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Weekend in Budapest – what to do for two days in the capital of Hungary
On the first weekend of March, we went to the capital of Hungary to celebrate birthday. Budapest is an excellent place for a weekend trip, its center extends over the two former cities of Buda (west of the Danube) and Pest (east of the Danube). Most of the sights are within walking distance, but count on the fact that you will find your way around. Can’t decide which places to visit? Here’s our guide to spending a weekend in Budapest. Friday evening We started our trip exploring the nightlife and having a drink in the famous VI. area, which is also called “Budapest party district”. Király Street is the busiest…
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Hiking with dog in Austria. Rax mountain in Vienna Alps is the perfect place for dog-friendly trip.
We traditionally celebrated my birthdays in another country. I dreamed of mountains, a fireplace and nature, and so we went to Austria with our four-legged partner Balu. Lower Austria is an ideal destination if you want to spend time in dense forests and mountains, but don’t want to travel too far from Vienna. Only an hour from Vienna you will find the Vienna Alps, which are nicknamed the “Paradise of views” due to their wonderful alpine panorama and are a popular skiing destination in winter. We went here in autumn, but we will definitely come back here at another time of the year. The Vienna Alps Only a two-hour drive…
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Slovakia: Traveling with campervan
During the two years since we started writing a blog, but also during those when we didn’t even own a smartphone, we slept in all sorts of places. In the tent, in the open air, in hostels but also in more luxurious hotels, in the car and on the train… but we have always wanted to try what it’s like to travel and sleep in a motorhome. We watched all sorts of videos on YouTube and thought about how these people live there and how they work in such a small space. During our last weeks since returning to Slovakia, it was not so amazing as we imagined, so we…
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We will (not) fly to Cambodia, or how coronavirus changed our travel plans.
We did not want to comment on coronary viruse for a long time, or we are not epidemologists, neither doctors nor scientists. We have critical thinking, we read a lot about it and trying not to panic. Think we’re not the ones to give advices on the Internet. But we been asked what will going to happen to us now. It is why I am writing this blog post, although initially there should be a full positive indication on the topic “how we quit corpo and travel”. How did it all started? The year 2019 was really very fast and hectic. A lot of work, a lot of money saving,…
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Via ferrata in Slovak Paradise. Adventure you will never forget.
I put my foot slowly on a piece of iron that is in a rock and I hold onto a metal rope with my hand. I know I’m locked in with two rigid carabiners, but even the loud waterfall failed to drown out my thoughts on what would happen if I fell. A little in front of me awaits my dad one and behind my back I am encouraged by Matej and my mother. I will climb to the next step, which is also the last one on this rock and realize that, despite fear of heights, I enjoy this adventure in the Slovak mountains. Adrenaline called via ferrata What…
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Slovak fair brands for your autumn wardrobe
Autumn is already here, it is full of autumn colors outside and we are starting to pull out the warmer clothes from the closet. I always look forward to pulling my coat in the fall again, but then I look forward to packing it in the spring. But with this unpacking of autumn things, the “I have nothing to wear” crisis will come every year, or just fashion has changed so quickly since last year that we all feel like everyone is wearing new clothes. If you are trying to live more responsibly and not buy clothes from the “fast fashion” category, it is sometimes difficult to find clothes that…
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Tip for weekend trip: Moving sand dunes in Poland
Sometimes in primary school I learned that they have a desert in Poland. I wasn’t really interested in it, but somehow it miraculously kept this information in my mind, and a few years later, when we moved to Krakow, we began to think about how to get to the desert and whether it really exists. In the article you will find where to find the Polish Sahara and why not underestimate the clothes when you visit it there. Where is the Polish desert? Because of the desert you do not have to travel thousands of kilometers to Africa at all, you only need a hundred, because at our neighbors in…
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What to see in Poland, from sea to mountains.
Poland is a slightly underrated country. We are neighbors, but many people have never been here, or have no idea about beautiful places in Poland. So many of us don’t even want to travel to Poland. I explored Poland for the first time while I was studying in Katowice, and a few years and miles traveled, I came back again, but this time to Krakow. When we explored the beautiful historic town, we decided to explore more cities in Poland. In this article I will show you what magical places are hidden in Poland you may not even know about. Why travel to Poland? You probably already know about the…
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How to become responsible traveler?
Responsible traveling is becoming increasingly popular because travel is more affordable and cheaper than ever. We are all #travellovers, looking for cheap air tickets, we can eat in restaurants, swim with dolphins, rent a car. We can travel our own way. But with these options, I think the responsibility of learning comes as well. We live in an information time, when we can find and verify information with just a few clicks. We can find information about any place, organization, company, people from multiple sources. The use of these options before the trip is, I think, MUST HAVE every traveler, tourist, hiker, because we are going to visit a place…
