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Andy Warhol inspires gastronomy in Kosice
POP-ART on your plate!
Everyone knows the pop-art extravagance of Andy Warhol´s work. And now you can also taste it! Eco friendly Hotel Dália**** in Košice, Slovakia (where Andy´s parents came from) now combines delicious flavors and vibrant colors in a unique three-course menu that will truly indulge your senses. This special menu is …
Europa verändert sich
... Rechts der Schranke war ein Graben, so dass ich zuerst nicht an der Schranke vorbeikomme. Musste 500 Meter zurück und durch den Wald (über Stock und Stein) fahren bis ich wieder auf der Hauptstrasse bin.
Komme nun immer weiter in den Westen und sehe, wie sich die Gegend und Leute verändern. So treffe ich im Westen von der Slovakei, viele Dörfer die von Romas dominiert ...
Budapest
... br> And when I open my eyes fully again, in the year 2012, I can still see the grandeur of that time and at the same time feel the pulse of a modern city where young people create new and artistic spaces, where there is lots of development and good connection to the rest of Europe.
We are lucky to stay in an apartment built a good century ago and fully renovated up to modern standard, generously provided ...
Kosice
... sort of event going on, recent graduates walking down the street in cap and gown making noise while collecting for charity and some sort of talent show; we gave a thumbs up to the dancing terrier, not so much to the teenage dancers doing their best to copy an ensemble routine from Nickelodeon, complete with the "hold your nose and shimmy as we go underwater" move. OK, they were cute, and they tried hard. Kosice won't be a destination for many in Europe, ...
We head west, via Slovakia
... 8217;t quite been erased. There were plenty of grim gray concrete buildings. And decaying infrastructure galore--we passed many apartment buildings that looked like they’d been uninhabitable for years. Curiously, in most of the villages we drove through we noticed sets of old-fashioned loudspeakers—obviously relics from Soviet times--fastened to the light posts or telephone poles every few blocks. Had they been to warn residents of nuclear ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
- Kids activities or Babysitting