Eastern Europe has gained fame for its intense nightlife and it is no wonder that Budapest, the capital of Hungary is a destination increasingly visited by partygoers on duty. The eye of the hurricane is kiraly utca street, where I stayed. In front of my hostel, the Wombat, there is a kind of open-air gallery only of restaurants and bars … Read More
How to use maps in Europe
Maps have always been one of the most important tools when traversing a new city. Available in a variety of formats, sizes, colors, models, they are the key to understanding big issues like where I am and where I’m going. To get them just go to an information center located in major stations and airports in major cities. If you … Read More
Public transport in Europe
Urban transport systems in large European cities are generally well developed, allowing you to move easily. The vast majority have subway, train, tram and bus systems. One way to move around easily is to have the map of the transport system, which is sometimes already available on city maps or is distributed separately. Usually the systems are integrated, so if … Read More
Heineken Experience in Amsterdam
Visiting the Heinekem brewery in Amsterdam is a must-see. Upon entering the museum / brewery, you get a bracelet with 3 pins. Each pin equals one glass with beer during the visit. In the first room you are greeted by a video explaining the history of the brewery. Soon after, it goes through some rooms that show some of the … Read More
The Deepest Swimming Pool in the World, Nemo 33
When you think you’ve seen it all you discover the deepest Swimming Pool in the world, Nemo 33 in Brussels, Belgium. In addition, it is possible scuba dive up to the floor, 33 meters underwater if you have the right certification. At that time I was a PADI OpenWater certified and I was able to dive up to 18 meters, which is … Read More