Italy: Monumental Metropolis
Venice – Rome – The Vatican – Milan Venice We left Ljubljana early, hoping to get to Venice in the early afternoon. For some unknown reason it was not possible […]
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Slovenia: ‘Ere Be Dragons
Ljubljana – Lake Bled Ljubljana The train ride from Zagreb was trivial in length when compared to some of the journeys we had undertaken in previous weeks. We arrived into […]
Croatia: The Dubrovnik Challenge
Dubrovnik – Split – Zagreb The journey to Dubrovnik was always going to be an interesting one. As we had paid for our InterRail passes we wanted to use the […]
Bulgaria: Beach Break
Sofia – Varna – Sofia Sofia David and I had our earliest start yet from Belgrade, rumour had it that the train would be leaving for Sofia at 07:50 and […]
Serbia: Fight You For It
Belgrade After making a reservation for the journey from Budapest to Belgrade David and I found ourselves sharing a cabin with three young Swedish guys who were embarking on their […]
Hungary: Where’s the Beer?
Budapest We left Bratislava feeling more comfortable than when we arrived, relieved that we wouldn’t be spending the long train ride with an agonizing hangover. The journey itself was largely […]
Slovakia: Hangover City
Bratislava I woke up looking like a pirate, I had a shower and still looked like a pirate. It became quickly apparent that I was still drunk. David and I […]
Austria: The Gates of Europe
Vienna The journey from Krakow to Vienna was a largely uneventful one and the day was spent either in train stations or trains that crawled across Poland, the Czech Republic […]
Poland: Solidarity
Warsaw We awoke early, too early. We had given ourselves an excessive amount of time to get breakfasted before our train and ended up hanging around the station for over […]
Czech Republic: To The East
Prague We checked out of the hostel and headed back to the central station where we were due about an hour of hanging around before our train would depart. Fortunately, […]
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