No wohnmobile yet. I’m talking about bicycles! Yesterday Slice picked up his bicycle. I’ve had mine for a week.
Secondhand bikes in the local bike shops range from ?150 ($246, $A262) to ?250 ($410, $A437) but we scored very nice bikes on ebay for ?81 ($133, $A143) and ?98 ($160, $A170).
So we spent the afternoon riding around the city.
Vienna has a fantastic network of bicycle paths right across the city. Cycling is an accepted and respected mode of transportation..unlike the Australian city of Sydney where navigating the city on a bike is taking your life into your hands.
(Ice Bike)
(The Slice Bike)
Vienna also has public bike stations where you can hire a bike, cycle to another spot in the city and drop it. You need a credit card to use this facility and the first hour is free. The second hour is one Euro. The longer you keep the bike the higher the price of the hourly rate. They discourage long hires.
A City Bike Station 
Not only can you cycle across town but you can cycle cross country. Since we can’t find a wohnmobile, we’re thinking we’ll just hop on our bikes and make our way along the Danube to Budapest! (200km/130mi)
I love this Blog, great pictures of the coffee shops, the bike stations and the bikes, I think you must be in excelent shape. I can hardly wait to join y’all and I want one of those motorized scooters like my friend Thelma has. They
use it to go every where. have you shopped any windows? Xo Dips
This is wonderful. I am sending the site to everyone on my contact list. Jan and Barbie, Rob, don’t have Jamies but will get it. Sent to Christine, I think it is so fun. I wish I were there and had a wohnmobile to go with you. Have a blast.