We Find Mozart’s Grave In Overgrown St. Marx Cemetery & Visit St. Charles Church in Vienna Austria.
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- In this week's video Garrett and I visit St. Marx Cemetery and St. Charles Church. Definitely add the cemetery to your must see list!
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I too (an American tourist) visited the Karlskirche several years ago when they had all the scaffolding set up so I was able to get up close to the ceiling murals. The $10.00 dollar entrance fee didn't bother me too much because the frescoes are truly an amazing sight to see so closely. This wonderful experience made up for my having stayed in the flat of a resident "friend" who was an absolute jerk.
Sorry that you had to deal with a jerk! Happy that you enjoyed the frescoes! Thanks for watching.
And you won't really find Mozart's grave. Most likely he's not buried where his marker is. Exact location of grave is unknown.
That is what we learned after the fact. You are correct!
@@SlowTravelChronicles It's also not certain what Mozart died of. Probably never be known. Some disease experts think it was rheumatic fever. Others say trichinosis. It is a fact that Mozart loved pork, and meat was not inspected in those days. To have your body invaded by thousands of parasitic worms...makes me cringe like hell.