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Timisoara, the city on top 10 the best ones to visit in Romania represents the ''gate to Europe''. With a tumultuous history, from being part of Hungary to the place where 1989 Revolution started; is perfect for a city break or a stopover on your way to Budapest. Timisoara was the first European city with street lights in 1884. Also, it is the first city to have the first tram pulled by horses for a distance of 6.6 km. In 2015 became the first city with bicycles as a way of transportation. Finding a guide is easy around there and you also can get a tour arranged by locals. As a part of any travelling experience, you would like to know any hidden secret a city might have, correct? Here are 7 things about Timisoara that only locals will share with you: 1. The city has a maximum security jail exactly in the city center. Do not worry, you are safe there. ''And...are you dead serious about this?'' photo: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com

Excited to plan a trip to Bratislava? (We WERE!) Even if Slovakia is not on the bucket list of most of the travelers, it does not mean it is not a great place for short visits. Being situated between great European capitals, the city seems a bit forgotten. How we got there? We took the Eurolines bus from Prague and we were there in 4 hours. The ticket was ONLY 10 euros! Check out the ticket prices here.                                                      Our view from the bus from Prague to Bratislava Our view from the bus from Prague to Bratislava Why Bratislava? Bratislava is a tiny capital that gives you a feeling that you belong there. It is a small one, but this is not taking away its qualities of the perfect place for a city break or a stopover for your Euro-trip. The narrow streets send you back in time for a walk for the historical sights. What are the top 7 Secrets of Bratislava sightseeing? 1. Michael's Gate is one of the symbols of Br

When planning a trip to Rome, you probably open your browser on Google and look for ways to get to Rome's city center. (Also read about 8 Things to be careful of when Arriving in Rome) If you did not book your private transfer, then you are looking for a cheaper way of doing it. How to get from Ciampino or Fiumicino airport to city center? Check it out! - Ciampino- Termini Station  Once you are at Ciampino airport, you can take a taxi to Rome (price: 30 euros). Please note that if the taxi driver is asking for me, then this is illegal. The prices are always written on the taxi doors. When you pass the passport check and get heading to the exit, you will see a mini-office from Terravision. This is a bus company arranging express transfers between the airport and Termini Station. The departures are every 30-40 minutes until midnight. The ticket price is 4 euro and you can pay at the Terravision point or you can book it directly online from here.   You will receive the tick

On the 2nd of January, I came back from a trip to Europe that lasted 20 days. I can say that this is the best route I ever took: Romania-Italy-Germany-Czech Republic-Slovakia-Hungary-Romania. You will find my thoughts in different posts and pictures.  Spending 3 days in Rome was fantastic and easy to take on the best you see. I went from one side to another of the city by metro, which is the fastest way of doing it. Get your stomach ready for pizza, pasta, cappuccino and croissant.  However, today I want to mention   the first 8 things to be careful of when getting to Rome: 1. Watch your purse/pockets. There are a lot of cases of robbery. I recommend leaving your documents in your room (just for any inconvenience). 2. Do not stop on people who say they are from Africa and sell nice colorful bracelets. They put them on your hand and try to sell them to you for a pricey amount, around 20 euros. If you refuse, they will create a huge scandal that you already