Tuesday, April 25, 2017
End of March and Ali's Visit
It's been a long long time since I've written about what I've been up to but here's my attempt at catching up on an entire month.
Cool things I've done:
Cool things I've done:
- On March 30th- I went and saw a Soulection show. It's a private label out of LA and what the label stands for is incredible. They're bringing music beyond the limitations of "genre" and supporting an atmosphere of R&B, Hip Hop, Electronic, and House. There are some pretty famous producers on the label and they're focusing on developing the label by bringing on a really cool international crew. I went by myself to the show and it was really fun, I enjoyed a Royal Beer and just danced in the crowd.
- I hit up some coffee shops while writing my synopsis and preparing for oral exams.
- A new food market started on Saturdays and Sundays in the meat packing district. I went with Teresa, Rachel, and Maddie and we had a really great time listening to live music and messing around. The weather was incredible (very few of those days) and it was great. I got pretty tipsy off a great mix of beer and aperol spritz.
- I hit up an awesome sandwich spot with Shane and Teresa. Apparently it was legendary and I enjoyed this Mexican sandwich and it was pretty incredible.
- Ali came to town on April 6th!! It was such a great time showing her around the city. We had the best thursday: picked her up from the airport, iced her, enjoyed champagne gummy bears, cooked them dinner, and then went to Enzo/Hive, bought into our friend's table and had a night filled with a lot of Ls but it was so much fun. (TBT Ali wore my jacket home, thought I lost my jacket that contained my entire life, slept in katie's bed because we were locked out, turns out Ali was wearing my jacket). We showed Ali the classic stuff in Copenhagen, along with getting brunch at Union Kitchen, going to Tivoli (I got so sick on those rides), walking through a cemetery with a ton of cherry blossoms and hitting up a second hand market. We also hit up Paper Island twice. I think Ali had a really great time, although she left without finding her leather jacket but I think we thoroughly good time and how we get down in Copenhagen
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Reacquainting with Copenhagen
I will finally be in Copenhagen for more than 3 days at a time!! Finals for my Q3 classes are coming up, plus the bank account is looking a little bit lower than I was hoping it to be. I've been in Cope for about a week now as I'm writing this and I'm really enjoying it.
I got back late Monday night, but was able to see Katie's family who was in town at the glass market and catch up with responsibilities on Tuesday. I dedicated my days on Thursday and Friday to my operations management synopsis and handed it in yesterday (Monday). I pregamed in Kathrine on last Tuesday as there were a lot of people in town but ended up not going out as I had class all day on Wednesday and went to Zoo bar that night for their Spring opener. The line ended up being really long so we went to Cucaracha and got amazing strawberry daquiris. I hit two coffee shops on Thursday- Democratic and Next Door Cafe. I also walked through Normal- a really cool and cheap home goods store. On Thursday night, Shane and I went to see a CPH:DOX event. It was all about the history and comeback of cassette tapes. On one hand, it would definitely be cool to buy some while traveling because they're a lot easier to carry. On the other hand, I'm not sure how useful they are as I have no way of listening to it. It's pretty interesting to hear that sales have been increasing though. After the documentary, there was a live performance by this guy who picked up tapes throughout African markets and played a gig. It was pretty fun and Shane and I drank amazing beer. On Friday, I just relaxed in my dorm and did work in there as I balled out the previous day. I ended up going for a really long nice walk on Friday and picked up a ton of bread from Too Good To Go, some friends picked up cheese/meat/jam and we hung out in Kathrine and had wine. It was such a great night. On Saturday, we went to this outdoor concert near Islands Brygge and there was a band floating on a raft playing Danish music. We went out to Francis Pony that night, drank some amazing cocktails and later hit Chateau Motel (so fun so euro) and obviously ended it with schwarma. Sunday, I really did not have a productive day at all as we got home around 4:30 that morning. Danielle, Teresa and I went to Buzz Kaffebar and got some work done- I really liked this cafe as they had a student discount and definitely plan on going back. Monday, I submitted my essay and tried out another coffee place called Vintage Coffee near Kathrine. They had maybe the best cappuccino I've ever had and I would love to go back for some cheesecake. Monday night, Rachel, Teresa and I went to a quiz night at a bar called Sohesten, we did awful but that's ok. I learned a lot of random facts. Now- I'm at Kaffeplantagen in Norrebro listening to some jazz music and about to start my retail marketing synopsis! What a day, what a time.
