Weekend in Budapest – best 3 day itinerary to visit

Budapest weekend
My hometown, my beloved Budapest, caters to visitors of all interests - whether you love architecture, the thermal baths, the trendy ruins bars, the gastronomy or the culture, you come to the right place! Budapest has a wonderful mix of old and new: a rich history, fascinating museums, spacious parks, a vibrant foodie scene and, most of all, a jaw-dropping view of the Danube from a few easy-to-reach viewpoints. Read more

In Iraq, as a tourist

Irak
When you think of a holiday, Iraq is the last place that comes to mind, as most people associate it with images of war. Few tourists have visited the country in the last four decades, as the war between Iraq and Iran and the rise of the Islamic State have been uninviting. Even if there were some enterprising travellers, obtaining a visa was a nightmare, so foreign visitors were virtually limited to pilgrims and official business. Read more

Fire pit or Garden of Eden? Socotra, the secret island of Yemen

Socotra látnivalók
Surreal trees in the sky, desert roses in pink blossom, dreamy beaches, wild canyons and a sky covered with millions of stars... who wouldn't want to experience the Garden of Eden, where mass tourism hasn't yet invaded and get a glimpse of what the world was like before the advent of man? There are few places left in the world where this experience is as authentic as Socotra, so it's no wonder more and more people are putting the island on their bucket list. Read more

The country I walked around: Nauru

Nauru
Nauru cannot be considered a picturesque country by any stretch. It has only one expensive airline and only one-star hotels, to say the least. There is nothing to see, the beaches are unsuitable for swimming and the climate is unbearable. So what does it offer? The mystique of an undiscovered, unknown destination. Read more

Eger – best things to do

Eger things to do

It is always exciting to visit cities that I last saw when I was a child. Sometimes it’s absolutely startling how a place has changed. I had to do my best to keep up with Eger, if I wanted to fit all the important sites into just a two-day visit. Of all the many interesting sites, I am highlighting those I feel every visitor should see.

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