Travel Daily TipNov
27
2009
I agree, this is probably not the most cultural museum but it is defiantly one of the most fun ones, it used to be so much more fun but few years ago they have changed it (you used to be able to drink as much as you can, now i think you get like 3 pints or so) but the atmosphere is great and you will meet some fun crazy people there. So if you are already there – this is worth the visit.
Nov
19
2009
This is a great hotel for its price and for the location, it is located at the end of the strip (north of the strip) and it offers some really nice rooms at cheap prices. higher floors and the roof (which also offers some rides) offers a great view of the strip. This hotel is great for someone looking to be on the strip, pay less than other hotels and be able to walk to the strip.
Nov
13
2009
This place is one of my favorite spots in Budapest, it is located at Buda and it is a well-known for the wonderful panoramic views of the city. Near this place you can also find the Matthias Church. You can reach there by the Castle bus (Varbusz) from Moszkva ter, or just take bus #16, although i think the best option is just to walk across the chain bridge to Buda.
Nov
8
2009
When I was visiting Disney Land few years ago, someone has approached to us and offered us to walk in the parade and dance there, this was a really unique experience. I am not sure if you can ask to be there or if they approaching people in the park but it is defiantly worth a try. When you enter the park just ask in the info center if you can join the parade, in worse case they will say no.
Nov
2
2009
Just an hour drive from Atlanta is Tallulah gorge and waterfalls. The gorge and the falls are really nice, there are several viewpoints along the way which offers some great views, these are located near the visitor’s center and from there you can also take the stairs down to see the falls from a closer look. During some weekends a year the dam is wide open and then its probably even more beautiful since the water are more powerful.