I couldn't sleep this morning and as I was laying in bed at 5am (eating some chocolate muesli because I was hungry), I decided I'm going to start posting more photos and just writing descriptions to sum up my days while in Copenhagen. But for now, here are some pics from the past week.
I got back late Monday night, but was able to see Katie's family who was in town at the glass market and catch up with responsibilities on Tuesday. I dedicated my days on Thursday and Friday to my operations management synopsis and handed it in yesterday (Monday). I pregamed in Kathrine on last Tuesday as there were a lot of people in town but ended up not going out as I had class all day on Wednesday and went to Zoo bar that night for their Spring opener. The line ended up being really long so we went to Cucaracha and got amazing strawberry daquiris. I hit two coffee shops on Thursday- Democratic and Next Door Cafe. I also walked through Normal- a really cool and cheap home goods store. On Thursday night, Shane and I went to see a CPH:DOX event. It was all about the history and comeback of cassette tapes. On one hand, it would definitely be cool to buy some while traveling because they're a lot easier to carry. On the other hand, I'm not sure how useful they are as I have no way of listening to it. It's pretty interesting to hear that sales have been increasing though. After the documentary, there was a live performance by this guy who picked up tapes throughout African markets and played a gig. It was pretty fun and Shane and I drank amazing beer. On Friday, I just relaxed in my dorm and did work in there as I balled out the previous day. I ended up going for a really long nice walk on Friday and picked up a ton of bread from Too Good To Go, some friends picked up cheese/meat/jam and we hung out in Kathrine and had wine. It was such a great night. On Saturday, we went to this outdoor concert near Islands Brygge and there was a band floating on a raft playing Danish music. We went out to Francis Pony that night, drank some amazing cocktails and later hit Chateau Motel (so fun so euro) and obviously ended it with schwarma. Sunday, I really did not have a productive day at all as we got home around 4:30 that morning. Danielle, Teresa and I went to Buzz Kaffebar and got some work done- I really liked this cafe as they had a student discount and definitely plan on going back. Monday, I submitted my essay and tried out another coffee place called Vintage Coffee near Kathrine. They had maybe the best cappuccino I've ever had and I would love to go back for some cheesecake. Monday night, Rachel, Teresa and I went to a quiz night at a bar called Sohesten, we did awful but that's ok. I learned a lot of random facts. Now- I'm at Kaffeplantagen in Norrebro listening to some jazz music and about to start my retail marketing synopsis! What a day, what a time.
I couldn't sleep this morning and as I was laying in bed at 5am (eating some chocolate muesli because I was hungry), I decided I'm going to start posting more photos and just writing descriptions to sum up my days while in Copenhagen. But for now, here are some pics from the past week.
A walk home to my dorm from the gym
Tomato, Mozz, Basil sandwich from Next Door
CPH:DOX event
Frederiksberg Slot- on my walk
Frederiksberg Garden- on my walk (cycling, not running, through a field of slowers)
Too Good to Go!
Floating Raft Concert
Vintage Coffee cappucino
Tuesday morning bike ride
Kaffeplantegen
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
PRAGUE & BUDAPEST
On to my third trip of March. I know I mentioned it before but I will truly miss this freedom and spontaneity in my life. But I've learned that I love to just leisurely walk around cities, see the sights, try the food, meet the people, and just take it in. I like not having to rush any part of my day and just be in a happy place while exploring a new city and understanding how the present day culture shows the city's past history. This is especially relevant to my trip in Eastern Europe.
I was so excited to travel to Prague and Budapest as I was visiting a friend in each city and got to see and understand their abroad lives. I was also meeting up with Utter who would be my travel buddy for the trip. Before leaving on Thursday, I spent my week catching up with Copenhagen friends, completing readings, and went out tot DuPong on Wednesday. I also put down a deposit on where I am living in Houston this summer! But with a quick turnover from last weekend's trip, I was heading to the airport on Thursday morning to go to the Czech Republic.
