Acc-Nifos Bratislava Hotel

... Since it's still early morning, we decide the best way to start off is to get completely lost walking around, and see what happens. We don't bother taking maps with us anymore - if you need one you can always find a free one at the airport or bus station, plus of course the cell phone in your pocket will probably include one on there. We walk around the smaller back streets and alleys, away from the cafe lined main ...

I continued my weekend trips to Eastern Europe with a trip to Bratislava.
It's a beautiful little city, with a nice medieval town centre, and large castle overlooking the city from a hill. (Unfortunately the castle is under renovation at the moment).
The city is only 60 km away from Vienna and easily reachable by train.
(Slovakia is now number 55 on my list of countries visited.)

... convocar traduções. Interpretações que assim como a senha do banco são particulares, pessoais e intransfer íveis. A Bratislava particular das estátuas de metal espalhadas pelo centro da cidade. Da praia artificial ...

Danach gehts mit nem Bummelzug nach Bratislava weiter. Wir bewundern Burg und Altstadt und das muntere Treiben laesst uns uns direkt wieder wohlfuehlen. Die Aussenbezirke sind zwar absolut haesslich, aber wir bummeln ja zum Glueck durch die sehr schoene Altstadt, goennen uns vor dem Rathaus einen Doener und ein slowakisches Bier. Etwas spaeter am Abend finden wir einen ...

... recuperar o fôlego antes da íngreme subida em direção ao castelo. O castelo no topo da colina no centro de Bratislava foi para mim, assim como praticamente 100% dos castelos que já visitei, uma decepção. A vista do castelo desde o nível do rio Danúbio é incrível. Castelos no topo de colinas tem algum aspecto arquitetônico que realmente me atrai. Mas depois de encarar a subida e chegar ao portão de entrada do castelo me decepcionei com a falta de detalhes da ...

Hello again everyone!! This has been quite the exciting trip already! Where to begin.... My first flight, from Atlanta to DC, was running a little late due to the changing of captains. Not a big deal, right? So they begin allowing everyone to board, and once we all get to the plane, they stop us, make us turn around, and go sit back down in the airport. Turns out boarding was ...

La capital de la Slovaquie n'a rien d'extraordinaire à offrir comparé aux autres grandes villes de l'Europe de l'Est. Par contre, on s'est bien amusé dans les clubs le soir. Un des aspects les plus intéressants est le fait qu'on a réussi à se trouver une pension pour 17 personnes, tous logés dans la même maison, 2 ou 3 ...

Everyone looks and feels rough today; no-one got that much sleep, and it was very hot in the room all night. Nick and Pearl were up early as per usual. Nick has a habit of getting up abd being chirpy very quickly, sonmething that Iza and myself have been finding difficult, as we both love sleeping in. I'm pretty sure that every day except one or two I have been woken up by Nick. So nick and pearl went to ...

... is in the process of joining the EU, but it still uses its own currency, koruny (crowns). The city is a little dirtier, a little rougher around the edges than Vienna. The city center is equally picturesque and historic, but the surrounding areas have more recent development than Vienna - in other words, twentieth century buildings. We arrived at the finish line about 35 minutes into the race, just in time for the first ...

... Building work started on the hill that overlooks the town in the 12 century. It is mostly Romanesque in style with later Gothic and Renaissance additions. Formally the residence of several aristocratic families - but abandoned in favour of a more convenient town address and walking up the sizable hill to get to the entrance, I soon saw why. Unfortunately soon after it was abandoned, a group of soldiers billeted there ...