The Ardealul Hotel Arad

B-dul. Revolutiei no 98 Arad, Transylvania, Romania

Travel Blogs Nearby

Quelques vidéos!

A travel blog entry by jf.ferland

2

... s (voir épeuramment vide) et que les retards sont choses plus que courante!



*Et je ne vous mentionne pas mon 2h d'attente dans la gare qui donnait des frissons dans le dos! À un certain moment, j'aurais cru voir des personnages de Diablo! ...

You say you want a revolution

A travel blog entry by shultz

9

... around the cars and an unexpected stop in the middle of the Hungarian countryside for about 15 minutes, the fire didn’t seem to cause any problems for the rest of the journey.

Timisoara, Romania is probably most known for being the place where the Romanian Revolution that overthrew the Communist government started in 1989. It all started when a local church pastor in Timisoara made some critical comments against ...

Pierwszy kontakt

A travel blog entry by kupryjaniuk

4

... piękna architektura na Piata Victoriei. Bardzo ładna katedra prawosławna. Czyste, zadbane, zielone miasto. Przystrzyżone krzewy, zadbane trawniki, ścieżki rowerowe. W odróznieniu od przedmieścia. To się powtarzała tez w dalszej podróży - przedmieścia miast są brzydkie, zaniedbane, często zamieszkałe przez Cyganów, centra z kolei uporządkowane.

Wszędzie dostępne ...

Ostriches, stray dogs, and gnomes

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

4
28

... slip. And then we felt them spin pointlessly while we remained exactly where we were. I had a quick look outside and all the grass beneath the front tires was gone, replaced by a long muddy skid mark. Thankfully at this point we noticed a route through the trees that would allow us to avoid the 3-point turn. I was able to reverse a couple of feet and when we tried to head through the trees rather than turn, despite a few worrying moments when the tires began ...

Can we come in? Part 2

A travel blog entry by rassel

... him that our U.K insurance covers us in Europe too. As Romania was part of the EU we should be covered here. His reply was that not all EU rules were as yet established here. I decided the that rule of the British pound might do the trick so I took a risk and put £20 in his hand. It worked, we were free to go: no questions asked!
...