Thursday, March 16th
I arrived at the Copenhagen airport with a few minutes before my flight and was able to grab a coffee from Joe and the Juice and read a few pages in "The Birth and Death of American Cities." It was actually really nice to just relax in the airport. I arrived in Prague a few hours later in the early in the afternoon and found my way on the metro to a coffee shop called CafeDu where I met Stef. I ended up getting this bread and a lemonade as it was so warm in Prague. It hit the spot. We then went to Stef's apartment (which was so nice with lots of space, sunlight, and beautiful dark wood trimmings) and waited for Utter to arrive. Once Utter arrived, we walked to the Old Town Square and went to the top of the Astronomical Clock to see a great view of Prague. We see the castle in the distance and the huge, fairytale like city below us. We then walked around Old Town and ended up going back to Stef's apartment thinking she had a phone call with a potential employer; however, Jacqueline ended up surprising Utter and I. We had no idea she was coming and the surprise was so much fun. After chilling and catching up, we went to Las Adelitas for a huge mexican dinner with margaritas. We got two pitchers of this really fresh mint margaritas, chips and guac, and Jac and I shared Molcajete (roast beef flank steak, chorizo, cheese, prickly pear caucus, and onions in a mortar). It was so much red meat but so good. We ended up going back to Stef's place to pregame with some G&Ts with ginger and lime, then went to Harley's Music Bar where we got drinks (think an Adios blue drink) then went to Roxy. The night was so much fun and we danced so much.
Friday, March 17th
We woke up and went straight to brunch at Cafe Savoy. This may be one of the fanciest brunches I have had since abroad- the food was so good. I ended up getting an omelette with cheese and a cappuccino and we shared waffles and there was a ton of bread and jam- so great. We then walked to the Lennon Wall, passing a huge park. We took a few photos then walked to St. Nicholas Church up to the Prague Castle. We walked into St. Vitus Cathedral at the Prague Castle and the inside was so beautiful with stained glass windows. The Castle was on a hill and there was a really great view of the city. We then walked across the Charles Bridge after hitting this really cool design area (my favorite store was The Chemistry Design Store). On the Charles Bridge, I saw the John of Nepomuk statue and we touched the plaque as it is supposed to be good look. On the other side of the bridge, we got TrdelnÃk (I got soft serve vanilla ice cream, strawberries, and nutella- so good) at Stef's favorite place and then we walked to the Gallery of Art Prague where I saw an exhibition on how Andy Warhol adjust to America from his Cezchian background and a ton of Salvador Dali art (whole new appreciation). Afterwards we went to The Pub as it was St. Patty's Day and poured ourselves our own Pilsner Urquell from the tap. We met up with Stef's friends and their friends and ordered some chips at this place as well. We later left and went to get a Thai massage at this place that had shops set up throughout the city. We then went back to Stef's place to get ready before our dinner at Restaurace Kravin. I tried the beef goulash with homemade dumplings and red onions and it was so good- but at this point I was really feeling the red meat. We then went back to Stef's apartment to get ready to go out and went to this bar for a drink then went to Lucerna Music Bar for a 80s and 90s night. It was so much fun- and the music was great. We met a really nice Croatian guy in line, I saw Jake LaBine who I have not seen in forever, and danced the night away.
Saturday March 18th
We woke up a little later today as we were out pretty late on Friday. We went to this huge food truck festival on the Vltava River. We ate so much food- we shared a strawberry and nutella crepe, a strawberry and whipped cream waffle, fries with mayo and ketchup, and a bahn mi sandwich. All of it was delicious. We then walked to the other side of the river and went to a farmers market where I bought socks handknit by Czechian grandmothers, a couple of cookies, and some tulips for Stef to thank her for having us. We also had this delicious pesto bread sandwich that was so good. At this point, it was time to head back to Stef's apartment to go to the train to catch it to Budapest. Utter and I said bye to Stef and Jac at the train station and hopped on a train for 7 hours that took us through the Slovakian countryside to Budapest. The train actually went by so quickly and there was this beautiful rainbow for a part of it. Ali picked us up from the Budapest train station with a bottle of champagne and we headed to her apartment in the Jewish quarter. She had made us dinner, we met her roommates, and we watched the end of the basketball game- Wisco ended up beating Villanova in a game where we were supposed to lose. It was so fun to watch the game and celebrate our win in Budapest. We then pregamed at her apartment, I tried Palinka which was absolutely nasty, and left for a ruin bar called Szimpla Kert. I got a nice craft beer there and ended up smoking a hookah with Ali, Utter, and her Budapest friends. We ended the night at Olive Tree Hummus with some delicious pita, hummus, and vegetables- it was such good hummus.
