I think this will be my last post. After 4 months in Budapest its time to leave this beautiful city!

After weeks of discovering Budapest and enjoying a more relaxed pace, everything suddenly shifted as the exam period arrived...

Since my last blog post, I haven’t really done anything special. Life has been pretty chill overall. I went clubbing a few times. It was fun and helped me disconnect a bit. I also hung out at some friends...

During our trip to Budapest, my parents and I visited one of the city’s most iconic landmarks: the Hungarian Parliament Building...

Last weekend, I visited the Hungarian State Opera House in Budapest with my parents, and it was truly an unforgettable experience...

Since the last post, we planned a trip to Poland to visit and meet some friends. We flew to Poland on May 9 and explored Warsaw with Malo...

At the beginning of May, I had the opportunity to visit Poland, including the cities of Warsaw, Kraków, and the Auschwitz memorial...

We visited the Austrian capital from April 17th to April 20th. Compared to Hungary, Vienna felt much more like Western Europe...

During our spring break in April, the weather in Budapest was perfect. Instead of staying inside, I decided to use that free time...

Since my last post, quite a bit more has happened than usual. Budapest keeps amazing me, and this time I decided to see the city from a new perspective…

After a few weeks in Budapest, I realized I had more free time than I was used to back in France. So I finally decided to do something...

My last article finished with the Hungarian demonstration against the Prime Minister. Since that article, we’ve had demonstrations here every week...

This blog should’ve been the very first one, where I tell you how I got to Budapest… but hey, better late than never, right? So let’s rewind a bit...

Since my last blog post, I have to admit I haven’t done anything particularly exciting. No new big trips or major discoveries… but I still have a few nice moments to share...

Some time ago, we went on a cruise along the Danube, which allowed us to see some of Budapest's landmarks from a different perspective such as the Parliament building or the Fisherman’s Bastion...

One Saturday afternoon, feeling a bit bored and without a specific destination in mind, I decided to explore a nearby green area I spotted on my phone’s map...

We don’t do a lot of things these 3 weeks, the weather is actually not the best! When we arrived in Budapest, we got very good weather but cold during one month, and now it's between rain and clouds...

During these 2 months in Budapest, I had the chance to try several traditional dishes… and I have to admit, I didn’t fall in love with their cuisine...

It has now been about three to four weeks since I arrived in Budapest, and I’m finally starting to settle in. Although I’ve managed to find my footing and adjust to this new environment...

One of the things I enjoy most about being in Budapest is the freedom to explore the city without a specific plan...

It has now been three weeks since I arrived in Budapest, and even though I haven't done anything particularly extraordinary, this period has been quite eventful...

A month ago, I left France to study computer science at BME (Budapest University of Technologyand Economics). The experience was far more enriching than I had expected. Here are my firstimpressions of the courses...

I took the train to Budapest for ecological reasons! I traveled through Paris, Stuttgart, Salzburg, and finally arrived in Budapest. I reached the Hungarian capital three weeks ago, and I really liked the atmosphere of the city...

It has now been three weeks since I arrived in Budapest, and I can confidently say that this experience has already been eventful. Between cultural discoveries, nightlife, and adjusting to daily life, this new chapter in Hungary is off to a great start....

Moving to Budapest was both exciting and a little scary. Leaving for such a long time, stepping into a new city, meeting new people, and adapting to a different culture...

One of the most striking differences between France and Budapest is the cost of living. When I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to find that everything is much cheaper than in France.Accommodation is much more affordable, whether for short-term or long-term rental...