Cezar Hotel Banjaluka Banja Luka

... had said it was the best cevapi in town. It is also named after one of the local Sarajevo soccer teams, so not sure if that had anything to do with his affection for the place. Cevapi was excellent though - perhaps not was good as the place Bata took us to in Mostar, but excellent in it's own right none the less.<br><br>Wanted to check out the Sarajevo jazz festival, but when we finally found the place at 8:45pm we were told the performance ...

... in. Nonie has 2 months off to travel around and wants to go to places I haven't been yet so will be good to have a travel buddy for a while.<br>Walked around town a bit more and then went to Mali Medo for dinner as Leo recommended them for food and beer they brew themselves. <br>Had a huge mixed platter of chicken, sausage, meatballs, beans and potatoes with a strong dark lager and a brown ale ...

While we were still inland in Croatia, we really enjoyed the Plitvice National Park-it really is indescribable. It is a different beauty to this coastal one, but one that is unlike any I have ever seen&#8230;lakes so clear and green, surrounded by waterfalls and wildlife. We spent all day just walking around and enjoying it-I will never forget how beautiful it was ...

... and tourists. The view from the top showed us how big the city was and we were surprised to see quite a few high rise buildings in the distance. We spent the afternoon just walking around and are headed to the Plitvice Lakes National Park-I have heard that it is a beautiful part of Croatia and I am glad that we will get to stay the night at a campground just outside the park.

... resources in ways that destroy the ecosystem we are living in and which is crucial for survival of human beings and other life forms on this planet. By our focus on producing and consuming more and more without thinking of future shortages of petrol, woods, clean water and air etc. we create unpredictable and fast changes in this ecosystem and by doing this we are ...

Sunnuntai meni siirtymisissa. Laksin Sarajevosta kymmenen aikoihin ja alunperin tarkoitus oli yojunaa Belgradiin Dobojissa. Paadyin kuitenkin Banja Lukaan, koska juna lahtee sielta ja keskiyota on mukavampi odotella junassa kuin asemalla. Olin suunnitellut kayttavani paivan kiertelemalla kaupunkia, mutta asemaltahana ei tietenkaan loytynyt sailytyslokeroita, joten suunnitelma olisi vaatinut rinkan raahaamista mukana. Jonkin verran tuli kuitenkin lahinna ruuan perassa taivallettua. Bosnia on ...

We told a lot of Sarajevo residents our next stop was going to be Banja Luka. A lot of icy stares back. You don't want to go there. Now we understand. Tell a co-worker you are going to spend the next part of your holiday at the Silverwater Sydney Water Effluent Treatment Facility and you will get a similar reaction. Its not ...

... 1993. The most historic of them has had reconstruction plans in the works for years, but it's barely gotten off the ground yet. Apparently the ground-breaking ceremony turned into a near riot, with Bosnian Muslims coming under attack by angry local Serbs that didn't want to see an Islamic structure re-erected in their home turf. Again, I remind you, this is now the capital of the Serbian half of Bosnia. Tensions obviously haven't eased much. The fact that it ...

... Bro found a nice "Gas" brand shirt at the market for 20 KM. A few minutes later he walked into their outlet store, with it on, where their real shirts sell for 300 KM. Here, like everywhere else I've been in Eastern Europe, a person's clothes are very important. As a general rule, my impression has been that even in the poorest places: Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, and Romania, a lot of people dress to look wealthy despite the general poverty. I'll put it this ...

... downs from Sweden and Germany, part of the EU's rejuvenation project in the country. And by hand me downs, I do mean we're talking colour schemes that by 1971 were considered passe. But they go, which is the main thing. Actually, the main thing is striking a balance between window open (too loud to sleep) and window closed (too hot to sleep). Memories of Karim and Europe come flooding back, of drunk Turkish Customs Officials and psychotically deranged (and thus ...