Sunday, March 19th
We woke up, ate some breakfast at Ali's place, and then left for a day of exploring Budapest. We started first at the Szimpla Kert farmers market. We got to see the ruin bar during the day which was a totally different experience at night. It was so cool how all of the decorations were so random and made this previously bombed building look so beautiful and happy. This goes to show how you can tell Budapest is still recovering from its past history of communism and WW2. We then walked to the Dohany Street Synagogue, which is Europe's largest synagogue, then walked through the Inner City to see the Basilica (this was such a beautiful building) and then we rubbed the Fat Policeman Statue's tummy for good luck. We then crossed the Danube on the Szenchenyi Chain Bridge to go to the Buda Castle. We walked up this big hill and got to see a beautiful panorama of Budapest. We then walked to Fisherman's Bastion and saw Matyas Temple. This was a really beautiful stroll and we got another great view of the city. We also got a cinnamon Kurtoskalacs or Chimney Cake and enjoyed this while looking at the beautiful tile of the Temple. We then walked down the hill, and crossed the Danube again walking to the Parliament building passing the Shoes on the Danube Memorial. This memorial is dedicated to the Jews in Budapest who were killed right before the end of WW2. The Parliament is such a beautiful building and it was such a great day out that we just enjoyed ourselves by the Parliament. We then caught the metro to go to Szenchenyi Thermal Bath- the most famous baths in Budapest. Although it was touristy, it was so fun being able to bath in a traditional bath and hang out with Ali and Utter and just relax. There was also a synchronized swimming competition going on at the same time. We then went back home after this and got ready to go to Drum Cafe for dinner. All 3 of us ordered traditional Hungarian food. I got to try langosh, cheese and mushroom soup, baked cheese pancake with paprika, and hungarian noodles. It was such a heavy dinner but so delicious- however I could not imagine eating this every night. After dinner we went on a night cruise on the Danube and this was my favorite part of Budapest because it is absolutely beautiful at night as all of the important buildings are lit up. They make the most beautiful reflections on the Danube and we just got to chill for 2 hours, drink champagne, and take it all in. It's in these moments where I catch myrself and really appreciate my life. Afterwards, we went to Sweetheart for some v frothy milkshakes, then went to check out another ruin bar called Pont, and a ruin bar/restaurant called Mazel Tov. I tried a Hungarian wine called Petreny Big Band Bikaver wine- which was delicious. I think Hungary has a very low key but sophisticated wine culture. We then ended up heading home and going to bed.
Monday, March 20th
We woke up and went straight to hike up to see the Citadel. This was a really nice hike and once we reached the top, we saw the best view in all of Budapest. It was a great way to start the day, and we also ate a sour cherry and cottage cheese strudel at the top. Afterwards, we hit Central Market Hall to buy some postcards and other goodies, then walked to get some coffee and lunch back at Olive Tree for some hummus and pita. This was a pretty funny experience as it was classic Hungarian customer service- maybe some of the shittiest attention but all you can do is appreciate it. At this point, we went back to Ali's and I packed up my stuff and left for the airport.
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Although Prague and Budapest are both in Eastern Europe, and I could pick up that vibe (stinky men, not the best service, a little bit rougher around the edges) the cities are very different from each other. Prague was more of a fairytale type of place with really similiar architecture throughout the city. My favorite view was from the top of the astronomical clock looking over the city with the Prague Castle in the background. It was absolutely stunning. I mentioned this before but you could tell Budapest is still recovering from its past history- which was pretty cool. It's definitely larger and a little bit dirtier than Prague but I loved it so much- you could tell it was Bohemia especially inside the ruin bars. I would love to go back to Hungary and explore the wine region- I think it would be great as there's not too much attention drawn by it. It was also pretty cool being able to train through the Slovakian countryside. Just another great euro adventure!!
I was so excited to travel to Prague and Budapest as I was visiting a friend in each city and got to see and understand their abroad lives. I was also meeting up with Utter who would be my travel buddy for the trip. Before leaving on Thursday, I spent my week catching up with Copenhagen friends, completing readings, and went out tot DuPong on Wednesday. I also put down a deposit on where I am living in Houston this summer! But with a quick turnover from last weekend's trip, I was heading to the airport on Thursday morning to go to the Czech Republic.
