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Eger
We left Lillefured this morning and drove by way of a beautiful mountain road to Egar. It took a while to find the Senator Haz Hotel in a maze of narrow, one-way cobblestone streets. After we did, we walked the gå gatas. Jerry and Art climbed the 112 stairs inside a very slender old minaret, then all of us went up to the castle ruins above our 320 …
Bulls blood? Yes please!
... Dodged a primary school group on an outing and found the dungeons. Lots of evil looking equipment but no English translation, so we had to guess what some of them were for. We swung by the shiny mall again, as Chris had seen a hairdresser there. He is getting a mullet now, it almost flows in the wind. But the mullet is here to stay for a while longer, as the hairdresser was full for the day. Second stop of the day was back the Valley of ...
The Valley of the Beautiful Women
... last 24 hours. Climbed out of the Valley and went into town. At the top of the Valley we came across a couple in their 40's, rolling drunk and completely lost! There's only one road to follow haha. It was absolutely quiet here, all the restaurants were open but there were no patrons. At all. Very awkward. We found the main square with a statue of the famous Istvan Dobar, and walked up to the base of the castle. All the streets are cobblestoned, like ...
Eger
Arrived in Eger today - a small town of ONLY 60,000 people. I should also mention that it was a balmy 38 degrees here - goodbye Melbourne winter, hello ridiculous tan line. Spent the day having a wander around the town (having pre and post lunch ice cream) before heading off to the Valley of Beautiful Women for wine tasting. Hungary is famous for its "Bull's blood" wine which has to have a mixture of at least 3 different types of grapes to be considered this type of ...
The Basilica and The Library
... coming out of the Basilica, we walked over to the Library. The library's furniture was made by a carpenter from the Eger area. Carved and gilded oak provides a warm atmosphere where to sit and read (although the books are so old here they can only be handled by gloved hands). The Library was opened in 1793 and today holds over 160,000 volumes of theology, philosophy and social sciences. The ceiling ...
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“ Excellent find ”
Reviewed Jan 3, 2013
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