Also known as Brunico, Italy. That's right, this small town has two names and at least one person I know who lives there refers to himself as "Südtirolean"--not Italian, for what it's worth. And people speak mainly German and the cuisine, I'm happy to report, is a delightful mixture of both Austrian and Italian influences so everything tasted good. And I made some great friends there! I had so much fun that I went back again a second time and met even more cool people. But those photos will follow. For now, here's trip one.
A procession in the morning:
There were a lot of cool façades on the buildings in the old town. Even the modern ones were pretty unique and reminded me of ones I'd seen in Konstanz.
Illustrating the resistance by some to claim to be part of Italy:
Pragser Wildsee/Lago di Braies:
Laura and Jakob having a moment:
A wonderful lunch in Jakob's parents' garden:
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