Category Archives: Becky's Adventures

If I had to pick just one city we visited during our 2 weeks in Eastern and Central Europe that I would want to live in it would probably be Bratislava – a quaint old town with sidewalk cafés and … Continue reading →

Our first stop in Hungary was the city of Pécs, a former European Capital of Culture and one of the most diverse cities in Hungary. In addition to brilliant architecture, one of the most interesting aspects of the city was … Continue reading →

A portion of the border between Serbia and Romania is a narrow gorge on the Danube River aptly named the Iron Gates. When travelling upstream, boats must pass through a series of locks associated with Djerdap Dam, which were only … Continue reading →

Bucharest, like many cities in Eastern Europe, is a mix of old and new. Much of the cities were largely destroyed during decades of war in the 20th century. In some instances, war-torn buildings have been rebuilt, but oftentimes the … Continue reading →