Here I was in Bruges, seeing what Colin Farrell would have seen when filming Lost in Bruges.
I glanced at the time and saw that I only had 60 minutes to get back to the train station. I had my trusty map but I learned it was not so trusty. With so many small streets and lack of detail on the map…
It was now my turn, I was lost in Bruges.
Sleeping on a chair: 101
You get what you paid for. For the price of 205 kuna gets you a place on the Jadrolinija. How you will sleep on the 12 hour journey is up to you!
The city where I wanted to leave right away… Continue reading “Pretty Prague”
I said farewell to lovely Rotterdam and I embarked my 15 hour bus ride.
In the early morning I arrived at the bus station in Prague. Having absolutely no Czech koruna; I started to look for my trusty friend the Automated Teller Machine. I managed to find my friend and here came the problem. I had no clue what the exchange rate was for the dollar to the koruna. The ATM was showing these big numbers; 500, 1000, 2000 … I realized I was in trouble.
Continue reading “Mission to my hostel in Prague”
With the train running late. Nervously hoping my next train will not leave without me. I forcefully opened the train door, hopped off and rushed to my next train. In the nick of time I found my train. The train was of a lower end of scale compared to the first one.
Throughout the train ride I was looking out the window not because of the view as it was very late in the evening. I had to keep an eye on the station signs and make sure I did not miss my stop.
With the train slowing approaching my stop, Antwerp, I had to find a way to call the family friend that was picking me up. I asked a girl near by if I may borrow her cellphone to call. She had no clue what I was saying but pointing to a phone number did help.
With a short conversation on the phone, I found the family friend.
Of all the train stations I have seen to date, Antwerp has the best one.
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