Thursday, March 16th
I arrived at the Copenhagen airport with a few minutes before my flight and was able to grab a coffee from Joe and the Juice and read a few pages in "The Birth and Death of American Cities." It was actually really nice to just relax in the airport. I arrived in Prague a few hours later in the early in the afternoon and found my way on the metro to a coffee shop called CafeDu where I met Stef. I ended up getting this bread and a lemonade as it was so warm in Prague. It hit the spot. We then went to Stef's apartment (which was so nice with lots of space, sunlight, and beautiful dark wood trimmings) and waited for Utter to arrive. Once Utter arrived, we walked to the Old Town Square and went to the top of the Astronomical Clock to see a great view of Prague. We see the castle in the distance and the huge, fairytale like city below us. We then walked around Old Town and ended up going back to Stef's apartment thinking she had a phone call with a potential employer; however, Jacqueline ended up surprising Utter and I. We had no idea she was coming and the surprise was so much fun. After chilling and catching up, we went to Las Adelitas for a huge mexican dinner with margaritas. We got two pitchers of this really fresh mint margaritas, chips and guac, and Jac and I shared Molcajete (roast beef flank steak, chorizo, cheese, prickly pear caucus, and onions in a mortar). It was so much red meat but so good. We ended up going back to Stef's place to pregame with some G&Ts with ginger and lime, then went to Harley's Music Bar where we got drinks (think an Adios blue drink) then went to Roxy. The night was so much fun and we danced so much.
Friday, March 17th
We woke up and went straight to brunch at Cafe Savoy. This may be one of the fanciest brunches I have had since abroad- the food was so good. I ended up getting an omelette with cheese and a cappuccino and we shared waffles and there was a ton of bread and jam- so great. We then walked to the Lennon Wall, passing a huge park. We took a few photos then walked to St. Nicholas Church up to the Prague Castle. We walked into St. Vitus Cathedral at the Prague Castle and the inside was so beautiful with stained glass windows. The Castle was on a hill and there was a really great view of the city. We then walked across the Charles Bridge after hitting this really cool design area (my favorite store was The Chemistry Design Store). On the Charles Bridge, I saw the John of Nepomuk statue and we touched the plaque as it is supposed to be good look. On the other side of the bridge, we got TrdelnÃk (I got soft serve vanilla ice cream, strawberries, and nutella- so good) at Stef's favorite place and then we walked to the Gallery of Art Prague where I saw an exhibition on how Andy Warhol adjust to America from his Cezchian background and a ton of Salvador Dali art (whole new appreciation). Afterwards we went to The Pub as it was St. Patty's Day and poured ourselves our own Pilsner Urquell from the tap. We met up with Stef's friends and their friends and ordered some chips at this place as well. We later left and went to get a Thai massage at this place that had shops set up throughout the city. We then went back to Stef's place to get ready before our dinner at Restaurace Kravin. I tried the beef goulash with homemade dumplings and red onions and it was so good- but at this point I was really feeling the red meat. We then went back to Stef's apartment to get ready to go out and went to this bar for a drink then went to Lucerna Music Bar for a 80s and 90s night. It was so much fun- and the music was great. We met a really nice Croatian guy in line, I saw Jake LaBine who I have not seen in forever, and danced the night away.
Saturday March 18th
We woke up a little later today as we were out pretty late on Friday. We went to this huge food truck festival on the Vltava River. We ate so much food- we shared a strawberry and nutella crepe, a strawberry and whipped cream waffle, fries with mayo and ketchup, and a bahn mi sandwich. All of it was delicious. We then walked to the other side of the river and went to a farmers market where I bought socks handknit by Czechian grandmothers, a couple of cookies, and some tulips for Stef to thank her for having us. We also had this delicious pesto bread sandwich that was so good. At this point, it was time to head back to Stef's apartment to go to the train to catch it to Budapest. Utter and I said bye to Stef and Jac at the train station and hopped on a train for 7 hours that took us through the Slovakian countryside to Budapest. The train actually went by so quickly and there was this beautiful rainbow for a part of it. Ali picked us up from the Budapest train station with a bottle of champagne and we headed to her apartment in the Jewish quarter. She had made us dinner, we met her roommates, and we watched the end of the basketball game- Wisco ended up beating Villanova in a game where we were supposed to lose. It was so fun to watch the game and celebrate our win in Budapest. We then pregamed at her apartment, I tried Palinka which was absolutely nasty, and left for a ruin bar called Szimpla Kert. I got a nice craft beer there and ended up smoking a hookah with Ali, Utter, and her Budapest friends. We ended the night at Olive Tree Hummus with some delicious pita, hummus, and vegetables- it was such good hummus.
