...came to take me at the station, and we went to his place, in Petrovaradin, the oldest area in the city, where remain the oldest houses, from the Hasbourg monarchy period. We went for a walk to the main attraction of the city: the fortress, huge extents of stone remparts lying on the hill, with a...

 The rain followed me until Tuzla, 4th biggest and mostly industrial city of BiH. This "salt city" (tuz is the Turkish word for salt), is above all famous for its natural saltwater springs.  I have to say that I was quite surprised when I have been there, imagining a big natural place, and...

...small truck of Slovenian kite-surfers took us, and stopped in Makarska , a quite important touristic city on the coast. We walked a bit around and had a coffee there, of course the guys paid our drinks. The third ride came extremely quickly, this time was an ex soldier in the Croatian army. It was...

The walk we made in Zagreb with Philip gave me quite a good impression of the blue city (everything is blue: trams, garbage bins, posts, etc...) . The city really seems well organized and clean, and the transport network very well developed. Indeed, the maior, Milan Bandic (SPD), at the head of the...

...this is the Let's do it , European ecological initiative in which every volunteer person go in the city or nature to collect the garbage. It took place in the end of April in Slovenia, and has been a big success: one eighth of the population participated actively.  Well, the result is great,...

... Before leaving Szombathely, I checked the trains schedules to see how I could reach Ptuj, city next to Maribor, 2nd Slovenian city, where I finally found someone to host me. Indeed, a one way ticket from Szmobathely to Maribor was costing 7500 hungarian florints (27 euros), and a go and...