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The Grand European Tour with Viking River Cruises

by Toccara & SamAustria, Germany, Hungary, Netherlands, River Cruising, Slovakia October 15, 2015July 10, 201822 comments

Viking River Cruises offers a wide variety of cruise options in Europe, Asia, Russia, and Eygpt with tours ranging anywhere from 7 to 23 days. Because Europe has an abundance of rivers with countless small towns, there are a plethora of itinerary options including everything from exploring the heart of Germany to relaxing in the …

The Very BEST of Buda and Pest

by Toccara & SamHungary August 22, 2015January 30, 201720 comments

The city that was once two cities has an abundance of history, culture, sights, and experiences to offer the millions of visitors who flock to the ‘Pearl of the Danube’ each year. Given that it is one of the largest cities in the European Union also indicates that there is no shortage of things to …

Best Things to Do in Budapest at Night

by Toccara & SamHungary August 22, 2015May 16, 20196 comments

During the summer months, sunset takes place around 8 pm in Budapest, Hungary. Even though you may be exhausted following a long day of exploring the expansive, ever-impressive city of Budapest, be sure to stay out after dark at least once during your visit to this beautiful capital city. During the day, the sunlight on …

Budapest Thermal Baths: 5 Things to Know Before Visiting

by Toccara & SamHungary August 21, 2015May 16, 20190 comments

Visiting the Budapest thermal baths is a cultural pastime and a popular tourist activity in Hungary’s capital city. It’s just one of many wonderful things to do in Budapest. The question isn’t whether or not you should visit, but rather which one(s) you should visit and what are you hoping to get out of the …

Dine with Locals in Budapest

by Toccara & SamHungary, Try Local Food August 17, 2015August 21, 201511 comments

Travel isn’t just about taking in the sights and taking lots of pictures, though we sure do a lot of both. We also want to experience the local culture, and a large part of experiencing a new culture is experiencing their cuisine. Sure, you can pop into a local restaurant and order a drink or …