But as I promised to several gentle people I met the last month I start with my small trip through the southern Balkans.
For the first relaxed stage Adriana Evans - Suddenly fits perfectly.
After last years magnificent short trip to the Herzegovina and Sarajevo I wanted to see more of the Balkans and as my plans never fit in the past I decided to plan absolutely nothing! So a few days before the start I simply went to a travel agency specialized to train travels and said they should find a cheap train to Serbia. It took almost an hour but then I got a ticket for only 78 € to Belgrade (including high speed trains and a bed in a night train). I started in Munich with the Railjet to Budapest. (I can absolutely recommend this train.)
The Lenbachhaus in Munich. |
The Budapest Keleti railway station is one of my favorite station buildings. Another favorite is Milano Centrale and maybe... schhh. |
Despite the train arrived there at 10 PM it was incredibly hot - 35 °C and one could smell the arriving lightning. In the train we had more than 40 °C but as one could open every window it was in fact no problem and the lightning followed the train for a while but never reached it - until Belgrade. But the rain stopped soon and the temperature was then only 30 °C. This was the "coldest" day of the whole trip.
Welcome to Београд. The first look of the city might be a bit disappointing but I never judge a book by the cover. |
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