bus transport is by StudentAgency with transfer in Prague bus stationFlorenc
www.studentagency.eu
Pleaseregister asap and indicate yourplanned travel route to help the organizer 2weeks before the race.

Hotel：
Park Inn by Radisson Hotel Ostrava
Booking number 658.864.108
Booking details 3 nights,
Check-in Thursday, 18 June 2015 (from 15:00)
Check-out Sunday, 21 June 2015 (until 12:00)

D11 2015-6-19  FRI. Ostrava
05:00– 07:00 pm registration for Saturday races at Park Inn by Radisson Hotel Ostrava
08:00– 10:00 pm Evening free ride on the race track with Inline Academy, accompanying

Hotel:
Park Inn by Radisson Hotel Ostrava
Booking number 658.864.108
Booking details 3 nights,
Check-in Thursday, 18 June 2015 (from 15:00)
Check-out Sunday, 21 June 2015 (until 12:00)

D122015-6-20 STA.  Ostrava
Hobby  inline  marathon
Time Schedule:
10:00 Children Races - 1 km, 3 km(½ lap, 2x ½ laps)
11:30  HOBBY race 10 km (3 laps)
12:30 Children and Hobby/Fitness Winners Ceremony
   Free skating on the track race
14:00 33.5 km World Inline Cup Ladies and Men (11 laps) Men start with 5minutes distance after Women
15:00 WIC Winners Flower Ceremony(The Best 5 + 5)
16:00 OPEN race 10 km(3 laps)
17:30 Winners Ceremony

Hotel:
Park Inn by Radisson Hotel Ostrava
Booking number 658.864.108
Booking details 3 nights,
Check-in Thursday, 18 June 2015 (from 15:00)
Check-out Sunday, 21 June 2015 (until 12:00)

D132015-6-21 SUN. Ostrava-Vienna
Historical city tour
In this tour, you will see the State Opera House, the Museum of Applied Arts, the Museum of Natural History, and the Museum of Fine Arts. The Hofburg, the residence of Empress Elizabeth, is one of the highlights. Starting from $49.91 per person.

The gallery of drawings

European cities are lovers of art. It is not surprising that Vienna have put up one of the world’s finest art galleries that are home to a rich collection of drawings that have been growing in number since Albert, Duke of Saxe-Teschen, began collecting some pieces. The works which include drawings, etchings and watercolours by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rubens, Raphael, Manet, Cezanne and Schiele are now over 60,000.

The oldest library

Austrian National library was built in 1726 by Joseph Fischer of Erlach. Visitors can feast their eyes over the beautiful paintings in the ceiling of the palatial room. The room is considered one of the most beautiful library rooms in the world. Items that you would see in the library are collections of papyri, manuscripts, ancient and rare books, maps, globes, music, portraits, graphics, photographs, autographs and posters which total to approximately six million.

The palaces for a prince

The Rococo-styled Belvedere palaces built for Prince Eugene of Savoy house two of Vienna’s museums that reflects Austrian middle age and modern art.

The Hapsburgs’ Hofburg

The Hofburg Imperial Palace, built in 1279, used to be the home to the Hapsburgs until 1918. The entire palace was eventually turned into offices of the president of Austria, and into several official and private apartments. Other areas in the palace have also been used as international convention center, museums, and state rooms which are open to the public. There is also a chapel inside the palace where the Vienna Boys’ Choir perform, and a hall where the Spanish Riding School Lipizzan stallions perform.

A museum of Freud’s memories

The Sigmund Freud museum holds personal possessions, antiques collection the original furniture of Freud’s waiting room. The building where the museum has been installed was the home of Freud and his family that is why audio-visual display of Freud family’s private moments is shown in the museum. Today, the museum is a place for the largest psycho-analysis library in Europe.

