There was no attempt to conceal the point of junction between Kearney's cabin and the newly-transported saloon from the flat--no architectural illusion of the palpable collusion of the two buildings, which seemed to be telescoped into each other.
Both cities are great...Vienna is old but grand, Prague is old and still old. Both cities have a great nightlife but the Praguan one must be better, Vienna has more friendly people and more cosmopolitan feel to it.
Vienna hostels can be good bargains, however, as can private rooms at those hostels. For food and drink this is a typically expensive European capital, with sit-down meals costing quite a bit, and cheaper offerings often being hard to find. The exception is the sausage stands and noodle stands, which are all over town, where a filling meal can be fast and fairly cheap.