Sunday, March 19th
We woke up, ate some breakfast at Ali's place, and then left for a day of exploring Budapest. We started first at the Szimpla Kert farmers market. We got to see the ruin bar during the day which was a totally different experience at night. It was so cool how all of the decorations were so random and made this previously bombed building look so beautiful and happy. This goes to show how you can tell Budapest is still recovering from its past history of communism and WW2. We then walked to the Dohany Street Synagogue, which is Europe's largest synagogue, then walked through the Inner City to see the Basilica (this was such a beautiful building) and then we rubbed the Fat Policeman Statue's tummy for good luck. We then crossed the Danube on the Szenchenyi Chain Bridge to go to the Buda Castle. We walked up this big hill and got to see a beautiful panorama of Budapest. We then walked to Fisherman's Bastion and saw Matyas Temple. This was a really beautiful stroll and we got another great view of the city. We also got a cinnamon Kurtoskalacs or Chimney Cake and enjoyed this while looking at the beautiful tile of the Temple. We then walked down the hill, and crossed the Danube again walking to the Parliament building passing the Shoes on the Danube Memorial. This memorial is dedicated to the Jews in Budapest who were killed right before the end of WW2. The Parliament is such a beautiful building and it was such a great day out that we just enjoyed ourselves by the Parliament. We then caught the metro to go to Szenchenyi Thermal Bath- the most famous baths in Budapest. Although it was touristy, it was so fun being able to bath in a traditional bath and hang out with Ali and Utter and just relax. There was also a synchronized swimming competition going on at the same time. We then went back home after this and got ready to go to Drum Cafe for dinner. All 3 of us ordered traditional Hungarian food. I got to try langosh, cheese and mushroom soup, baked cheese pancake with paprika, and hungarian noodles. It was such a heavy dinner but so delicious- however I could not imagine eating this every night. After dinner we went on a night cruise on the Danube and this was my favorite part of Budapest because it is absolutely beautiful at night as all of the important buildings are lit up. They make the most beautiful reflections on the Danube and we just got to chill for 2 hours, drink champagne, and take it all in. It's in these moments where I catch myrself and really appreciate my life. Afterwards, we went to Sweetheart for some v frothy milkshakes, then went to check out another ruin bar called Pont, and a ruin bar/restaurant called Mazel Tov. I tried a Hungarian wine called Petreny Big Band Bikaver wine- which was delicious. I think Hungary has a very low key but sophisticated wine culture. We then ended up heading home and going to bed.
Monday, March 20th
We woke up and went straight to hike up to see the Citadel. This was a really nice hike and once we reached the top, we saw the best view in all of Budapest. It was a great way to start the day, and we also ate a sour cherry and cottage cheese strudel at the top. Afterwards, we hit Central Market Hall to buy some postcards and other goodies, then walked to get some coffee and lunch back at Olive Tree for some hummus and pita. This was a pretty funny experience as it was classic Hungarian customer service- maybe some of the shittiest attention but all you can do is appreciate it. At this point, we went back to Ali's and I packed up my stuff and left for the airport.
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Although Prague and Budapest are both in Eastern Europe, and I could pick up that vibe (stinky men, not the best service, a little bit rougher around the edges) the cities are very different from each other. Prague was more of a fairytale type of place with really similiar architecture throughout the city. My favorite view was from the top of the astronomical clock looking over the city with the Prague Castle in the background. It was absolutely stunning. I mentioned this before but you could tell Budapest is still recovering from its past history- which was pretty cool. It's definitely larger and a little bit dirtier than Prague but I loved it so much- you could tell it was Bohemia especially inside the ruin bars. I would love to go back to Hungary and explore the wine region- I think it would be great as there's not too much attention drawn by it. It was also pretty cool being able to train through the Slovakian countryside. Just another great euro adventure!!
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