A dream come true—this pretty much sums up my whirlwind trip to Europe late last year. Never have I ever imagined that I would be able to take this trip in this lifetime, let alone in my early twenties, in my own capacity, and for the most part, all by myself.
Like
most avid travelers, I’ve always wanted to go to Europe but the seemingly
expensive cost of travelling around the continent, along with the difficulties
in getting a Schengen visa, held me back. But thankfully, everything just
perfectly fell into place this year and I found myself wandering and
gallivanting around seven cities and six countries in Europe for 12 days.
I
wouldn’t have survived the “what-the-hell-let’s-do-this” phase, all the
planning and bookings, the long-haul flights, and the first four days in Europe
without my travel buddies who also happen to be my former bosses. On my fifth
day, I relied on my own courage, stubborn will, and wanderlust. And I made it!
Now, I can proudly share with you that yes, Europe is possible!
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| This was the route of our Eurotrip covering Central Europe and Scandinavia. |
Twelve
days were certainly not enough to squeeze in all the European destinations I’ve
long been planning and dreaming to visit. It was a whirlwind vacation as I
tried to see as much as I can of Central Europe and Scandinavia. Was the rush
worth it? Did I enjoy? Hell, yeah! If I had the time, of course, I would have
loved to travel slowly but it was my only chance of roaming around Europe and I
made sure to get the best out of the experience.
Admittedly,
there were some hiccups along the way but they all faded into the background as
I focused on the moments that matter— drinking hot wine in the middle of a
Viennese food market, waking up early to walk through Prague Old Town and on
the Charles Bridge before it was flooded with vendors and tourists, feeling
like a local in Berlin, being whisked away from Copenhagen to Stockholm by a
tilting high-speed train, and surprisingly, enjoying the expensive and freezing
city of Stockholm.
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| Admiring the view from Charles Bridge in Praha. |
There
were a lot of blinding highlights, among many memorable others but for now, here’s
a quick preview of my 12-day Eurotrip:
KIEV, UKRAINE
(2 hours)
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| Art display at the Kiev Boryspil International Airport. |
Kiev—the cold city with equally cold-hearted citizens. We were only at the Kiev Boryspil International Airport for a 2-hour layover. Our airport experience was scathing. The transfer desk was not manned despite the long and urgent lines; no airport personnel cared enough to help and answer inquiries; heck, they weren’t even smiling nor greeting the passengers; they even had the nerve to shout at us. Thankfully, it was only a quick layover and soon, we were off to our destination.
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| Autumn in Kiev, Ukraine. |
GETTING
TO KIEV: Kiev was
a short layover from our Manila-Dubai-Vienna flight which costed around Php15,000. We nabbed a promo fare from Manila to Dubai.
From Dubai, we flew with Ukraine International going to Vienna with a short
layover in Kiev. Had we booked the Dubai-Vienna leg earlier, the fare could have totaled to just less than Php10,000. Unbelievable! It was unusual and risky; we encountered a lot of questions
and inquiries from the airline staff and immigration personnel but since we
were on a purely-for-leisure trip and weren’t dabbing into some illegal stuff,
everything went well, eventually.
VIENNA, AUSTRIA
(2 days)
I am not exaggerating when I say
that Vienna is beyond flawless! This picture-perfect city proved to be an
immaculate beginning to our eventful Eurotrip. There’s so much grandiose and
glory in this city of beauty—from the responsibly-preserved architecture, the
charming traditions, and the royal-imperial culture to the world-renowned
museums, works of art, and even the fascinating side-street food markets! Just
wow!
There was no shortage of exciting
things to do and beautiful spots to visit. We didn’t mind walking aimlessly
even if it was freezing. If you are to get lost, get lost in Vienna and I
swear, it will lead you to something stunning!
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| The Michaelertor-- the main entrance to Vienna's Hofburg Palace. |
GETTING
TO VIENNA: From
Dubai, we had an eight-hour flight going to Vienna (layover in Kiev is included)
via Ukraine International.
