McDonalds, McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken and the Pizzahut!

Hello everybody!

Last night, Stefanie and I had to make a lot of efforts to bring the guys back to our hostel because they were having a great time with some of the local women. When we finally got back in our hostel, we had to pack our luggage immediately because we needed to go to the airport for our night flight.

During the flight, we all caught up some sleep. After a few hours of sleep, we arrived at our next destination, Hungary. In the airport of Budapest, we instantly booked a cheap hotel for a week.

Because we aren’t familiar with the city, we decided to call a taxi to bring us to our hotel. When we received our keys, we left our bags in the hotel and we started sightseeing the city. First of all, we needed to change our Euros to Hungarian forints. We found out that the Hungarian banking system is up to Western standards because there were a lot of Hungarian and international banks.

As we walked through the streets, we saw a lot of screaming, young people. They were the students of one of the ten universities of Budapest. We heard a hundred of languages, so we concluded that these universities teach a great deal of the students from abroad.

When we continued our walk, we decided to buy some chips and hamburgers in the McDonalds, because of our low budget. Nevertheless, it tasted delicious!

Now, we still have a busy program for the afternoon, so if you’re curious and interested to know our next experiences, keep following us on this page!

Greetings, Taika De Volder.

Sources:http://www.budapest.com/
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