Visit to Bratislava and Mödling written by my son

Hello again mom’s friends who I don’t really know. I’m back and this time to write about a little town in Austria called Mödling and the Slovakian capital Bratislava.

{image via wikipedia}

Next to the Bratislava city walls:

I saw this martyr’s glass and gold coffin in a small church, it is the body of St. Reparat, he died as a Christian martyr in 353 and was buried in Rome, in 1769 his remains were exhumed and moved to Bratislava where he remains in the Franciscan Church:

Creepy!!!!!

If you look in the left corner that’s what I ate in Bratislava. It was a restaurant that specialized in Slovakian food I ate a sort of curry sauce with chicken and homemade noodles.

Biggest church in Bratislava is St. Stephens, it had a crypt where there was a coffin from 817:

A nice gothic church:

Now it’s time for Mödling, which is outside Wien, where we visited Burg Liechtenstein (Castle Liechtenstein).

Castle Liechtenstein was literally in the middle of nowhere. There was only me and about seven other people.

It was definitely one of the coolest castles ever. Meet my new favorite castle:

We got to take a boat in the underground lake! I’ve never done something like that before 🙂