Being young always makes you more curious about everything. How world works and what it has to offer for you. For me the main opportunity to get to know more about everything and to grow myself is TRAVEL. The most favorite thing for me. Although living in Prague, making a fashion collection and ,studying, not working means daily low budget but this doesen't mean that I am not looking constantly more ways to explore. So here it is -  a weekend in Budapest. To be honest, it is quite cheap to get to other countries from here, Prague. Round trip to nearest capitals is about 30-40€. Another task is cheap accommodation. Ofcourse hostels! For us it was 10€ per night (Unity Hostel -  u were soo sweet!!). And ofcourse finding low cost places for eating. Most of the sightseeing is for free and ofcourse to get to feel the city vibes you don't have to pay. I recommend to visit ATLEAST one good bar per city. To get the nightlife essentials. For us did the job Szimpla Kert, the enterior was just crazy inspiring!

Although the weather was quite bad - foggy, rainy for two days, it didn't stop us walking 15-20 km per day. You have to see it all you know. But about first impressions arriving to Budapest at 6am? Since everybody were talking that it's the best city ever and you will fell love in this, my expectations were quite high. But for the first hour I was more likely to be suprised why people like this. It was cold, metro was very old-fashioned(comparing to Prague), everything around bus station remembered me soviet times. BUT when we went to our first walk, everything changed. The houses were beautiful, streets narrow and so many beautiful viewing platforms. It felt so large but in the same time homy. Problably can't describe it with words very well, you just have to see it with your own eyes! By the way, Budapest is also known for thermal baths. Basically big pool-spas, what you can also visit while it's winter time, since the temperature in there is still high. Unfortunally I couldn't make it this time because of health issues, but next time definitely.

This was a first time after many years when I didn't bring my DSLR with me on travel. It was kind of weird and light to walk around, but for this time my dear old Galaxy S4, made the job quite well.

But cya next time!