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Trieste, una città italiana che in sé racchiude tutto il fascino dell’architettura e dell’arte austro - ungarico. La città sorge sull’omonimo golfo, e si affaccia sul confine con la Slovenia. Rappresenta da secoli un ponte tra l'Europa centrale e quella meridionale, mescolando caratteri mediterranei, mitteleuropei e slavi. Il territorio cittadino è occupato prevalentemente da un pendio collinare che cresce di altitudine fino a diventare terreno montuoso. La città è a stretto contatto con il territorio del Carso, regione storica, un altopiano roccioso calcareo che si estende tra la provincia di Gorizia e Trieste, Slovenia e Croazia, noto storicamente per essere stato teatro di violente battaglie durante la prima guerra mondiale, tra le truppe italiane e quelle austro - ungariche. In questa guida ti consiglio i migliori luoghi da visitare, i locali dove fermarti a mangiare qualcosa di tipicamente triestino ma soprattutto le aree verdi sperdute che nascondono paesaggi spettacolari da scoprire e l’arte posta sulle facciate di edifici storici, così in bella vista da risultare quasi anonime. Non sono stati certamente trascurati né i musei da visitare assolutamente in una città ricca di cultura come Trieste né i luoghi dove alloggiare.

Sibiu, a picturesque city nestled in the heart of Transylvania, Romania, enchants visitors with its timeless beauty, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene. Steeped in medieval charm, Sibiu's well-preserved old town, with its cobblestone streets and pastel-colored buildings, invites exploration at every turn. This guide includes: - introductory note - places to visit (photo spots, museums and cultural venues,, open squares, beaches and others) - restaurants, coffeeshops and sweets spots - photo spots Get to see more from my travels on my Instagram (@pedralexpereira) and Flickr (flickr.com/photos/pedralexpereira)

If you come to London I can bring you to my favourite spots, but if you go to Budapest I can suggest to you the one my bestie told me about and showed me while I was there! 🩷 And I can reassure you that she has the same high standards I have, especially when it comes to food! ✨

Located in the mid-west of the country, Sibiu is in Transylvania with a view of the magnificent Southern Carpathian Mountains. The town has a strong Germanic influence and a romantic Old Europe charm. It is tourist friendly. You'll hear a blend of Romanian, German, Hungarian, and English being spoken around the city. Great for a day trip as you explore Romania, a long weekend visit, or stay a few days more! If you enjoy this guide, please save it, share it, leave a tip, or write a review! Follow me and be the first to know when I create new guides. Thanks!

Hungarian cuisine is said to be one of the spiciest in Europe, perhaps because we use a lot of paprika, black pepper and other spices. Majority of the dishes are based on meat, carbs and seasonal vegetables & fruits. The list of dishes to try can be rather long, especially if the recommendation comes from a Hungarian. 🙂 Below you will find a highlight and a culinary map, which will hopefully help you decide where to eat in Budapest.

Croatian sweets are undeniably delightful, offering a diverse range of flavours to satisfy any craving. From the comforting allure of apple cakes to the indulgent richness of cream-filled strudels and pancakes, there's something for every palate. One notable confection is the Madjarica, affectionately known as the "Hungarian girl" cake, featuring layers of chocolate and cream—a treat reserved for special celebrations. For those with a penchant for cheesecakes, Croatian versions made with cottage cheese offer a delightful balance of sweetness, often accompanied by a generous serving of fresh berries. A controversial yet beloved classic is the Čupavci, reminiscent of Australian lamingtons but with a distinct Croatian twist. Rožata, Croatia's take on custard or flan, delights with its smooth texture and subtle sweetness. Meanwhile, Kremsnita captivates with its creamy custard and delicate, flaky crust, a favourite among locals and visitors alike. For those craving a fruity indulgence, Breskvice cookies present a delightful surprise, resembling peaches both in appearance and taste, with a hint of rum-infused peach jam. Additionally, the Medjimurska Gibanica layer cake and Salenjaci pastry offer unique flavours and textures, showcasing the rich culinary heritage of Croatia and neighbouring regions. In the realm of coffee, Zagreb offers a blend of traditional and contemporary roasting styles. While lighter roasts may be less common, roasters like Cogtio and Quahwa take their craft seriously, offering a robust selection of carefully roasted beans. Exploring the city's diverse café scene reveals hidden gems, with some establishments doubling as roasteries, ensuring a fresh and flavorful coffee experience. Whether you're strolling through the neighbourhood or cycling to your next destination, Zagreb's café culture invites you to savour the moment and indulge in the city's sweet offerings.

Be transported to times of medieval lore at Corvin Castle in Transylvania. One of Romania's most majestic castles, its history dates back over 600 years to the Hungarian empire. I'll tell you how to get to the castle, show you additional sites in the area, and of course introduce you to the best coffee and food in town! Extend your stay in boutique lodging with a view of the castle. If you enjoy this guide, please save it, share it, leave a tip, or give a review! Follow me and be the first to know when I create new guides. Thanks!

Margaret island is located in the middle of the Danube in the center of Budapest. With its huge parks, sport centers, swimming pools and promenades, it is the one of the most beloved recreational areas in the Hungarian capital. You can come here to chill, have a picnic, take a nap in the shade, excercise or hang out in one of the restaurants and bars.

If you want to have a break from the sightseeing, get a different perspective on the Hungarian capital city or you just need to escape the urban environment, these parks and recreational areas are the perfect green oases in Budapest. They are easily accessible by public transport, by bike or by foot so you don't necessarily need a car or a taxi to visit them.