WHERE
TO STAY: When we booked
our guesthouse days before the trip, we were not aware that it was in a
Benedictine monastery! Benediktushaus in Freyung, Inner
Stadt is such a
pleasant surprise—the vibe is so relaxed; there’s a tree-lined courtyard; a
truly Viennese and extensive breakfast spread; it’s within walking distance of
all the main tourist attractions; and there was a European food market just
outside our doorstep!
PRAGUE,
CZECH REPUBLIC
(4 days)
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| The City of a Thousand Spires |
I’ve heard and read a lot of people singing praises for Prague so naturally I set my expectations high for this city. And it did not disappoint! It’s teeming with everyday wonders and old-world charm that it’s almost impossible to describe how much character and beauty this golden city really has. The cobbled streets, the red-roofed abodes, and the thousand spires surrounding the city beckoned us to another era. It felt like a dream; like we were trapped in a time warp; like magic.
Nearly everything about Prague was
a highlight—the food, the skyline, the façade of Baroque houses, the historical
cafes and restaurants, the classical plays, Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the
view from the Astronomical Clock Tower… I could go on and on.
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| Charles Bridge at night |
One of my personal favorite
memories from the trip was exploring Old Town Square on my first night alone.
Trldenik (a cylindrical sweet pastry) and hot chocolate on hand, I sat at one
of the benches in the square and watched the bustling performances. The spires
of the Tyn Church and the Astronomical Clock Tower stood proud amidst the
square’s chaos and the light of the November moon illuminated the splendor of
the city. Over and over again, I was thinking, “Thank you, Lord, I made it to
Prague!”
GETTING
TO PRAGUE: This
was our first European rail ride! We booked our tickets through www.cd.cz/eshop and rode a blue Czech railjet,
which operates most departures. There are also the red Austrian Railways railjet
but we found that it's relatively cheaper to book your tickets through the Czech
website than the Austrian booking site (http://www.oebb.at/). Travel time was around four
hours and the cost of our ticket, including seat reservation, was 22 euros or
607 CZK. Police staff randomly checks on passengers so make sure that you have
your passport and other pertinent travel documents on hand.
WHERE
TO STAY: We had a
wonderful and historic stay at the Hotel Clementin Old Town. Located in the narrowest preserved
building in Prague, this charming boutique hotel is smacked at the center of
Prague 01—the Charles Bridge was a few steps away and the Old Town Square can
be reached in around six minutes. The
Staromestska Metro Station is also nearby. There’s a complimentary breakfast
spread accompanied with a one-pager daily news and “what’s-hot” digest. The
hotel staff was equally delightful.
If you are eyeing a more affordable
yet still comfortable stay, check out Sophie’s Hostel at the newer part of Prague. Voted
as one of the world’s top luxurious hostels, this boutique hostel is chic and
modern: the designer dorms and private rooms are well-equipped and comfortable.
I actually thought that the facilities and the service are more of hotel rather
than hostel quality. It’s half an hour walk from the Old Town Square but if you
want to set out from the touristy side of Prague, then this one’s a good
choice. The I.P. Pavlova Metro Station is only a 2-minute walk from the
property.
CESKY KRUMLOV,
CZECH REPUBLIC
(1 day)
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| A panoramic view of the charming town from Cesky Krumlov Castle |
If there was a fairytale world, then Cesky Krumlov would be it. From the moment I knew about this place in travel blogs, I made a pact with myself that I must make it there. There was no way I’m going to the Czech Republic without visiting Cesky Krumlov—even if it meant going alone and embarking on a 3-hour land travel from Prague with a local bus line where most staff and passengers speak a different tongue.
Most tourists just come to the
country to visit its captivating capital. Not many know that further down the
Southern Bohemia lies a small, sleepy town waiting to be discovered.
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| The Vltava River in Cesky Krumlov |
I truly felt Cesky Krumlov’s simple
charm and modest medieval feel as I walked around, with the huge castle
overlooking the dreamy town and the Vltava River winding its way around it. The
castle, and the whole town itself, is one of the most charming and
well-preserved ones in Europe. It very well deserves its UNESCO World Heritage
Site title. My time in the little town was fleeting but I know that it was
exactly the kind of European countryside experience that I've been dreaming.
