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Budapest
Have spent a few days in this amazing city - i think i could spend a few weeks there and still not see everything this city has to offer. It is amazing. First afternoon that we got here we did a walk around and visited some main sites. Out of these the most impressive by far was the St Stephens Cathedral which is probably one of the best churches i …
Sick in Budapest
Brief Stint in Budapest Bratislava --bus--> Budapest (student agency, great music, ants in the pants) wandering around for ages looking for a place to stay dont rely on lonely planet for recommendations red bus hostel sucked snoring french guy terror house was good missed the bus to statue park great meals at the communist era restaurant
Catching The Sun
My original plan for today was to visit the Tropicarium, situated in a shopping mall of all places, half an hour south of Budapest. I got to the bus stop at 9.20am, as the Tropicarium opened at 10am and I wanted to get the most of my 24 hour travelcard, which expired at 11.20am. It turned out that the bus leaves at 8am and the the next one is later …
Water Way to Spend a Wednesday (Groan)
Wednesday was the day I'd set aside for the legendary Hungarian baths experience. I'd originally planned to visit the Gellert Baths in Buda, having seen it's impressive architecture in guide book photos. My new Dutch friend from the hostel, Nicolien, also wanted to go to the baths, so we decided to go together. She'd already picked out the …
Days 14-17
Day 14 Heading to Budapest The main "adventure" of the day was the trip to Budapest (more on that later) but since my bus would leave at 3:00 pm I decided to call Marta, the Polish girl I met in Wroclaw a few days before, and ask her for a guided tour through Krakow. She kindly accepted my proposal and we met around noon close to the old town (it's …