Blog Entries tagged 'buses'
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- Emerging from the pandemic: Arrival in AustriaMy first trip abroad since mid-February 2020... It felt so strange to be back at an airport, then on a plane, then arriving in a foreign country, after all the world has gone through over the last two years. Hard to Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Nov 24, 2023
- I really made it to EuropeI knew I wanted to travel to more places and expand my horizons but didn't know when I was going to get around to it. I have friends that travel often and one in particular told me that the best Posted by imbackwhatatrip in I really made it to Europe | May 12, 2023
- Der Liebe Augustin and a dressed skeletonI arrived by bus from Bratislava at lunchtime - a smooth journey of an hour and ten minutes, including a stop at Vienna Airport. One notable thing about the journey was that not far from Bratislava and the border with Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Feb 16, 2023
- Multi-country journey from Basel to BratislavaVery late in the evening I safely made my way from the hotel to the Flixbus stop for the first leg of my journey to Bratislava: a couple of hours on the bus to Strasbourg, where I had a four-hour Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Aug 13, 2022
- Birthday, Museum Tinguely and a return to the RhineMy birthday went well yesterday considering I was in recovery from my illness. I was well enough to teach during the day and help with the running of the Show in the evening - one of my two groups had Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Jul 31, 2022
- First time in Switzerland!Saturday 31st August I'm teaching in southern Germany for the coming week, but decided to arrive a day early in order to spend a night in Switzerland first. I hadn't been to Switzerland before, so I was keen to make the Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | May 28, 2022
- Day 5 - Day 3 in EdinburghWhile waiting for our first bus, we were delighted to watch a small flock of Goldfinches devouring Dandelion seeds. Today we really tested our knowledge of Lothian buses. We took a 10, a Posted by SteveJD in Our maiden holiday in Scotland | May 10, 2022
- Back to the BalkansI'm back in the Balkans for the coming week, in Serbia to be precise. Serbia is new to me, but I've already been reminded of other Balkan countries I've been to. I'm teaching in a small city called Užice (pronounced oo-zhi-tse), Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Jul 1, 2021
- Flixbus to PragueBefore I had to leave to get my Flixbus to Prague I had time for a last walk in Berlin, so I decided to wander down to the park next to the Fernsehturm (TV Tower) and St Marienkirche and Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | May 23, 2020
- Mostar, Bosnia and HerzegovinaAfter crossing the border from Croatia into Bosnia and Hercegovina, Mostar, a former small village set in a deep valley on the Neretva river, was about to provide an in-depth history lesson, as well as an appreciation of what both Posted by GlobalEd in The Baltic Countries | Apr 30, 2020
- Arrival in BerlinI arrived in Berlin yesterday afternoon after a fantastic hotel breakfast and a completely uneventful 3.5-hour Flixbus journey from Rostock. I relaxed for the rest of the day, intending to begin some sightseeing the next morning. Potsdamer Platz and th Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Jan 24, 2020
- Maritime flavour of RostockI came to Rostock this morning via a very smooth, uneventful hour and half on a Flixbus from Lübeck. I'm staying at Jellyfish Hostel for the night, then meeting up with my co-teachers tomorrow at the hotel we'll be staying Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Dec 10, 2019
- Hercules and the LindwormMy first time with Airbnb today. I fly from Klagenfurt to Hamburg very early tomorrow morning, and I was thinking I'd have to spend the night at the main train station, as the airport isn't 24 hours and no hostels Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Nov 18, 2019
- The King of HungaryThere was a movie I once saw when I was about thirteen, I forget its name and I have not seen it since. The premise of this movie is that aliens have invaded Earth but because the aliens have adopted Posted by urbanreverie in Urban Reverie's Travels | Oct 28, 2019
- A taste of SloveniaThe end of a full day in Maribor, Slovenia. I arrived here yesterday after almost a whole day of travel; one Flixbus from Bregenz to Munich, then another one for six-and-a-half hours from there to here. The following is a series Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Oct 23, 2019
- Rules of the Road[float=left][/float]A few hundred metres ah Posted by askgudmundsen in Southern Africa Road Blog | Sep 28, 2019
- From east to west: Mödling to BregenzI'm writing this on the Flixbus from Munich to Bregenz, and I'm absolutely knackered! I'd deliberately chosen a hostel in Munich as close to the main bus station as possible, because of the heaviness of my big case, laptop bag Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Sep 16, 2019
- Last stay in Sofia; the Ladies' Market callsYesterday morning Dave said goodbye to Veliko Tarnovo as we caught the 10.30 bus to Sofia. When I bought the tickets it felt strange to be speaking Bulgarian again after not having done so in the previous two and half Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Mar 20, 2019
- Turkish Delight (Lokum)Edit from March 2019: Altan Şekerleme is still going and still appears to be very highly rated! Today, our last day in Istanbul and Turkey, there were three priorities; A) to revisit the Spice Market, B) to go to a specific Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Mar 19, 2019
- Back to EuropeEdit from March 2019: The restaurant we went to was called Ahırkapı Balıkçısı - it's still going! Definitely a place I recommend! Piya Hostel is still going too and I recommend that as well. Dave woke up not feeling well at Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Mar 19, 2019
- Arrival in Istanbul; the fulfilment of a dream...The bus was only 5 minutes late from Veliko Tarnovo's Yug station. Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Feb 20, 2019
- BuddhalandDambulla, Sri Lanka Friday, 15 February 2019 Before I left Kandy I decided to send a text message to Sisira, the tuk-tuk driver who rescued me after I got off the train at Katugastota because the platform at Mawilmada was too Posted by urbanreverie in Urban Reverie's Travels | Feb 16, 2019
- The sacred toothacheKandy, Sri Lanka Thursday, 14 February 2019 I started the day with another tiring, uncomfortable walk down the hill to Katugastota Bridge to catch a bus into town. The sub-arterial road the guest house is located on has some buses but Posted by urbanreverie in Urban Reverie's Travels | Feb 15, 2019
- Relaxation before our night bus to IstanbulWe arrived back from Sofia at lunchtime, so since we didn't have to be at the bus station until 20.00 for our night bus to Istanbul, that meant we had a nice long break to relax and get our stuff Posted by 3Traveller in Teaching and Travelling Abroad | Feb 8, 2019
- Up into the hillsElla, Sri Lanka Thursday, 8 February 2019 I awoke shortly after six o'clock, well before I had set my alarm, having had eleven hours of deep sleep. I was not in a hurry so I took my sweet time eating a breakfast Posted by urbanreverie in Urban Reverie's Travels | Feb 8, 2019
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