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Life Living in Budapest, Hungary

Some thoughts on life living in Budapest, Hungary while having a wander around the city on my bicycle. It's a city that I would return back to and think it's a perfect place to live as a remote worker with the high-speed internet, cafe culture and there's a lot to see and do.

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Best Restaurants in Szeged, Hungary

Szeged Food Guide. MUST WATCH. We have sorted the list of Best Restaurant in Szeged for you. With the help of this list you can try Best Local Food in Szeged. You can select best Bar in Szeged.

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List of Best Restaurants in Szeged

Malata
Cirmi Gastropub
Tiszavirag Restaurant
Regi Hid Restaurant
John Bull Pub
Kapca Cafe and Bistro
Oldies Restaurant
Kiskorossy Fish Csarda
Szeged Restaurant
Fehertoi Halaszcsarda

36. hungry in hungary || ❋ budapest vlog ❋

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Eco-Park Camping and Pension, Hungary (Fast review)

Eco-Park Camping and Pension is situated next to the National Park Bukk. It is ideal for people which are fond of hiking or rock climbing. The bottom of a perfect rock for climbing is directly on the territory. There is also a climbing wall and adventure park in the camping.
Eco-Park is a perfect place for the relaxed family rest too. There is a restaurant, playground for children, sauna (free for guests) in the campsite. And there are 7 different thermal complexes in the surrounding.
The territory is very beautiful and cozy, everything what possible is made of the natural materials. They also have a pension, for those who would like to combine the rest in the nature and the comfort of a hotel room.

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SIQUIJOR ISLAND | HOW TO SPEND A DAY IN THE PHILIPPINES

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Slovak Food Review - 5 Things to try in Bratislava, Slovakia

Join us in Bratislava, Slovakia as we sample Slovak food for the first time in this review of traditional Slovakian dishes at Prašná Bašta restaurant in the old town. Wanting to sample as much traditional Slovak cuisine as we possibly could we ordered an appetizer, two mains and a dessert to share along with some local produced wines. The meal itself was outstanding. Everything we had was delicious but we kind of made the mistake of ordering two many hearty and filling things to share when we probably could have swapped in a lighter appetizer for example. Regardless, it was a memorable meal and we'd highly recommend you try Slovak food whenever you get a chance:

1) Slovak Wine - André and Cabernet Sauvignon (both dry reds)
2) Slovak Appetizer - Palacinka Hortobágyi (Pancake with shredded chicken and cream sauce)
3) Slovak main dish #1 - Bryndzové Halušky (Potato gnocchi with Slovak sheep cheese and bacon squares)
4) Slovak main dish #2 - Bravčová Panenka (pork and beef tenderloin with paprika in potato and zucchini pancake)
5) Slovak dessert - Somló (apple and whipped cream dessert)

Slovak Restaurant in Bratislava, Slovakia
Prašná bašta
Address: Zámočnícka 399/11, 811 03 Bratislava, Slovakia
Hours: 11AM–11PM (daily)
Phone: +421 2/544 349 57

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Slovak Food Review - 5 Things to try in Bratislava, Slovakia Travel Video Transcript:

Hey guys. From Bratislava. It is lunchtime. Yes. And we've brought our appetites. So hungry! I didn't have a big breakfast so I have brought my appetite today. And we're going to be trying Slovak food for the first time. So this is an exciting moment for us.

So we made it to the restaurant (Prašná Bašta) and it feels like we're in this little cave. We're underground and it is so cozy and yeah. It is just dimly lit. It is not too busy so we've already placed our order and hopefully the food will be here soon because I'm so hungry.

Okay so Sam and I both got red wines. And they're both from Slovakia so I got the Cabernet Sauvignon and you got one called Andre.

Alright so the first dish has shown up at the table and it looks nothing like what we were expecting so we're kind of like wooh which one is this? I'm guessing it is the appetizer which I think was called palacinka hortobágyi or something like that. And it is meant to be potato pancakes with chicken in a cream sauce. And I mean this looks creamy. It does look creamy. But um I was expecting like a white cream sauce.

My main is here and I went for a traditional Slovak dish. I can't pronounce the name (Bryndzové Halušky) it is a little too complicated for me but basically it is a potato gnocchi made with Slovak sheep's cheese and it also has some bacon on top.

Okay and Sam ordered himself some kind of stuffed potato zucchini pancake. It looks so good. I've just got to show you guys how big this is. My hand for comparison. Like this is big. It is massive. It is massive. It is massive. So do you want to tell us what is in there. So inside we have pork and beef tenderloin in a paprika sauce.

Like this is our first introduction to you know Slovak cuisine and I'm saying I'm loving it so far.

This is actually not a Slovak dessert. We ordered Hungarian dessert because Sam thought it looked really appetizing. It is called Somlo.

Somlo. We had this when we were in Budapest.

Time for price point. So that was 35 Euros. That included two glasses of wine. One appetizer. Two mains and a dessert to share. So yeah, it wasn't a cheap meal but we knew that going in. We wanted something that was really good quality and we sure got that here. Portions were generous too and just everything was delicious. There wasn't anything that we ordered that we didn't love. So highly highly recommend this place and what a fantastic introduction to Slovak food I have to say. And now we need a siesta. Bye guys.

This is part of our Travel in Slovakia video series showcasing Slovak food (Slovakian food), Slovak culture (Slovakian culture) and Slovak cuisine (Slovakian cuisine).

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Day Trip to Veszprem from Budapest in Hungary - Is It Worth It?

Veszprem is a historic city about two hours southwest of Budapest. Once you arrive at the airport, get on the bus to Kobanya and change to the underground there.

The metro will take you to Nepliget Bus Terminal where you can catch the bus to Veszprem. The ticket to Veszprem costs less than 2,500 Hungarian Forints or about $10.

Once you arrive at Budapest airport, get on the public transport bus (200E) to Kőbánya and change to the underground there (Blue Line). The metro will take you to Népliget Bus Terminal where you can catch the bus to Veszprém from Budapest.

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