Hotel Park Palic

... or pastries, to<br>sweet cheese filled ones, chocolate pastries, and other sweet and<br>unhealthy goodies. The trouble when going into one of these places for<br>a bite to eat is that unless you know Hungarian, it's almost impossible<br>to know ahead of time whether you're going to get something sweet or<br>savoury! I'm not complaining though, as it's all been pretty good!<br><br><br><br>Hungary is also home of paprika (which is where Vitamin C comes from as<br>I learnt ...

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... here and I am lucky enough to have barrowed Gyuri's camera with a rather large lens that makes any person with a point and shoot type device feel somewhat inadequet. I have pictures to show the superiority of this machine and yes, I think I have a new hobby... <br>About three hours of sharing my culture and history with Rayden it't time to go. This time we decide to go against the GPS's advice and head towards the ...

Things really shut down in Europe on Sundays and Szeged was no exception. It's particularly bad in smaller towns when you're hungry and everything's closed...we felt like hobos, searching for food, and especially so when we stumbled across a Knorr van offering free soup-in-a-bun samples, and dove in!<br><br>Aside from closed shops though, there were certainly more pretty buildings, and even a lovely fountain to see!<br>

I love flying over clouds. The people underneath are having darkness, maybe storms or snow and I'm up in eternal sun. Today over the clouds we had superhigh clouds above us. We were like million meters in the air, above the clouds but still had some more clouds just above. Then it all became clear. Hungary doesn't get much rain but gets hot sunny ...

... It is the administrative centre of the North Baèka District. The city serves as the cultural and political centre for the Hungarians, Bunjevci, and Croats in Vojvodina. The largest percent of declared Yugoslavs in Vojvodina could be also found in Subotica.

... liked to do was cook, so we ate well. We also bathed well, as Budapest has many hot springs, and we enjoyed a day at the Szechenyi Thermal Baths, which is a lavish indoor/outdoor set up with pools of varying temperatures, saunas and the like. I tried every pool out at least once, and went from broiling sauna to ice cold water a couple of times. It's quite possible my sperm count is now in single digits. From Budapest we went on to Pécs, which is a smaller city ...

... water polo championship 9-8 in the final with the delighted owner of the apartment. Montenegro, Budva aside, is a beautiful country, huge mountain peaks hug the coastline of crystal blue sea which makes you forget about the awkwardness of only having running water twice a day - apparently Russian billionaires have been purchasing the land down the coast something the locals are extremely ****** off about. The further you venture from the coast the more ...

... etc). "No gas," I quickly replied coming to the conclusion he was referring to the type of water I wanted and not whether or not I wanted to ****. Today, I am in the town of Hodmezovarsarhely. That little town I mentioned earlier where I was born where the only big thing is its name. I think last time I checked the population was about 60,000 (vs the millions in Sydney). I went on a photo taking expedition which took me about 10 ...

... numbers remain low and likewise so does the number of hotels. As a result, I had to go for somewhat of a splurge this evening, staying at the bleakly Communist Hotel Patria. The location is nice, in quick striking distance of the train station, but it feels a little silly paying $35 a night for a small, bland room in a dim, Socialist-era block without any character. Still, the place is quiet enough, so at least I should rest well. And they offer free breakfast, which is another plus. One ...