Holiday Inn Budaors Budapest

... codeshared), it's Malev's fault, not theirs. ********.<br><br>Meanwhile, after wearing the same clothes for around 40 hours yesterday (thank goodness I took extra undies and socks in my carry on), I went shopping for some new clothes. Prices are reasonable here - though brand names are unbelievably expensive! Not on purpose, I managed to buy a pair of brand name undies - HUF 7,000 (that's around AU$42!!!!). I mean they're comfortable, but bloody hell!<br>

... by a number of bridges. <br><br>We were blessed with gorgeous sun and warm weather in Budapest until our last day there. I worked out well however, since Budapest is known for its thermal spas, and we didn't really want to go sit in 95 degree pools when its 95 degrees outside. But on or last day it was overcast and a little chilly so we spent a couple hours soaking up the warm water and the sights. The sights being: old Hungarian men playing chess in the pool, hairy ...

... That is where the Hungarian crown is kept. They actually don't have very visible security in that area but I'm sure we were watched like hawks but unseen eyes. You are allowed to take photos with flash throughout the building when on the tour but the one exception they make is with the Hungarian crown. But of course there are idiots who still think they can do it. Yeah, the guide isn't going to see that bright flash of light. We also got to see one of the houses where all the ...

... jakies 90 km dalej. Nam to pasuje, wiec szybko zabieramy rzeczy i wskakujemy do tira. I pomyslec, ze cala konwersacja odbyla sie w jezyku polsko-migowo-tureckim... Wysadzil nas pod Novim Sadem. Zalowalam, ze nie mamy czasu zobaczyc tego pieknego miasta. Szlismy za to kilka kilometrow przez teren robot drogowych, w samym sloncu. W koncu udalo nam sie zlapac jakiegos Francuza, ktory ma w Novim Sadzie dziewczyne - Serbke. Nastepny byl Serb - tatus, ktory prul 160 km/h ...

... with somebody else's. So I knew the next weekend's Formula One Grand Prix race would go on without me, just as all those before and after had and would. Instead, Su Yeon and I decided to kill our time with less glamorous activities so we went to the Deák Ferenc Square, or Deák Ferenc tér. From here we planned to take a bus which twice daily brings tourists to the so-called Statue Park, or Szoborpark. To me personally it was less of an attraction as I had been seeing such statues ...

... give in to defeat. The club was pretty unreal. Huge. Beautiful people everywhere. Naturally I felt right at home. I figured I'd give it a go at finding the crew, and after doing one wide tour with no sign, decided if I were to find anyone, the best place would be the restroom. So off I went, and immediately upon arriving found one of the American chap's swerving his way out the door having just wrapped up some business. And moments later, I'm on the dance ...

... back and little persons bench bikes. You could have four people pedaling and the little ones were strapped in at the front of the drivers. But there were all kinds of bikes, if we'd had another great day of weather later on we would have gone back to rent one. We left the park several hours later in time for the cool air to reach us on the breeze and the sun to begin setting. We wanted to find a grocery store to buy food and we knew there was one close to the ...

... to think of it) snoozing on a mattress right up against the tent so that our tent fly was actually brushing their hair - I think I could actually see lice jumping from the mass of dreadies into my sleeping bag. So, in the forth coming weeks I am expecting some Hungarian chap to be having an afternoon nap on my thermarest while I have been out taking in the local sights and delights. I have to admit, I am very lucky to have Esther along on this trip, my sense of direction has been awful ...

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Flying visit, just enough time to see the river and the view to the castle, eat goulash and further our quest to have a pint of Guinness in ever country we have been to - although this one was quite strange and the people seemed to be quite taken aback by us ordering anything. Then it was the night train to Brasov.