Eastern Europe
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16.10.2011 - 04.12.2011
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Eastern Europe 2011
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Travelled to Eastern Europe... arriving from Seoul, then travelled to/through; Istanbul (Turkey), Veliko Taravo (Bulgaria), Bucharest, Brasvo, Sighisoara, Sibiu (Romania), Budapest, Esztergom, Eger (Hungary), Prague (Czech Republic), Tirana (Albania), Skopje (Macedonia), Sofia, Plovdiv (Bulgaria), Istanbul (Turkey) and back home via Seoul, South Korea.
Galata Bridge
Strolling across the famous Galata Bridge, Istanbul, Turkey.
Patriarchal Cathedral
The medieval Patriarchal Cathedral in the fortress of Tsarevets in the "Village of Kings", Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Bucharest Evening
Late evening in downtown Bucharest, Romania.
Brasov Square
The lively square in tourist friendly Brasov, Romania.
Citadel Clock Tower
In the medieval Transylvanian town of Sighisora, Romania.
Sibiu Solstice
Locals share their atmospheric old town with a winter make-over ready for the production of a movie, Sibiu, Romania.
The Danube
Cruising down the Danube past the impressive Hungarian Parliament building in beautiful Budapest, Hungary.
Esztergom Streets
This small historical border town is particularly significant for Catholics with it's huge Bazilika, Esztergom, Hungary.
"Valley of Maidens"
In the famed wine growing region and spa town of Eger, you'll find the "Valley of Maidens" where you can sample and buy a variety of local wines at very reasonable prices, Eger, Hungary.
Spooky Clock Tower
A spooky gothic clock tower in Prague, Czech Republic.
Kruja Views
Nestled into the hills an hour north of Tirana is the spectacular village of Kruja where you'll find a historical castle, interesting bazaar and awesome views, Kruja, Albania.
St Nedelya Church
St Nedelya Church is a medieval Orthodox church dating back to the 10th century and a landmark in the centre of Sofia, Bulgaria.
Posted by joffre 10.10.2011 03:43 Archived in Turkey Tagged turkey romania south_korea hungary albania bulgaria czech_republic macedonia Comments (0)
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