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If vouchers on the route Prague (Czech Republic) - Budapest (Hungary)?
If vouchers on the route Prague (Czech Republic) - Budapest (Hungary)?
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If vouchers are on the route Prague (Czech Republic) - Budapest (Hungary), then this is a good route ...
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answered 8 years ago
And they also say that St. Petersburg is a city of intellectuals (((((
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answered 8 years ago
There is! For example, Lviv-Prague-Vienna-Budapest-Lviv, called "Weekend in Europe"
http://www.akkord-tour.com.ua/product.php/product_id/8148/category_id/106/land_id/1
Many companies offer such routes.
http://www.akkord-tour.com.ua/product.php/product_id/8148/category_id/106/land_id/1
Many companies offer such routes.
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answered 8 years ago
travelsita, you are a genius :) it turns out "if" is "is there" . Probably from the same series as "great estate")))
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answered 8 years ago
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I do not wish the enemy a bus gallop across Europe. It's better on her own (s)
By sky to Prague, by train back and forth to Budapest. Night eurocity is about 60 euros, daytime is several times cheaper. Self-booking for any wallet. But it's ideal to rent a car in Prague, catch a trip to Vienna and Bratislava. Distances as for a "mad dog", around-running up to 600 km in one direction ... but the sensations are specific (s)
I do not wish the enemy a bus gallop across Europe. It's better on her own (s)
By sky to Prague, by train back and forth to Budapest. Night eurocity is about 60 euros, daytime is several times cheaper. Self-booking for any wallet. But it's ideal to rent a car in Prague, catch a trip to Vienna and Bratislava. Distances as for a "mad dog", around-running up to 600 km in one direction ... but the sensations are specific (s)
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answered 8 years ago
Elenka08, Yes, here every second one writes "we eat" instead of "we go." We have long been accustomed to such jokes, but you, apparently, are not yet. The question is posed incorrectly, which is why there are double readings. Good luck understanding!
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answered 8 years ago