wanderlust Archives – BRONNER'S BLOG

Budapest: Buda’s Castle District & Jewish Quarter

Lori Libka Ornaments, Travel May 9, 2017August 26, 2022accordion, Around The World, art, ballet, books, Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland, Budapest, cappuccino, castle, Central Cafe, christmas, Christmas ornaments, Christmas trees, coffee, Danube River, Dohany Street Synagogue, Europe, Fisherman's Bastion, goulash, Great Hall Market, Great Synagogue, Hungarian Jewish Museum, Hungarian National Gallery, Hungarian National Opera House, Hungarian Parliament Building, Hungary, lace ornaments, Libka Girls Take Europe, library, market, Matthias Church, medieval, Middle Ages, music, Nativities, New York Cafe, Onegin, ornaments, painter's palette, personalization, ruin pubs, Shoes on the Danube, Sir Lancelot's Restaurant, St. Stephen's Basilica, thermal baths, train, travel, wanderlust 2 Comments

#LibkaGirlsTakeEurope | Part 3 – Budapest’s Best! Once we landed in Budapest early on Sunday afternoon, we settled into Garden House which is a small, affordable hotel near the city center that features touches of Hungarian folk art throughout thier rooms. Additionally, we acquainted ourselves with the metro and shopped and explored a bit.

London: Tea at the Ritz & a Blueberry Scone Recipe

Lori Libka Meet The Staff, Ornaments, Recipes, Travel April 26, 2017March 20, 2023Around The World, bagpipes, Big Ben, Bronner's Breakfast Club, Buckingham Palace, Camden Market, changing of the guard, cookbook, Crown Jewels, feed the birds, fish and chips, Fortnum & Mason, Kensington Palace, Libka Girls Take Europe, London, macaroons, National Gallery, Queen Victoria, recipe, red phone booth, red telephone boxes, Royal Guard, Royal Haymarket Theatre, scone recipe, scones, Shakespeare, tea, Thames River, The Globe, The Ritz, theater, Tower of London, Tube, wanderlust, Wellington Arch, Westminster Abbey 6 Comments

#LibkaGirlsTakeEurope | Part 2 – London Bound! After meeting Kristen in New York, we boarded a Virgin Atlantic night flight for London. If we were going to have to sleep somewhere en route to the city of Shakespeare, we had decided to do it on a plane. We considered it a “cracking” (excellent) way to multitask. After all, “We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep.” (The Tempest)