A summer palace

Hotel:
24Hours-Apartment
Booking number 658.889.109
Booking details 3 nights, 1 apartment
Check-in Sunday, 21 June 2015 (from 15:00)
Check-out Wednesday, 24 June 2015 (until 11:00)

D14 2015-6-22 MON. Vienna
Bike and skate hire Pedal Power Ausstellungsstrasse 3, 1020 Vienna Rad- und Skateverleih 20002 Danube Island (Copa Cagrana) Westbahnhof Railway station, Europaplatz 1, 1150 Vienna

Hotel:
24Hours-Apartment

D15 2015-6-23 TUE. Vienna
Skating with local skaters

Hotel:
24Hours-Apartment

D16 2015-6-24 WED. Vienna - Ljubljana
Hotel:
Apartments Ljubljana
Booking number 770.802.621
Booking details 2 nights, 2 apartments
Check-in Wednesday, 24 June 2015 (14:00 - 20:00)
Check-out Friday, 26 June 2015 (08:00 - 10:00)
D17 2015-6-25 THU. Ljubljana
Mestni Muzej Ljubljana (City Museum Ljubljana)

The impressive City Museum of Ljubljana is housed in the elegant Auersperg Palace, with myriad displays, children's workshops and adult classes, as well as a congress hall and relaxed café. The permanent collections follow the evolution of the city, the Auersperg family and Ljubljana's citizens. Look out for remnants of Roman Ljubljana in the lower floor.
Opening Times: Tue-Wed 1000-1800, Thu 1000-2100, Fri-Sun 1000-1800.
Admission Fees: Yes.
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Telephone: +386 1 241 2500.
Website: www.mgml.si/mestni-muzej-ljubljana

Moderna Galerija (Museum of Modern Art)

With over 1,300 paintings and 500 sculptures, the Museum of Modern Art is one of Slovenia’s finest galleries. Mainly exhibiting 20th-century modernist art from Eastern Europe, there are several artworks from Yugoslavian greats like Jovan Bijelić and Oton Gliha. The museum also hosts retrospectives and temporary solo shows.
Opening Times: Tues-Sun 1000-1800.
Admission Fees: Yes.
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Telephone: +386 1 241 6800.
Website: www.mg-lj.si

Narodni Muzej Slovenije (National Museum of Slovenia)

This dramatic neo-Renaissance palace is the grand setting for a gallery that aims to retell various Slovenian stories. Highlights include the archaeological finds from Ljubljana’s Roman past, including colourful mosaics and a Bronze Age flute. Not every exhibit is on a Slovenian theme, though, and the mummy on show is reputed to be the only one in Slovenia.
Opening Times: Fri-Wed 1000-1800, Thurs 1000-2000.
Admission Fees: Yes.
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Telephone: +386 1 241 4400.
Website: www.nms.si

Old Town

The true heart of Ljubljana may be in the interconnecting squares of Mestni Trg, Stari Trg and Gornji Trg, which kneel in waiting at the base of Castle Hill. A mixture of twirling cobbled streets, medieval architecture and baroque buildings, the Old Town is where locals come for a cool, terrace bar beers on summer evenings or a long afternoon lunches in the shade. Wanderers are rewarded with delightful fountains, charming cafés and a relaxed pace of life.
Opening Times: Daily 24 hours.
Admission Fees: No.
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No

Plečnikova Zbirka (Plečnik Collection)

The Plečnik Collection, housed within the architect's beloved Trnovo house, is a must for Plečnik devotees. The building, which Slovenia’s most famous architect made his home for 40 years, now comes under the auspices of the Architectural Museum. Highlights include his old studio and the notebooks showing his sketches.
Opening Times: Closed for renovation until September 2015.
Admission Fees: Yes.
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No
Telephone: +386 1 280 1600.
Website: www.mgml.si/en/plecnik-collection

Zmajski Most (Dragon Bridge)

One of Ljubljana’s more curious sights is the striking dragon statues on Zmajski Most (Dragon Bridge). Dating back to 1888, the bridge was built for the 40th anniversary of Emperor Franc Jožef I’s rule. Designed in Vienna, its concrete construction was innovative at the time, with the dragons taken from the Ljubljana coat of arms.
Opening Times: Daily 24 hours.
Admission Fees: No
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No

Ljubljanica River

While the Ljubljanica may lack the might of the Danube or the Rhône, the river is a centrepiece for the city that has been prettified by architect Jože Plečnik. Walkways are shaded by weeping willows and the delightful trio of bridges (Trnovo Bridge, Cobblers' Bridge and Triple Bridge) were all crafted under his watchful eye. Couples still attach padlocks to Butchers' Bridge, before symbolically dropping the keys into the river below, locking in their love for eternity. River tours leave across from Prešernov Trg on the Old Town side.
Opening Times: Daily 24 hours.
Admission Fees: No.
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No