Budapest’s unique history makes it a cultural capital all its own. You can see it’s ancient, Ottoman, and Soviet history in every neighborhood, making it a fantastic city break destination! This guide has everything you need for 2 fast paced or 3 relaxing days in Budapest. It’s perfect for a first time visit! On this guide, you’ll get: - general tips for what to know before you get to Budapest - the major sights with notes on what you’re seeing and if they need advanced booking - 3 ways to get an overview of the city - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - 10 of the major sights, some free and some paid entry - 9 Hungarian restaurants at varying price points, 3 international restaurants, and 3 cafes - 4 cocktail bars and 3 ruin bars (a Budapest specialty) - 3 accomodation options in the historic center

Hungarian food is amazing. Budapest has this perfect mix of influences from Central Europe, Austria, and its own culinary traditions come together to make some great meals. Budapest also has a bunch of great restaurants representing food from all over the world! Combine that with the city’s unique ruin bars, great cocktail bars, and a delicious coffeeshop scene, and you’ve got a city you won’t want to miss! On this guide, you’ll get: - general tips for what to know before you get to Budapest - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - 9 Hungarian restaurants at varying price points, 3 international restaurants, and 3 cafes - 4 cocktail bars and 3 ruin bars (a Budapest specialty) Before you buy: everything on this list is included in the Budapest Master Guide, so if you want activity suggestions as well, choose that instead!

Budapest is a super affordable, yet rich in Hungarian history, architecture & culture. Many people visit for a long weekend. However Hungary is way more than just goulash & Budapest. 1 hour away from the city and you're in another world. In an ASIAN world. 🎎 We spent one of our favorite autumn weekends in Cserhát-mountain, when our little girl was 1 year old. The best part of this weekend was that we visited these locations following a special Asian theme. The itinerary is totally toddler-approved! My husband and I have loved Asia for a decade now. He lived in Japan, and I have a deep connection with South-Korea. Needless to say, with such a background, everything Asian related is a little closer to our hearts.

Budapest boasts a lot of beautiful scultpures throughout the city but did you know there are over 30 mini sculptures dispersed throughout as well? Made by Hungarian-Ukrainian artist Mihály Kolodko, they are a lot of fun to discover and to learn a small bit about Budapest history as well! Below you will find a list of where all the mini sculptures are located within Budapest and the towns nearby. Have fun!

Everything you need to know to make a perfect circle around Istria, Croatia in 5 days. Traveling around this pristine peninsula shaped by Roman, Venetian, and Austro-Hungarian influences, you NEED a guide. Touristy "Blue Istria" (the coastal part) and untouched "Green Istria (inside of the peninsula) have both their secrets. You need a friend who's seen it all, and who knows tricks to show you the way. I have been that friend many times, and I want to support you in your exploration too. Let this be your guide around Istria. I have spent years exploring every part of Istria and I won't stop. Do you know why? Because it is still full of secrets, which can be uncovered with the next visit. I'm putting my best recommendations, and experience into this 5 days itinerary. What's Included: 📝 5-day itinerary to guide you through Istria (day-by-day activities to uncover Istrian secrets) 🤩 Top things to do and see (they will help you to fill your days) 🍴 Places to eat (recommendations where to taste the best Istrian cuisine) 🛏 Acoomodations to rest after busy days 🍷 Where to taste the best glasses of Istrian wines Of course, you can prepare an itinerary like that by yourself. But you will still worry yourself if you miss some hidden Istrian secret. Or you can download this guide and instantly feel confident that you'll be able to see and do everything you want.

Have you a sweet tooth? Do you want to discover the most enchanting and delicious pastry (or bakery) shops in Budapest? I firmly believe this guide is for you, my dear. Here is a short but irresistible guide that will take you to the sweet heart of the Hungarian capital, between tradition and innovation.

A merger of two old cities in 1873 - Buda and Pest, separated by the Danube River - the capital of Hungary seems like a place out of a fairy tale. 🏰 With some castles here and some other majestic buildings there, I found it to be an elegant, chic and romantic city, with different cultural influences (such as Roman, Ottoman, Slavic, Jewish and Austrian). Known as the “Paris of the East” or the “Pearl of the Danube”, the city is also designated as the “City of SPAs”, therefore this guide includes a list of some famous thermal baths and SPAs, alongside dining/drinking and shopping venues. Of course, all the major tourist attractions are included, as well. ✨Must Do: go on an evening sightseeing cruise along the Danube! 🌶️Hungarian cuisine is synonymous with paprika. Few cuisines are quite so intertwined with a single ingredient as Hungary’s is with paprika — the spice that gives some of the country’s best-known dishes their intense orange colour and characteristic peppery flavour. Paprika is made from the dried ground pods of several types of capsicum annuum pepper, and it comes in a range of heat levels from édes (sweet) to csipos (hot) and different levels of coarseness. In Budapest it’s sold everywhere, from small grocery stores to local food markets, where small-scale producers sell it by the kilogram in unlabelled plastic bags. For the highest quality, seek reputable family producers such as Hódi or PaprikaMolnár.

Guide to the least visited National Park in the continental US (and one of the most magical!) Total trip time: 3-7 days Nearest major cities to start from: - Illinois: Chicago - Minnesota: Duluth, Minneapolis - Wisconsin: Green Bay - Michigan: Marquette

Passing through Budapest on your way to another city and don't want to break the bank? Or maybe this city is the highlight of your trip? Either way, this is the guide for you! Conveniently discover the highlights of Budapest in one day, all without a car. Even if you have more than a day in Budapest, I'd recommend this guide to distinguish the top sights.

Where to Go, Where to Stay, Where to Eat, and What to Do—our guide is crafted to help you make the most of your Budapest adventure without sacrificing the charm and culture that make this city truly special. Let's GO!

We did a 7-day trip to Budapest, Vienna, and Prague, so if you plan to visit multiple cities like this, then a 2-day Budapest itinerary will be perfect for you!