Budapest is an amazing city.
Not only is the capital of Hungary gorgeous, what is really surprising is the welfare it communicates: it could very well be the capital of one of the richest countries on earth.
Once again you need to go visit a place to understand it, otherwise you will stick to stereotypes which have nothing to do with reality...
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Plzen
When you visit a place for 2 days you have just a few elements to get an idea of the city.
It's very tricky if you cannot talk to anybody since everyone speaks only their own language.
Probably Pilsen (or Plzen) offers more during the weekend when everyone feels like partying, but during weekdays it's the opposite of Belgrade: nobody around and empty pubs.
However there might be some festival which could offer some pleasant moment...
It's very tricky if you cannot talk to anybody since everyone speaks only their own language.
Probably Pilsen (or Plzen) offers more during the weekend when everyone feels like partying, but during weekdays it's the opposite of Belgrade: nobody around and empty pubs.
However there might be some festival which could offer some pleasant moment...
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Beograd
It's hard to describe a city which you visit for less than 48 hours.
So you need to trust your instincts, your sixth sense.
Belgrade is a peculiar city: not so attractive during the day, very fascinating with the dark.
It communicates strong emotions, because those who live there do nothing to hide their feelings, with the inevitable Balcan attitude.
What a shame the girls repress their feelings after showing them...
So you need to trust your instincts, your sixth sense.
Belgrade is a peculiar city: not so attractive during the day, very fascinating with the dark.
It communicates strong emotions, because those who live there do nothing to hide their feelings, with the inevitable Balcan attitude.
What a shame the girls repress their feelings after showing them...
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