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... stores, expensive restaurants and fountains galore. We spend a few hours just staring at all the old buildings, thinking about all the history that they have witnessed. <br><br>In the afternoon we head out of the old town, and north to the University area, where we can find a place to stay and something to eat. We end up at the Vegas Hostel. Forgive it's name, it's not like that. A small place, pretty popular too ...

... gectikce daha da yobazlasmak icin elimizden geleni yapiyoruz. Zaten toplanmak istesek de bir meydanimiz bile yok. Karnaval duzenlesek, taskinliktan, sarkintiliktan en sonunda polis gelir, kalabaligi dagitir.<br><br>Aksama dogru etraf hareketleniyor. Dogrusu bir terk cirkin kiz yok soylentisi sehir efsanesi imis. Evet guzel kizlar goruyorum ama o kadari bizde de var. Bunlar biraz daha fizikli. Milan'da nasil herkes ...

... dito de Bratislava aonde impera o estilo soviético e a influência ocidental-capitalista ainda é saliente. Confesso que inúmeras são as vezes que provo ter um gosto excêntrico e gostar de particularidades que poucas ...

... which is unfortunate because we only had one night in the city. Monday morning, we headed basically across the street to go to our location for our speakers. I enjoyed the first one. He told us all about the EU and Slovakia's relationship and the political aspects of Slovakia. However, our second speaker made me extremely annoyed. He continuously mocked the United States and I was getting very perturbed. Once we were free for the ...

... recuperar o fôlego antes da íngreme subida em direção ao castelo. O castelo no topo da colina no centro de Bratislava foi para mim, assim como praticamente 100% dos castelos que já visitei, uma decepção. A vista do castelo desde o nível do rio Danúbio é incrível. Castelos no topo de colinas tem algum aspecto arquitetônico que realmente me atrai. Mas depois de encarar a subida e chegar ao portão de entrada do castelo me decepcionei com a falta de detalhes da ...

Hello again everyone!! This has been quite the exciting trip already! Where to begin.... My first flight, from Atlanta to DC, was running a little late due to the changing of captains. Not a big deal, right? So they begin allowing everyone to board, and once we all get to the plane, they stop us, make us turn around, and go sit back down in the airport. Turns out boarding was ...

La capital de la Slovaquie n'a rien d'extraordinaire à offrir comparé aux autres grandes villes de l'Europe de l'Est. Par contre, on s'est bien amusé dans les clubs le soir. Un des aspects les plus intéressants est le fait qu'on a réussi à se trouver une pension pour 17 personnes, tous logés dans la même maison, 2 ou 3 ...

... paid an admission fee and went in. We also saw some traditional instruments and intricate wire sculptures that are popular in Slovakia. After admiring the view of Bratislava, featuring a wealth of cookie-cutter communist-era apartment blocks (gotta love the concrete), we headed into the old town. Bratislava is quite a small city and the old town does not have too many "must see" sights, but it has a good vibe, with lots of street cafes on the winding lanes ...

... oil and liberally applies to the pan.. about 3/4 of the way through he needs to go to the toilet so I take over, while standing there stirring I think to myself this smells awfully scented and seems to be bubbling excessively - a check of the said bottled confirmed my suspicion - Dishwashing liquid... lovely. So we start again using butter and get the chicken on the go. Come to where we need to add the cream we brought -sour ...

... Best thing to do is ask. The celebration of St Misie takes place every year in the town and residents gather to take part. It just so happens that this town is the birthplace of the president of Slovakia who also attends. He struck me as a kindly man who was clearly liked. Show over we went looking for food. A recommendation took us to a village called Sraj Mlyol, and a road side eatery, American themed as it turned out. We ...