Ljubljana Castle

Perched high above the city, Ljubljana Castle is a landmark medieval fortress that’s branched out. Not content with showing off its wealth of history (the castle has survived earthquakes, fires, explosions and invasions; it’s also been a royal residence, a military warehouse and a prison), the current incarnation is that of a cultural centre with regular concerts, exhibitions and fashion shows. It also has a restaurant, coffee house, gallery, gift shop, children’s theatre and a hi-tech audiovisual show that delves into the city’s history. To visit, take a tourist train from Prešernov Trg or catch the funicular from Krekov Trg. Walking up takes around 20 minutes but affords some sumptuous views.
Admission Fees: Yes
Disabled Access: No
Unesco: No
Telephone: +386 1 232 9994.

Prešernov Trg (Prešeren Square)

The delightful Prešernov trg (Prešeren Square) is the very core of Ljubljana, marking the point between the Old Town and the city centre. The cobbled plaza comes alive with concerts and festivities in the summer and is home to the Franciscan Church of the Annunciation. Most interesting, though, is the statue of influential Slovenian poet France Prešeren, who is depicted beneath a muse holding a laurel sprig. The statue faces a relief sculpture of his unrequited love interest, Julija Primic, who looks out from a building in Wolfova ulica. Now Prešeren will be as forlorn in death as he was in life.
Admission Fees: No
Disabled Access: Yes
Unesco: No

Hotel:
Apartments Ljubljana

D18 2015-6-26  FRI. Ljubljana -Budapest
Skating with local skaters

Hotel:
Danube Bridge Apartment House
Booking number 561.767.664
Booking details 3 nights, 2 apartments
Check-in Friday, 26 June 2015 (14:00 - 18:00)
Check-out Monday, 29 June 2015 (until 11:00)
D19 2015-6-27 STA.  Budapest
One Day Tour
Castle Hill
Castle Hill is a 1,5km long hill, overlooking the Danube, located in Budapest’s No1 District. The Old Town occupies the larger part of Castle Hill – it is also referred to as the Buda Castle; the Royal Palace occupies the southern portion.

Buda Royal Palace
The history of the building of the former Royal Palace, on the southern end of Castle Hill, can be traced back to as early as the 13th century. The construction of an impressively large, Gothic style Royal Palace was completed in 1424, during the reign of King Zsigmond ( Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund). Under the rule of King Mátyás I, the Palace was modified in the Renaissance style.

Fishermen’s Bastion
The Neo-Romanesque Fishermen’s Bastion, located behind the Mátyás Church, was erected between 1895 and 1902, on a site where previously the medieval castle walls had stood. The structure, which is a prominent landmark in the city, was designed by Frigyes Schulek. During the Middle-Ages the fish-market was located next to the church, and the Fishermen’s Guild was responsible for defending the adjacent section of the fortification…

Matthias Church
The Mátyás Church is one of Budapest’s, and Hungary’s, most important religious monuments. Numerous important historical events have taken place within its walls. Known officially as Buda Castle’s  Church of Our Lady Mary, or as Buda Castle’s Coronation Church – it is commonly referred to as  the Mátyás church. The exact date of its foundation is not known, but it was probably built  in the middle of the 13th century..
Gellért Hill
Gellért Hill is a very popular beauty spot, the top of which can be accessed via tourist tracks from several sides. This dolomite hill, towering over the Danube between the Elizabeth (Erzsébet) and Liberty (Szabadság) Bridges, offers panoramic views of the Danube Valley and over Pest.

Parliament House
This is one of the capital’s, in fact the nation’s, most imposing buildings. Built between 1884 and 1902, based on Imre Steindl’s design, the Neo-Gothic building is one of the symbols of the capital. With its imposing 96m height, and 268m length, it is one of the definitive buildings along the banks of the Danube. Eighty-eight statues decorate its main façade, which overlooks the Danube.

Basilica
Erection of the St István Parish Church, generally known as The Basilica, was commenced in 1851, but was not completed until 1905. The Neo-Renaissance style church is the largest in the capital, with a length of 86m, breadth of 55m and a height of 96m.

