The World In Between

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• A weekend in Tokaj, Hungary in pursuit of wine

  By Julie Callahan on June 29, 2014 • ( 2 )

  

  A series of small wine making villages dot the perimeter of the hills in the Tokaj region, each as charming as the next – pastel plaster homes, tiled roofs, and a lone church steeple peeking above the tree tops from… Read More ›

• A “tour free” return to the Tokaj wine region of Hungary

  By Julie Callahan on June 26, 2014 • ( 1 )

  

  In the eastern most reaches of Hungary, between Slovakia, the Ukraine and Romania, sits the Tokaj wine region and the small village of the same name. The area is known for sweet, white wines. Mention Tokaj to a Hungarian and… Read More ›

• An urban living room: Szent Istvan Park – Budapest, Hungary

  By Julie Callahan on June 20, 2014 • ( 2 )

  

  An Italian friend once told me, “the piazza is my living room!” I envied him. My living room languished in the dark recesses of my house; formal and unused – a world disconnected from daily life. His living room reeked… Read More ›

• Living as a Local in Budapest, Hungary

  By Julie Callahan on June 17, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  In the castle district, the “var”, beer festivals pop up intermittently throughout the summer in the palace courtyard. Pay an entry fee, make a deposit on a castle themed beer mug, and taste from a selection of over priced beers…. Read More ›

• Kapitulska Ulica: Bratislava’s history as told by its oldest street

  By Julie Callahan on June 12, 2014 • ( 7 )

  

  The communists were terrible landlords. In a relatively brief 40 years, they turned Kapitulska Ulica, “Church Street”, from a coronation pathway for the kings and queens of the Kingdom of Hungary into a ramshackle mess of crumbling buildings and cockeyed… Read More ›

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