After living in the Netherlands for more then a year I can tell you that I still feel like a tourist here. On the one hand I can easily figure out where I am and find out my route, and navigate without my phone, which is already a big progress. On the other hand there's still so much more to learn and discover. I must admit that this is a great perk, because you will hardly get bored by it.

When traveling I always love to discover the hidden spots of the cities I visit. How do I do that? Well nowadays the technology offers you more than enough information to dig up those treasures, and then it becomes just another touristic spot on your list. A much more authentic way is to reserve a day and literally get lost in the city.

Here it is: one of those photo shoots which I am really proud of! I confess you, I've been quite a while in the blogging sphere, and this moment, these photos are the reward that I am so much looking for.

Traveling has always been an important part of my life. I constantly strive to discover new places, new cultures, new lifestyles, and even myself in those new surroundings. That's why planning a new trip always adds more excitement to what I am going to experience, and this time it wasn't an exception...

Once you cross the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, or any other bridge that spans the River Danube between the western and eastern sides of Budapest, you get to the Buda part of the city. It is considered to be the historical site of Budapest. Walking around Buda you will discover its majestic architectural gems, and feel the atmosphere of the past. So let's begin a small tour around this beautiful part of the city and explore its main sights.