Danube Bridges
Eight road bridges and two railway bridges cross the Danube within the precincts of the city. These bridges form an inalienable part of the city-scape. The bridges in the city-centre – the Margaret (Margit), Chain (Lánc), Elizabeth (Erzsébet), and the Liberty (Szabadság) Bridge– are determining elements of the city’s panorama.

Dohány Street Synagogue
The synagogue in Dohány Street is the largest one still functioning in Continental Europe. The use of two towers with onion-shaped domes, as an architectural feature in synagogues, was employed here for the first time in Hungary; it subsequently had a major influence on the evolution of synagogue architecture in the country regions.

Széchenyi Baths
It was as a result of the drillings of geologist Vilmos Zsigmondy, over the period 1868-77, that this medicinal water source, with a temperature of 74˚ C, was brought to the surface. The medicinal waters are particularly effective for the treatment of joint and muscle damage, arthritis and neuritis.

Andrássy Avenue
Andrássy Avenue provides one of Budapest’s most popular venues for strollers. This radial road, built between 1872 and 1885, indicates the strength of the desire at the time, to develop Budapest into a world-class city.

Hotel:
Danube Bridge Apartment House
Booking number 561.767.664
Booking details 3 nights, 2 apartments
Check-in Friday, 26 June 2015 (14:00 - 18:00)
Check-out Monday, 29 June 2015 (until 11:00)

D20 2015-6-28 SUN.  Budapest
Hotel:
Danube Bridge Apartment House

D21 2015-6-29 MON. Budapest –Beijing
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johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-9 13:21

准备布拉格的景点计划时，看到一些图片，这城市太美了！

johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-9 14:55

轮滑风发表于 2015-3-30 16:30
没问题，今年设计新款的比赛服装。

风哥：
北京出征WIC世界杯轮滑马拉松法国Dijon站和捷克站比赛的队伍已经组建完毕，4名赛手+3名拉拉队员（1人已经在欧洲），加上去年美国参赛时美国朋友要的服装，请风格赞助以下服装：

外套：共９套，号码和数量如下：
M 1
L 3
XL 2
XXL 3

连体速滑服：６件
M 1
L 3
XXL 2

详细分配如下：
姓名身份外套号码速滑服号码
红枫参赛 L M
黄栌参赛 XXL XXL
JohnXU 参赛 XL L
沈建参赛 L L
王垒拉拉队 XXL
秦燕拉拉队 L
王京虹拉拉队 M
一休补发 XL L
Brain 补发 XXL XXL

西安的“真不容易”等两位朋友还没最后确认行程，需要的服装他们直接联系您。

多谢风哥的赞助，继２０１３年旋风闪亮登陆德国，今年旋风又将闪亮登场法国和捷克！

本想联系一下法国朋友冯立波，看他们是否愿意穿旋风队服，可是我最近太忙了，没时间联系他们了。　

johnxu · 发表于 2015-4-10 11:56

本帖最后由 johnxu 于 2015-4-10 12:02 编辑

红枫：
我们把日程修改一下，放弃卢布尔雅那，在奥地利多玩几天。原来计划25-30天，去威尼斯，路过卢布尔雅那。这次时间短，从奥地利去卢布尔雅那绕远，就玩两天，不化算（Z字绕行，多花近1000元火车票钱），去那里也是看个冰湖，不如去奥地利号称一生必去的“世界最美的湖边小镇”Hallstatt。湖里还可以游泳。下面是介绍和图：
Lake of Hallstatt
哈尔施塔特湖是萨尔茨卡默古特地区14个湖泊中最富灵性的观光胜地。清晨的湖面不时笼罩着一层薄雾，偶然撑来一叶扁舟，激起的波澜在平静的湖面划出无数涟漪；傍晚的湖岸更是迷人，红树黄叶漫山遍野，天鹅水鸭浮游觅食，还有岸边花团锦蔟的咖啡屋，都成为哈尔施塔特最靓丽的一道风景线。哈尔施塔特每年六月还要举行基督圣体游行，由于市区道路十分狭窄，所以通常泛舟湖上举行弥撒。装饰着花卉的运盐船上设有祭坛，还有主教、辅祭人员和唱诗班，船上挂着教会旗帜，上面织有穿着各式各样传统服装的人们。游客可乘观光游船游览哈尔施塔特湖。

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