Travel Planning
July 25, 2015 11:00 AM Subscribe
I'm traveling between Warsaw and Budapest the first two weeks of September, where should I go and what should I see?
I love cheap good food, museums, architecture, hiking and bicycling, and the sort of places that end up on Atlas Obscura. I really love sitting in cafes, drawing for hours and watching people go by. I have not planned any itinerary at all yet, I am hoping you can help! I am on a fairly tight budget (hostels and air b&b). I am a woman who will be traveling alone.
I would also like advice on a plan of, well, not planning so much. Usually when I travel I have reservations and bus tickets and absolutely everything figured out before hand. I am toying with the idea of having a vague plan but making all the decisions when I get there instead. If you have done this what was your experience like? Was it more expensive? Would it be practical given where I am going and the time frame?
I love cheap good food, museums, architecture, hiking and bicycling, and the sort of places that end up on Atlas Obscura. I really love sitting in cafes, drawing for hours and watching people go by. I have not planned any itinerary at all yet, I am hoping you can help! I am on a fairly tight budget (hostels and air b&b). I am a woman who will be traveling alone.
I would also like advice on a plan of, well, not planning so much. Usually when I travel I have reservations and bus tickets and absolutely everything figured out before hand. I am toying with the idea of having a vague plan but making all the decisions when I get there instead. If you have done this what was your experience like? Was it more expensive? Would it be practical given where I am going and the time frame?
Marie Curie museum; definitely ask locals for suggestions. We liked the pub CK Oberza. There is a nice area near the old/ new downtown of Warsaw; that could be a good place to sit and watch the world go by! Enjoy your trip
posted by leslievictoria at 1:23 PM on July 25, 2015
posted by leslievictoria at 1:23 PM on July 25, 2015
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There are free concerts in Ĺazienki; I'm not sure if they go until September but it seems like it's a general venue for outdoor events.
You can visit the flagship E. Wedel store/cafe; E. Wedel is Poland's chocolate/confectionery company.
posted by gemutlichkeit at 11:29 AM on July 25, 2015