2-Days tour to quickly sight-see the best marvels of Slovakia
June 23-24, 2015
Hungary 3-Days Trip last part; Afternoon stroll in Szentendre
timezone - +0200H UTC (summer time); capital - Bratislava; language - Slovak
currency - Euro; 1 EUR = 1.1 USD
visa - included in Schengen Agreement, Filipino's are required to apply 1st before travel
Slovakia or Slovak Republic, is a landlocked country in Central Europe. Czechoslovakia or Czecho-Slovakia was a sovereign state in Central Europe that existed from 1918, until its peaceful dissolution into the Czech Republic and Slovakia on 1 January 1993. Slovakia is a modern democratic country and is a member of the European Union. The main reasons to visit Slovakia are its natural beauty, vivid history and great opportunities for relaxation. For the same reasons Lonely Planet put it in as number 5 on its Best in Travel 2013 - Top 10 countries list, being best for "culture, adventure and off the beaten track".
http://wikitravel.org/en/Slovakia
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SLOVAKIA (",)
1. Slovakia is the world’s highest number of castles and chateaux per capita.Just imagine an incredible number of 180 castles and 425 chateaux in a country with the entire population far smaller than the city of New York!
2. More than six thousand caves have been discovered in Slovakia so far!
3. Bratislava is the only capital in the world bordering two countries.
4. Since November 2014 all children, full-time students less than 26 years old, widowed or disabled pensioners under 62 and seniors 62 and older are eligible to travel by train for free using the national railways. It is available only for citizens or permanent residents of countries that are member states of the European Union.
How to Go to Bratislava, Slovakia from Budapest, Hungary;
There is daily morning and afternoon bus from Budapest (0630H) to Bratislava (0930H) offered by Slovak Line for a minimum fare of 10.22 EUR.
CROSSBORDER BUS RIDE FROM BUDAPEST, HUNGARY TO BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA
- no border inspection between Hungary and Slovakia
- free water 500ml, single outlet every seat, free wifi, comfortable seats, with toilet.
Slovakia 2-Days Trip 2nd part; Bratislava City walk
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http://wikitravel.org/en/Slovakia
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SLOVAKIA (",)
1. Slovakia is the world’s highest number of castles and chateaux per capita.Just imagine an incredible number of 180 castles and 425 chateaux in a country with the entire population far smaller than the city of New York!
2. More than six thousand caves have been discovered in Slovakia so far!
3. Bratislava is the only capital in the world bordering two countries.
4. Since November 2014 all children, full-time students less than 26 years old, widowed or disabled pensioners under 62 and seniors 62 and older are eligible to travel by train for free using the national railways. It is available only for citizens or permanent residents of countries that are member states of the European Union.
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip 1st part; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
How to Go to Bratislava, Slovakia from Budapest, Hungary;
There is daily morning and afternoon bus from Budapest (0630H) to Bratislava (0930H) offered by Slovak Line for a minimum fare of 10.22 EUR.
CROSSBORDER BUS RIDE FROM BUDAPEST, HUNGARY TO BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA
| 0630H | ETD Budapest,Népliget | 2.5h non-stop |
| 0900H | ETA Bratislava,AS |
- no border inspection between Hungary and Slovakia
- free water 500ml, single outlet every seat, free wifi, comfortable seats, with toilet.
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| Slovakia 2-Days Trip; Morning Bus from Budapest to Bratislava |
Slovakia 2-Days Trip 2nd part; Bratislava City walk
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