Budapest, Vienna, & Prague
Abroad VII. Trains, planes, and automobiles through the middle of Europe.
I feel like these three cities complimented each other well. Budapest was very damp, I spent most of my time feeling wet--but the shower after was great.
Budapest had these unique, fun pockets of community. Food halls or conglomerates of bars, it felt like you were part of something. Very unique aesthetic as well. It very much seems like a city that is about to bloom.
Vienna was just beautiful. Grand architecture made of huge slabs of stone. It felt like every building could a museum in the United States. Also had great food!
Prague felt warm and welcoming. A smaller city, but had a distinct color palette that made it memorable. It also had an absurd amount of tourists. Finding your way into the quieter streets revealed the cities beauty, however.