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Kerry's Eastern Europe Travel Blog August 2006 Archive

By Kerry Kubilius, About.com Guide to Eastern Europe Travel

Working While Traveling?

Thursday August 31, 2006
Many people, especially students, wonder if working while traveling is feasible for Eastern Europe. My advice is: work hard before you go, save plenty of money, and then spend it ... Read More

Russian Non-Traditional Food

Wednesday August 23, 2006
I've harped and harped about the rich flavors and abundant variety characteristic of Russian traditional foods. But grabbing a snack in Russia doesn't mean your only choice is to head ... Read More

Prague Hotels

Tuesday August 22, 2006
Prague has a multitude of hotels that offer a variety of atmospheres and amenities that are located within walking distance of Old Town and New Town. Here are just a ... Read More

Bosnia Past and Present

Monday August 21, 2006
The once-definitive Yugoslavia travel book, Black Lamb and Grey Falcon by Rebecca West has seen its relevance come and go - but the significance of its popularity remains. Yugoslavia, which ... Read More

Friendship in Eastern Europe

Saturday August 19, 2006
One of the most memorable elements of your trip to any Eastern European country is the friends you'll make - either those that accompanied you on your trip or those ... Read More

Neither Fluff nor Feather!

Friday August 18, 2006
One idiom that students of Russian almost always learn is "Ни пух, ни перо" (neither fluff nor feather), which means, in a roundabout way, "Good luck." The proper response to ... Read More

Eastern Europe in the Fall

Wednesday August 16, 2006
Tourist season is slowing down, but there's still plenty to do in Eastern Europe during the fall. The cooler weather may make walking through cities and towns like Ljubljana, Pecs, ... Read More

Russian Museums are in Trouble

Thursday August 10, 2006
Quote from a recent news article about Hermitage Museum thefts: Art experts say Russian museums, galleries and archives have been suffering from lax security, poor record-keeping and lack of funding for ... Read More

Maps of Eastern European Countries

Wednesday August 9, 2006
The Gallery of Eastern European Maps is complete! Well, almost complete . . . it seems that a map of the newly independendent Montenegro is available, but not its Serbian ... Read More

Watch for Falling Objects

Tuesday August 8, 2006
The past couple of weeks have seen some strange tales of falling objects in Eastern and Central Europe. A man in Poland was hit by an 110lb St. Bernard falling ... Read More

Photos from Old Town Plovdiv

Wednesday August 2, 2006
Plovdiv, located not far from the capital Sofia, is an ancient and beautiful city. Tourists flock there to experience its museums, art, and architecture. Hotels, like the Trimontium Princess will ... Read More

Lomonosov Porcelain

Tuesday August 1, 2006
Lomonosov porcelain is a rather impractical, but highly desirable, souvenir from Russia that can be admired as well as used. Famous for over 2 centuries, the Lomonosov porcelain factory has ... Read More

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