Day 2 in Belgrade We woke up at around 10 in the morning ready for the second of our 2 days in Belgrade. We had taken a look at different free tours and decided to go with Belgrade Free Tour. They have free tours in English from Friday to Saturday
As you might remember from previous posts, our 10-day Eurotrip was divided into two main countries: Romania and Serbia. We spent 7 days in Romania and we were going to spend 2 days in Belgrade. Before crossing the border from Romania to Serbia, we spent 3 days in Timișoara. Well,
It all started the summer of 2019. I had spoken with some friends and told them I wanted to spend 10 days visiting some less-known countries in Europe. After checking flights options, we ended up booking 3 flights: Madrid-Bucharest, Timișoara-Bucharest and Bucharest-Madrid. We paid around 130 Euros to Ryanair and
As you might remember from the previous post, we left the astonishing Corvin Castle behind and got ready for our last drive in Transylvania. Our last stop in this beautiful region was the picturesque Timișoara, where we would be spending a total of 3 days. Last drive with the van:
As you might remember from the previous post, we had just left Sibiu after a beautiful sightseeing morning. It was the morning of Tuesday the 5th, November 2019, and it was going to be our last day driving through Transylvania. To put it in another way, that day would be
As you might remember from the previous post, we had just left Brașov after a “funny” Monday morning, where we found our main sightseeing targets closed. As you might also remember, we had rented a van, back in Bucharest. Our goal was to drive it through Transylvania and visit some
As you might remember from the previous post, after watching the sunrise, we walked to our hostel. It was a nice way to put an end to the weekend in Bucharest. After saying goodbye to Fabrizio (unfortunately he needed to fly back to Germany to attend University), we got ready
During the weekend in Bucharest there would be 7 of us. There were 4 people from my village (Paco, Nacho, Pedro and myself), one guy from my village who was living in France (Manolo), one guy from Barcelona (Pau) and another one from Mexico (Fabrizio). I had met the last
