Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Europe roundup brought to you by @for91days and @wanderlass.
Europe - so much to see but not everyone has the luxury of time. If you want to make the most of your European holiday, here are some blogs to show you what you can do on a weekend or even on a single day.
@lashotta provides not only a list of the must-see attractions in Budapest, Hungary, but also gives us tips on the best time to go and how much money to bring. Up next, @austrianguy takes us on a morning run around the Langbathseen and shows off the beauty of these 2 lakes with the scenic Austrian mountains as the backdrop. Finally, @camuel recalls his short trip to Odessa, Ukraine where he shares his photos and journal from the year 1996.
Three BEST posts for Europe
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HOW to spend a WEEKEND in BUDAPEST?
written by @lashotta
Budapest has a lot to offer, so the minimum is the weekend. If you are organized and holding a tour plan, it should be enough. Just why hurry? I was in Budapest for 2 days, in fact I saw most attractions, I walked, but one more full day I would not have despised, especially if you want to enjoy the attractions.
Incredible Experience - a morning run around the Langbathseen (ENG/GER)
written by @theaustrianguy
Only a few hundred meters after the start of our run we already had to to a little break - the view on the lake with it's crystal-clear water just was too stunning to not be photographed.
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