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Everybody is always raving about Budapest nightlife (pun intended).

Don't get scammed during the day by brown people from ye olde east.

>>1114410
VII. district is where its at, if you are into that thing, partying with fellow foreigners, drunk Britbong slags and so on
look for so-called ruin pubs, that's a local thing tourists seem to be fond of
Castle, Parlament building, the Grand Marketplace and public baths are nice
architecture too, if you are into Jugendstíl/art nouveau
check out maybe a free walking tour, there are thematic ones as well

>>1114410
go hiking the budaside & check out the Budapest history museum in the old castle neighborhood.
The church up there is really nice as well.

Check out Instant Club for nightlife. Filled with foreigners and just unlike anything else

>>1114083
Not from Canada so it might be different, but from what I've researched, it's much cheaper to fly into Dublin than London.

>>1114084
Yeah, my sister lives in London so I'm going to visit her for a couple days. I've been to london a few other times so I'm only going to see her, then go somewhere during the week because she works, then back to london the following saturday or sunday. At least that's the plan.

>>1114083
Do you mean breweries (of beer) or distilleries (of whiskey)?

If you mean the former, the Guinness place in Dublin is friendly to all-ages, although it is very much a tourist attraction - albeit one that is interesting and informative.

The one distillery I've been to in Ireland is at Bushmills, in the north. I'd strongly recommend it, actually (not least as the Giant's Causeway is just down the road, and the landscape round about is stunning, although the town of Bushmills itself sucks rather a lot).

Otherwise - depends what you are interested in. Ireland has both stunning country scenery, great music and hospitality, and a few really appealing medium-sized towns. (Galway probably my favourite of those, Belfast is great and a lot of incredibly interesting stuff concerned with its recent history to see too, Dublin is a charming capital - at least the city centre part, anyway). But above all i'd say - don't overlook the North, there is a hell of a lot of great things there

Swapkomund in Namibia was one of my all time favourite places and I cannot recommend it enough. One of the few places that felt safe enough to walk around alone at night

>>1113989
Sounds nice; I'll have to check it out. Thanks

>>1113985
Crime rate is ludicrous everywhere; you just need to be have common sense.
Chances are you entry port would be Johannesburg, South Africa. There are a couple of places there you could see or at least pick up some essentials before you head to the other places.

I'll vouch for Namibia; it's one of my favorite places.

Ausfag here.
What are you into?
If you're into camping and swimming in rivers and waterfalls, then Australia is great. I haven't heard of any visitor here not loving it. There's also a shit load of pubs/bars and shit.
I guess you'd have to specify what kind of holiday you want for a more specific answer

>>1113806
culture? is it just pubs?

>>1113815
Ha, well, honestly no, not much culture here. Unless you want to check out the indigenous population and such.
But then again, that's just me, a different aussie might disagree wholeheartedly.

fuck off limey we are full

>>1112269

Shame, I already fell in love with your country.

>>1112248
Is this masters level work you want to do in the US? Maybe wait...get your degree done in your country, work/intern a year...make more savings...then come on over on your own funds. Engineering degree debt isn't a stupid idea, could have little risk, but it's not the only path.
Want to do computer engineering and focus on security? Might get some college to pay your way for that one, being a non-asian and higher chances of not being declined some security clearance.

yeah dont go lmao. its probably not worth it. Saying this as a dutchman

>>1111446
Already got my tickets though. I was thinking about going to Paris too or Antwerp. They got some good shows going on around there.Brian Sanaji, Rebekah. DMZ and Gothtrad are plaing in Amsterdam though the same day as those.... decisions decisions...

>>1111443
You people are the worst.

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Mariupol police station that changed hands between police, Ukrainian army and DPR separatists. Ended up setting on fire and abandoned.

Lots may be /pol/ related but you guys aren't as much shitposting assholes

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Shrapnel damage in Eastern Mariupol. Cat for scale

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GRAD rocket damage/repair in one of the schools hit

>>1117256
I think you'll get better answers here, but this is more of a /int/ question

>>1117256
Is that Guy Edi?

>>1117268
hopefully

>>1116911
>Montana
kek

Also:
suggest me cool things to do there. I love trekking and camping btw.

>>1116911
You will have to go through customs and recheck your bag at your first US stop. After that (assuming you had more than one connection) you wouldn't see your checked bags until your final destination.

>>1116505
Yeah nah it's not Whistler. Can't just show up in sandals with a bottle of jack and ride out the winter working the lifts and sleeping in a staff hotel room.

They're strict rule abiding assholes up that way. Trust me man it will NOT happen without work papers and you will NOT get said work papers.

Don't get me wrong, I love it when weebs get their hopes and dreams crushed but I dont want to live with knowing i encouraged some dumbfuck freezing to death on my conscience.

This is almost as stupid as the Somalia backpacking guy.

>>1117024
I'm aware papers are a strict requirement, but I don't see any reason I wouldn't get them
I've got friends who went up there and worked in ski stores and cruised out the winter

where is you advice coming from, have you been?

>>1117024
>what is a working holiday visa

Bumping for op cause I've thought about this too and never really met anyone with experience doing it

tracesofwar.com/

What do you mean specifically, like memorials of killings, museums? You can find stuff especially about partisans in many cities or towns.

History of fascism is though still a taboo in northern italy, you can visit Saló or mussolini's town Predappio though i dunno if they are actually interesting.

>>1116150
Try to score some Jet from Myron.

>>1116150
It takes like 7-8 hours to get to Salt Lake City from Reno.

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Georgia cracker gonna sell his boi pucci on the reno strip all livelong day

Switzerland

>>1116137
Philippines

>>1116137
Go to /pol/ then

Congolese music from the 60s/70s blew my mind when I first got into it. There's nothing that really sounds remotely like it...

If you like electric guitar...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWpYvAMWQe0

Not the best quality, but when have you ever seen a TV special from 1975 Zaire? Great guitar at the end too...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9kXorogfxI

>>1116047
That's cheery as fuck. Listening to this while I drink beer and clean my office.

>>1116031
Traditional chanting is based, have some Tuvan stuff. I plan on visiting on a road trip, one day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLF7Fl4SXh8