Hotel Tresor Timisoara

Timisoara is not a city that I couldn't wait to visit, but on the other hand, it is not a bad place to travel to either. I went there because it was the only Romanian city I could go to from Belgrade, and my first impression of it wasn’t a good one. My train arrived late, by 10 at night I walked into a dilapidated and dirty station, filled with gypsy baggers and a few suspicious looking men pushing their ...

... and her [very old] grandmother, shared food with them, and felt much better about trying to sleep.

The train was a bit chilly as the night wore on, but then the heat was turned on. After this, sleep truly was impossible as hot air emanated from the old vinyl seats.

Sighetu to Arad: one 2nd class ticket (11+hrs) - 61.90 lei

... his moments and so when he said turn right and board ferry we saw the funny side. We decided the bridge would be the faster option. We travelled through some rustic towns and past large flat field with crops of corn, barley and lucerne. We arrived at the border and paid the compulsory Romanian Road Tax of 9 Euro for a month and then passed through the Romanian checkpoint without too much delay. We arrived at ...

... ii comerciale.”, spune Maria Grapini, directorul de la Pasmatex.
Īn paralel, fabrica din Timişoara se va vinde şi va fi mutată īn afara ora şului, după Calea Torontalului. „Am luat decizia cu cāţiva ani īn urmă, din păcate, lucrurile merg greu, am cumpă rat pămāntul acum doi ani, proiectul e gata şi sperăm că acest an, sa primim avizul de construcţie”.
Maria ...

... top 3) Omelette with smoke fat (from a pig) mixed sausage and home grown radishes 4) preserved cherries This girl is amazing she makes everything from canned squashed to jams Changing subjects............ I had a FIRST I have been hearing so much about Opera since being here I figured I go to a show. Well between not understanding and having an uncomfortable chair it wasnt too bad. I only fell asleep 3 times. Ill keep you posted jab

... am incercat sa simplific putin lucrurile si sa concentrez discutia pe problema care ma interesa.
- Cu ce pot sa te ajut eu? Ce vrei sa fac pentru tine? Spuneai ca vrei sa demisionezi, e simplu.
- Nu inca, o sa vorbim la o cafea.
Si pleaca la fel de furtunos precum a sosit.

Si totusi, eu nu am inteles nimic din toata povestea. As fi misogin daca as spune ca e o poveste simpla a unei femei speriate.
Eu nu am inteles ...

... reprezinta, conform unor statistici pe care le-am citit recent, doua treimi din averea oricarei natiuni europene. Pentru ca in jurul bunurilor imobile: terenuri, constructii, infrastructura si drepturi conexe se creaza, pana la urma, bunastarea oricarei comunitati.

De ce fraude? Pentru ca ele se intampla zilnic printre noi. Pentru ca m-am saturat sa vad oameni ...

... to. I had contacted a guy on CouchSurfing, but he hadn't had a chance to get back to me as of yesterday afternoon. Since the train didn't finally pull in until after 10pm, I was hardly in a position to huff around town with my pack in search of an internet cafe. Instead I just settled for the easiest - and likewise priciest - option. After a 15-minute walk from the station, I checked into the first hotel I came to: the comfortable and fairly recently renovated Hotel Cina Banatul ...

... Reformed Church, where Laszlo Tokes (whom I actually met once in the Bay Area) vehemently spoke out against the Ceaucescu regime, igniting the 1989 revolution in Romania. Timisoara (Temesvar in Hungarian), an easy 6-hour train ride from Budapest, has served as a good introduction to the country. It has beautiful squares decorated with amazingly ornate buildings; it is apparent that at one time this was a great city. I spent the evening wandering ...

... though, I can find no onward transportation onward to Serbia, though that may have changed by now, as those were dark days then. Belgrade seems little more than a stone’s throw as the crow flies, but that doesn’t do me much good if there are no buses or trains. There are plenty of gypsies here, too, many of them hanging out in front and inside of the train station and generally making nuisances of themselves. It’s time to go back.