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| Cesky Krumlov Town Square |
GETTING
TO CESKY KRUMLOV: The
Student Agency bus is one of the most convenient and cheapest ways of getting
to Cesky Krumlov from Prague. Don’t worry, you don’t necessarily need to be a
student to ride the bus—it’s just the name of the company. There’s Wi-Fi on
board, free hot chocolate, free newspaper, and free movies. We reached Cesky
Krumlov in 2 hours and 55 minutes and the ride costed 7.60 euros, one way. You
should secure your tickets at http://www.studentagency.cz. I’ll post a detailed step-by-step guide soon.
WHERE
TO STAY: I only
went for a daytrip but if you are staying overnight, you should definitely
choose Penzion Delanta, Hotel Bellevue, or the Castle View Apartments.
BERLIN, GERMANY
(2.5 days)
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| The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. |
It’s true what they say; Berlin is an old city with a young heart. Ask anyone who’s been to Berlin to describe Germany’s capital and ‘cool’ would be one of the adjectives. There’s a lot of history, motion, and art bursting around Berlin and I was pleased to discover those when I went on a free, informative walking tour with Sandeman’s Berlin. It took us through the city center, showing all the highlights and history. Everything was bustling and vibrant.
What I would remember most in my
time in Berlin was how I tried to live like a local despite my short time in
the city. I went electronics shopping,
bought a new luggage, and had my first try at a coin-operated laundromat. I went to the local grocery and scored super cheap Ritter Sport
chocolates. The folks from Visit Berlin gave me a complimentary Berlin WelcomeCard which included free transportation around the city and discounts from tourist
attractions, museums, and restaurants among others—my first collaboration with a city tourism board! Yay!
GETTING
TO BERLIN: The
route from Prague to Berlin was the most scenic train ride I’ve ever
experienced! Seeing the breathtaking scenery of the Central European
countryside from the train was so romantic and surreal. I boarded the EC 176
Johannes Brahms which took 4 hours and 45 minutes from Prague to Berlin. The
train ride costed 17 euros. I loved the train bistro food! If you have the
time, you can check out Dresden, Germany before continuing your trip to Berlin.
They say it’s worth a look!
WHERE
TO STAY: I stayed
at the trendy and colorful The Circus Hostel, which is at the heart of Berlin, between
the popular districts of Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg. The Rosenthaler Platz
U-Bahn Station is just right across the hostel. The dorm rooms are modern with
each bed provided with a private locker, tables, and chairs. Wi-Fi is free and
the best part is that the property has its own restaurant and brewery! There’s
also a lounge area and an outdoor sitting area. Such a totally hip and cool
place! I’m glad I stumbled upon and joined The Circus!
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
(1 day)
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| Strolling around Copenhagen |
Would it be wrong to say that I was a bit gloomy during my stay in the happiest place in the world? My daytrip in Copenhagen started rough. It was raining when my plane from Berlin landed. Then, when I bought a DKK 36 train ticket from the Copenhagen Airport to the Central Station, the ticket machine failed to give out the change to my DKK 200. From here, it went downhill. You see, I only had DKK 250 so after the ticket machine fiasco, I only had DKK 50. No problem, I thought, I can withdraw and use my credit cards. To my horror, all my ATM and credit cards failed to work! Then I got lost finding the baggage counter at the train station.
So yes, you could say I was a bit
down in Copenhagen. But I only had a day to spend in the wonderful city so I
quickly composed myself and instead of letting the anger and the frustration
linger, I let go because that’s the way it is with travel. There will be bad
times. Mishaps and accidents will happen, just like any other day in our lives.
But these bad times should not shape our days; our attitude and outlook towards
the situation must always shine through.
By the time I was walking along Stroget, the longest pedestrian shopping street in Europe, I was already my usual happy self. Then I saw the colorful houses of Nyhavn and everything seemed all roses and rainbows again. In the end, it still was a good day in Copenhagen.
By the time I was walking along Stroget, the longest pedestrian shopping street in Europe, I was already my usual happy self. Then I saw the colorful houses of Nyhavn and everything seemed all roses and rainbows again. In the end, it still was a good day in Copenhagen.
