Devin Hotel Bratislava
Riecna 4 Bratislava, Bratislava, 811 02, Slovakia
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Slowakisches Essen
... denn alle SlowakInnen die ich bisher getroffen habe, sind extrem hilfsbereit} von einer Touristeninfo fand ich ein sehr guenstiges Hostel, welches waehrend dem Semester als StudentInnenheim dient. Sie gab auch einen Tipp fuer das Abendessen. Wie sich herausstellte, ist es ein sehr beiliebtes Restaurant fuer Austauschstudenten, aber auch Einheimische. Da habe ich das Nationalgericht gegessen, ...
My first gluwhein
... at the Slovakian version of KMart, we headed back to the boat to rebundle. Then we were prepared to face the cold and sample the local fare at the Christmas market. After lots of investigating, we decided that the booth with the longest line obviously had the best food, and since they were serving something that looked like a funnel cake made out of potato-batter, it was a sure win. we weren't wrong. it was like heaven and then ...
On the Ropes
... several more "intermediate difficulty" obstacles to tackle in my weakened state before I could get to the exit. I did manage to acquire a friendly cheerleading section at some point to support me in my attempt to reach finish. I hope they found my perseverance inspiring... It was fun anyway, but next time when my friend tells me he barely made it, I'll know he meant there were structural reasons I should find another route and not take it as a challenge.
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Bratislava
... us free transport, 2 free walking tours – 1 on the Buda side of the river and one of the Pest side where we are staying, amongst other things. We then hopped on the underground to the hostel.
At first we were rather taken aback by the set-up of the hostel. We nearly missed the entrance to it as it was literally an A4 piece of paper on the door way to the block saying the hostel name. We walked up to the 1st floor and walked into what seemed like ...
Day 7 - Bratislava
... Chicken sandwich and Coke. Our group follows blindly, ogling the Chicago Roast Beef and New York Burgers. Jamie, Cecilia, Miryam and I just can’t bring ourselves to do this and we enter the friendly coffee shop next door to enjoy café au lait and Slovakian honey cakes.
By now we have found that coronas are a thing of the past. Armed with plenty of spare change in Euros, we take the tram back to the station.
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