Budapest, Hungary The arrival I get off the train at 11pm after a really nice and smooth ride and only 20 minutes late, which is much better than what everyone has led me to expect from Eastern European trains. Poursuivre la Lecture →
Zagreb, Croatia Going to Zagreb The train from Bled to Zagreb, by way of Ljubljana, is extremely slow. Poursuivre la Lecture →
Slovenian lakes Arrival The Lesce-Bled train station has two quays and you go to the second quay by walking over the first one, which is something I hadn’t seen in a decade and a half. Poursuivre la Lecture →
Ljubljana, Slovenia As I arrive, exhausted and dehydrated, in Ljubljana, I expect to have the worst possible time going to the train station. Poursuivre la Lecture →
when I come back when I come back from the trip I will: definitely take the time to add alt text to all photos from the trip (very hard with my current setup) definitely take the time to create a nice page with the itinerary and link to the post for each place I visited probably create a download folder for high quality downloads of my pictures probably turn the articles into check-in post types, once the page is done and there’s a dedicated widget in the sidebar possibly add geotagged markers for places where I had a good time possibly update french wikivoyage with these places maybe add gpx files to the trips with my (rough) itineraries within each city maybe print a lil book version just for myself What else could make it nicer? Poursuivre la Lecture →
Venice, Italy From Bologna to Venezia The landscape on the train is lovely, with many bright colored houses. Poursuivre la Lecture →
Bologna, Italy In my last post, I left you a few minutes before being given a snack and then being fined 10 euros for having taken the wrong train? Poursuivre la Lecture →
Turin, Italy Day 1: strolling around I am delighted to announce that the first thing that happened when I got out of the hostel this morning was running into a woman on a bike, telling her friend: « ma la pasta era buona! » (« but the pasta was good! »). Poursuivre la Lecture →