GETTING
TO COPENHAGEN: To
get to Copenhagen from Berlin, I flew with the notorious European low-cost
carrier, EasyJet. For 52 euros, I had to leave my hostel at 5:00 AM to make it
to my flight and wear layers of clothing to save on luggage space (LCC
regulars, you know the drill). The flight took a little more than an hour. How
was it, you may ask? Same as flying with Cebu Pacific. You get what you pay for
so suck it up.
WHERE
TO STAY: I only
stayed for one whole day but I was initially looking at booking a bed at the Urban Hostel Copenhagen which has glowing reviews.
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
(2.5 days)
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| The breathtaking harbor view in Stockholm. |
I went all the way to Scandinavia from Central Europe because I found the cheapest fare going home to Manila from Arlanda. Stockholm is nothing like I have seen and experienced before. It’s a Scandinavian gem—one that’s freezing cold and freaking expensive. But every shudder I got from the icy weather and every penny I spent in Stockholm were totally worth it.
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| Stockholm's Old Town also known as Gamla Stan |
For some reason, it felt like home.
It must be the beautiful harbor and the sparkling sea just like what I had back
home in the Philippines. Everything in
Stockholm was so photogenic. I found myself falling in love with its islands,
the historic colored houses and narrow alleyways in Gamla Stan, the stylish
establishments, the Vassa Museum, Djurgarden, the Royal Palace and everything
else in between. Despite the numbing temperature, I felt warm and welcomed in
Stockholm.
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| Enjoying the many museums in Djurgarden, Stockholm. |
GETTING
TO STOCKHOLM: From
Copenhagen, I rode the SJ, a tilting high-speed train, travelling 200
kilometers per hour. It was awesome—five solid hours of feasting over the
scenic countryside and hinterlands of Scandinavia! I dare say that this is the
way to go to Sweden! I booked my tickets online at www.snalltaget.se.
WHERE
TO STAY: There’s a
reason why City Backpackers Hostel is the most highly-rated hostel in
Stockholm. If you’re incredibly social, wants to meet people, and have a crazy
good time, then this is the place for you! The Central Station is just a short
walk. There’s free pasta in the kitchen (eat all you can!), a table football,
and lots of common rooms and lounges.
Overall,
it was such a beautiful and unforgettable trip—one that brings twinkle to my
eyes up to this day. Europe took my breath away and I can only hope and pray to
come back again one day.
“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.”~Anatole France
How about you? What goal have you accomplished lately? What steps are you taking to fulfill your life's biggest dreams? Follow my Eurotrip adventure on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook by searching for the hashtags #GirlChasingSunshine and #Europamore. Thank you for dropping by! :)
Wonderful account, Annie! :)
TumugonBurahinwww what an amazing trip! I haven't been to any of these places but i hope to one day !
TumugonBurahinExciting whirlwind European visit.
TumugonBurahinWow you did so much in a short amount of time! All great choices :). Love the pics!
TumugonBurahinAbsolutely loved this post, sounds like you had an awesome time! It reminded me of my first trip to Europe. My best friend and I hit five countries in 12 days. We had a total blast! I also really loved reading about your time in Vienna and the Czech Republic. I'm looking to go there this summer!
TumugonBurahinI loved reading this post! You got to see so many places in only 12 days it's unreal! I always enjoy seeing Europe from another person's perspective having lived here whole my life. I hope you get to come back and enjoy southern Europe too! Spain, France and Italy are just breathtaking... Safe travels :)
TumugonBurahinHey girl! I applaud you for the making the most of your time! You did a seriously good job. So happy you got to explore Vienna. It's a beautiful place isn't it? I spent three months teaching English there and had a wonderful time.
TumugonBurahinThat really means Vienna, Prague, Berlin, Copenhagen and Stockholm. Great selection of cities. I have been to just the last two. I would be very happy if I can also do the first three, like you did!!!
TumugonBurahinI absolutely love Europe! Great post!
TumugonBurahinYou're braver than I am but it sounds like you had a wonderful trip and the good experiences far out weighed the bad ones.
