Following from my rail journey from Istanbul to London (via Bucharest, Budapest, Vienna, Munich, Cologne, Bruges) in late 2012, it was time to embark on another epic European land adventure. In 2015, my travels focus on Central and Eastern Europe, including three former Yugoslav republics.
The Sirkeji train station in Istanbul, Turkey. The starting point for Tour Europe 2015. |
The 2015 itinerary – at the time of writing I am in Sarajevo – with planned mode of transport between cities is as follows:
Singapore – Istanbul (Turkey). Air.
Istanbul – Sofia (Bulgaria). Combination of bus and train.
Sofia – Belgrade (Serbia). Train.
Belgrade – Sarajevo (Bosnia). Bus.
Sarajevo – Mostar (Bosnia). Bus.
Mostar – Sarajevo (Bosnia). Train.
Sarajevo – Zagreb (Croatia). Train.
Zagreb – Budapest (Hungary). Train.
Budapest – Bratislava (Slovakia). Train.
Bratislava – Prague (Czech Republic). Train.
Prague – Munich (Germany). Train.
Munich – London (England). Train. End of journey.
London – Singapore. Air.
Istanbul – Sofia (Bulgaria). Combination of bus and train.
Sofia – Belgrade (Serbia). Train.
Belgrade – Sarajevo (Bosnia). Bus.
Sarajevo – Mostar (Bosnia). Bus.
Mostar – Sarajevo (Bosnia). Train.
Sarajevo – Zagreb (Croatia). Train.
Zagreb – Budapest (Hungary). Train.
Budapest – Bratislava (Slovakia). Train.
Bratislava – Prague (Czech Republic). Train.
Prague – Munich (Germany). Train.
Munich – London (England). Train. End of journey.
London – Singapore. Air.
I will pen my thoughts as I go along. Follow my experiences on Twitter (@grandmoofti) and on this blog.
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Imran
is a Singapore based Tour Guide with a special interest in arts and
history. Imran has lived and worked in several countries during his
past career as an international banker. He enjoys traveling,
specially by train, as a way to feed his curiosity about the world
and nurture his interest in photography. Imran can be contacted at
imran.ahmed.sg@gmail.com.
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