Not a full-time traveler, but acts like one.
Hands down, the best city thus far. I still could not believe this is the capital and the largest city in the country. It is so far from how I expected the capital of a country should be; chaotic, dull and crowded.
Continue reading “City of Fantasy, Ljubljana”
Vienna to Zagreb by the UNESCO-listed Semmering rail route WAS AMAZING. Continue reading “Gorgeous Little Zagreb”
I was in a budget hostel. A hostel. And on a budget. But with the scenes at every corner of the city, I felt like I was underdressed. Continue reading “Feeling Classy in Vienna”
I am a fan of Game of Throne. And this castle looked like a part of Westeros. Continue reading “Devin Castle”
I took the train from Budapest to Bratislava in the morning and got there just before the afternoon. The Sunday morning was quiet. I wondered what had happened in the city. I did not expect the capital to be so empty. Continue reading “Charms of Bratislava”
Waking up in the morning never felt so easy. It was a light, free and easy day around the Pearl of Danube. Continue reading “Touristy in Budapest”
I needed a friend. I wanted to go home. Not back to Edinburgh where I study. I wanted to go back to Singapore, a direct flight home. Continue reading “A Surprise in Budapest”
Cracow’s old town did not disappoint. I loved the medieval atmosphere of bricked old walls and wooden posts as if it was still being used as a fortress. Continue reading “Darn, Cracow.”
I would usually go to the nearby towns by public transport, but I really wanted to have a good time absorbing the atmosphere at the camps in Auschwitz and not waste a lot of energy on the way. I decided to book a tour (seekracow.com) that directly pick me up from my hostel and back. There was even a student price for the tour, which is a no-brainer for me. Continue reading “The Concentration Camps”
Today was the start of my East Europe adventure. And I already made a mistake. Continue reading “Glasgow to Warsaw, the Understatement”
My first half of the year has been nothing short of amazing. Everything seemed to have happened so fast. Continue reading “7 Countries and 12 Cities”
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