TumugonBurahinI'm so glad you got to have this experience, Ninay! Most of my trips to Europe have also been "whirlwind" trips, where I try to squeeze in as much as possible! I've been to Stockholm before, and I'm very much looking forward to going back this summer for TBEX. I want to visit Copenhagen as well, since that will be a first for me.
TumugonBurahinI live in Prague and I visit these cities frequently. I love them all equally. So glad you got to visit them and experience them! :)
TumugonBurahinBeautiful pictures! You're so lucky!
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That's a lot of major places in just 12 days! It's great you got to do part of the trip with your buddies and some by yourself. I definitely want to do a bit of solo travel soon.
TumugonBurahinMy goal lately? Practicing my photography skills, improving my blog and building connections =)
6 countries in 12 days, my head would have spun! Looks like you had a great time, did you sleep at all?
TumugonBurahinHow exciting that you got to sleep in a Benedictine Monastery in Vienna! We just had a regular rental apartment. From your descriptions and photos it looks like you enjoyed Europe, even though it was a whirlwind trip. Hope you'll be able to come back and see more countries in a few years.
TumugonBurahinAwesome! Okay, so I am a little jealous. 12 days in my favorite travel spot in the world! Looks like you had a fantastic time. Copenhagen and Berlin are so awesome and Prague is one of my top bucket lists. I am going there in April 2017 but that seems like a lifetime away. ;(
TumugonBurahinHow fortunate you are to have visited Eastern Europe and Scandinavia! I have visited nearly all of the countries in Western Europe (some several times) but have not yet been to Eastern Europe. Prague and Copenhagen really look great.
TumugonBurahinGreat post! Thank you for your travels around Europe! We live in Europe! Unfortunately I am having issues posting my post under my website and my name.
TumugonBurahinYou really made the most of your trip I must say. Visiting Europe in 12 days is really impossible but you choose some really great destinations. Love your photos as well, especially the one from Copenhagen, love it!!
TumugonBurahinNice trip..! I've never been to Vienna, but I've heard so many great things about the city. Maybe I'll have to add it to my travel list coming up.
TumugonBurahinHopefully you get to make it back to Europe soon and explore some of the other cities you have been wanting to visit!
As an European I highly advise you to visit Portugal! I'm pretty sure you'll like it.
TumugonBurahinYou saw more places than I've done on any trip to Europe. And that includes living there for 2 years. So glad you made it there, and you can tell you loved it. I bet you can't wait to go again.
TumugonBurahinman you did really well for just 12 days! how much of a rush was it. I love all those places.. its cool that you stayed mostly east as well..and easier on any bidget ahah
TumugonBurahinWhat an amazing trip you had. You did so much in 12 days! I wish I could do that, too.
TumugonBurahin12 days is not a lot but I am happy that you were able to achieve your goal of traveling Europe! The important thing is that you did the trip according to your preference! Thanks for sharing your story, Ninay! May you have more beautiful trips to come!
TumugonBurahinI always adore how people can really go to several cities and countries in Europe for such a limited time. One month for a country is always not enough for me, especially in Europe. hehe. Sayang, I missed you in Copenhagen. From there, you should have come to Aarhus, I am currently living there. Hehe. I am happy you made that dream come true.
TumugonBurahinGlad you enjoyed Europe! I've been to five of those places and Kiev is on my bucket list as well.
TumugonBurahinGlad you had an awesome trip. My sister used to pack up and spend summers backpacking all over Europe when she was young and single.
TumugonBurahinAmazing post sis! I am actually thinking of a trip like yours, I want to stay longer in Prague din! What's stopping me right now is, aside from the visa application, tickets to anywhere in Europe from Manila are not something I could buy off a Cebu Pacific seat sale - they are a massive purchase that I cannot make lightly.
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What a great itinerary so packed yet so amazing! All the nordic countries are great :)
TumugonBurahinwhat a great vacation, it would be my dream to visit here as well, and for 12 days girl that is awesome
TumugonBurahinWow, now that definitely is a dream. I'm going to have to add this to my wishlist.
