Eve Comidi

Los Angeles, CA

Hungary Travel Agent Professional

Venturing into Hungary, the captivating exploration unfolded seamlessly, weaving a rich tapestry of history, vibrant culture, and picturesque landscapes. From the bustling streets of Budapest to the charming towns along the Danube River, my journey offered a blend of architectural marvels, culinary delights, and warm hospitality.Budapest, often called the "Queen of the Danube," revealed its iconic skyline as I strolled along the riverbanks. Buda Castle perched on a hill and the Hungarian Parliament Building illuminated at night created a mesmerizing backdrop. Exploring the historic Buda Castle District, cobbled streets led me to medieval architecture and panoramic viewpoints, while the Széchenyi and Gellért Baths immersed me in Hungary's spa culture.Venturing into the Hungarian countryside, Eger, a town steeped in history, welcomed me with its iconic castle and charming baroque architecture. Eger Castle offered panoramic views of vineyards, and Dobó Square charmed with its quaint ambiance. Sampling local wines in the wine cellars added a delightful touch.Savoring Hungary's delectable cuisine became an integral part of the journey. Traditional dishes like goulash, chimney cake (kürtoskalács), and paprika-infused specialties tantalized my taste buds. Exploring local markets, such as Budapest's Great Market Hall, allowed indulgence in the vibrant array of fresh produce, spices, and artisanal products.Heading west, the shores of Lake Balaton, Central Europe's largest freshwater lake, offered tranquility. Vineyards and charming villages dotting the landscape created a serene escape. Tihany Peninsula, known for lavender fields and a stunning Abbey, provided a picturesque retreat.In the southern part of Hungary, Pécs, a cultural hub, beckoned with its rich heritage. The Early Christian Necropolis showcased ancient Roman tombs, and the Pécs Cathedral and Mosque Church highlighted the city's diverse history. Széchenyi Square, surrounded by colorful buildings and bustling cafes, added a lively touch to this cultural hub.The journey through Hungary became a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the grandeur of Budapest to the charming towns and landscapes beyond, Hungary proved to be a destination that captured both my imagination and heart. As I bid farewell to this enchanting country, memories of warm hospitality, diverse heritage, and timeless allure lingered.

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Czech Republic Travel Agent Consultant

View from the top of the Prauge Castle

Roaming through the heart of Central Europe, the Czech Republic lured me in with its mix of history, stunning scenery, and, of course, delicious eats. My recent adventure wasn't just about ticking off places but a flavorful exploration of local delights. Starting in Prague, the Old Town streets greeted me with the sweet smell of trdelník pastries. A hearty bite of svícková, marinated beef with creamy sauce, in a cozy tavern was a real treat. Beyond the food, Prague's medieval charm, highlighted by the iconic Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, cast a spell on me. After all the tasty eats the 287 steps to the top of the Prague castle was very necessary and not only for the views. In Ceský Krumlov, a fairytale town, I wandered through narrow streets, discovering gems like Bramboráky (potato pancakes) and indulging in a comforting bowl of goulash in a riverside eatery. The town's medieval castle, perched on a hill, offered breathtaking views of the Vltava River.Kutná Hora served up a surprise with its Italian Court district, where the air was filled with the smoky aroma of local fish dishes. Freshly smoked trout and carp paired with local wines made for a delightful feast. Beyond the culinary delights, Kutná Hora's Sedlec Ossuary, adorned with human bones, added a touch of intriguing history.Karlovy Vary, the spa town, introduced me to Becherovka sips and Karlovarské oplatky – traditional spa wafers. Sipping on medicinal mineral water added a unique twist to this Czech gastronomic journey. The town's elegant colonnades and thermal springs provided a serene backdrop to the indulgent treats.In Pilsen, where Pilsner beer was born, I dove into pub culture. A plate of smažený sýr (fried cheese) washed down with a cold Pilsner Urquell became the perfect pub combo. The Pilsner Urquell Brewery tour and the Gothic St. Bartholomew's Cathedral showcased Pilsen's rich history.The Czech Republic turned out to be a flavorful adventure, not just a scenic one. Each bite, whether sweet or savory, told a story of the region. It wasn't just a trip; it was a tasty escapade through a country that knows how to satisfy both the palate and the wanderlust-filled soul.

My Reviews

California Road Trip to Sequoia and Yosemite

Thanks to Eve, our two-week road trip to Sequoia and Yosemite was unforgettable. Her meticulous planning and attention to detail made everything seamless.

From exploring the giant sequoia trees to marveling at Yosemite's waterfalls and granite cliffs, every moment was breathtaking.

She not only booked our accommodations and dining but also provided a detailed day-to-day itinerary, including valuable tips and tricks.

Having someone who knew exactly what to do made it worth every penny.

Thank you for curating such an amazing experience for us!

By David from North Carolina
Traveled to California ~ USA

I would recommend this agent to my family and friends