TumugonBurahinI spent a New Year's Eve in Berlin years ago and it was such an amazing time! Berlin really is such a cool place. It's probably one of the best New Year's I've ever had.
TumugonBurahinWow, you did so much in such a short amount of time! I love that you made the most of your time in each city too...I hope to visit these places one day!
BurahinWhat an amazing whirlwind tour! You covered a lot of ground in 12 days and I'm sure you'll remember it for the rest of your life :)
TumugonBurahinIt look like you had an amazing whirlwind trip in Europe. It sucks that you had visa issues getting there.
TumugonBurahinWhat a beautiful trip to Europe. I love your photos. It looks like a wonderful time! There's always going to be hiccups, but I'm so glad that you were able to make such awesome memories!
TumugonBurahinSounds like a challenge worth overcoming! It feels awesome to be able to go to a place (or places) you've always dreamed of going to. Congratulations on your dream come true!
TumugonBurahinLooks like you had a great time. I'd love to take a trip to Vienna.
TumugonBurahinUnreal! What a fun post to read!! I can't believe how many places you went in such a short amount of time! Thanks for sharing your adventure!
TumugonBurahinLooks like you had a wonderful time! I've been to Europe and I'll be back in 2 weeks
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it looks like you had an amazing time. I've always wanted to travel around europe.
TumugonBurahinOh wow, all your photos are absolutely gorgeous! 12 days in Europe? That sounds a whole lot of fun, no doubt you had a wonderful time!
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You're a lucky gal! I haven't been in Europe yet but hopefully, someday we can travel as a family.
TumugonBurahinWhat an amazing trip! I have always wanted to spend about a month just traveling through Europe. It looks like you got to see and do so much!
TumugonBurahinHaving a long trip in Europe is also my dream come true! So glad that you enjoyed it and you had fun!
TumugonBurahinWish I could do just like what you did! Although I think 12 days is not long enough for me. Hopefully, someday I could afford a month long trip to Europe!
TumugonBurahinThat is a total dream getaway for me! I would absolutely repeat every bit of what you did!
TumugonBurahinThere are so many places I would love to see in Europe. I have been to some of these. I'd love to see the rest (and return again to the others).
TumugonBurahinI absolutely love Europe. Want to take a family trip there someday. I lived in England from 5th to 8th grade with my dad being in the Air Force. We visited France and Germany a few times. I'd love to go to Sweden, Italy and Spain. Awesome pictures! Looks like you had a wonderful time.
TumugonBurahinWhat an amazing trip! I would love to travel through Europe. My husband is Czech, and has relatives that are still there. I would love to take him one day.
TumugonBurahinThis look amazing! I would love to do something like this with my family. Someday!
TumugonBurahinWhat an adventure! I heard the Sweden is really expensive and really cold, but I'm glad to know that it's still worth the visit! I'll have to add it to my next Eurotrip itinerary!
TumugonBurahinYou must have had sooo much fun! I love to travel and Europe is my favorite, so much to see! Gorgeous pictures!
TumugonBurahinWhat a wonderful vacation! I hope I could visit Europe with my family in the future. Thanks for sharing dear.
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Always excited to read travel articles about where I live hahaha! Glad you liked! Also a great article!
TumugonBurahin12 days wont be enough for me to explore Europe coz I would want to go everywhere! Good on you for making the most out of it. Glad you had fun!
TumugonBurahinAs long as i like to travel hope you where enjoying thanks for share
TumugonBurahinYou are amazing! Imagine all those places you were able to visit in so little time!
TumugonBurahinomg. i opened all your europe-related posts. devouring them now! cant believe you did it for 12 days! ang galing!!!! :)
TumugonBurahinOh, the places you have been to, I haven't gone... though I have visited more than half a dozed countries in Europe.
TumugonBurahinNow it's time to visit these places.
Your pictures are gorgeous! :)
Hi Ninay, very nice photos and very helpful post. I am planning for our honeymoon in August and stumble across your blog since we will be going to Vienna, Prague and Budapest. When I saw your post for Cesky Krumlov, parang gusto ko na din sya puntahan! Kaso lang very bitin sa time ang bakasyon namin. Hehe :)
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