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Swiss Bliss Day 5: Lucerne

June 19, 2017 — 0 Comments

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I tried 17 new dishes, 4 new desserts, & 5 new drinks in Montenegro, including Montenegroni cocktails 🍹 🍹

Lovćen and Durmitor National Parks, Montenegro ⛰️🥰

Putting this STUNNING bay on my hypothetical list of must-see places in the world 🌎

Europe’s newest capital city has actually been inhabited since its days as a Roman Empire military camp 🏕️

Kosovo’s outdoor capital (can we say the Denver of Kosovo? 🏔️) sits below the ominously-named Accursed Mountains

I made it to the 50th country on my world tour! 🌍

Macedonian food was so, so delicious—one of my favorite cuisines yet 😋 I devoured 20 new dishes, 12 new desserts, and 5 new drinks in just 10 days. 1) Kacamak (polenta) with the best cream ever 🧴 2) Polneti piperki—stuffed peppers 🌶️ 3) Pleskavica—a Balkan burger 🍔 4) Selsko meso—pork & mushroom stew 🍲 5) Pastrmajlija—Macedonian pizza 🍕 6) Tavce gravce—baked beans 🫘 7) Turli tava stew 🍜 8) Chevapi with ayvar & gjomleze 🌭 9) Palachinki—honey walnut crepes 🥞 10) Ohrid cake—a delish caramel walnut cake found only in the city of Ohrid

Random things that delighted me in Macedonia 🇲🇰 1) This brutalist post office ✉️ 2) A very curvy Orthodox church ⛪️ 3) This 19th-century stone bridge 🌉 4) This green man holding a church in his hand 🖐️ 5) This floor art 😱 6) This very multinational highway sign 🪧 7) The absolutely lovely Macedonian flag 🇲🇰 8) This Yugoslav-era Zastava car 🚙 9) This glamorous white blossom tree 🌸 10) A bustling end-of-day Ramadan dinner in a plaza ☪️

40 years after an earthquake destroyed most of Skopje’s historic buildings, the government decided to rebuild the city center with a bunch of grand monuments that look impressive but have no historical significance. Most locals hate it but I’m here for the weirdness! 💁🏼‍♂️

A road trip to some of the country’s most unique sights 🚙

The highest town in N. Macedonia, Krushevo was home to a fierce independence movement from the Ottoman Empire (it declared itself a separate republic after a successful uprising) and the delightfully bizarre virus-shaped Ilinden Monument commemorates this. Nearby Prilep is surrounded by arresting rocky hills and mountains 🪨 🏔️

In one day, I hitchhiked to a new country, hitchhiked again up a desolate mountain road, hiked to the top of a peak with views on either side of huge lakes, and then hitchhiked again into a lakeside city with an ancient Hellinistic ampitheatre, colorful churches, and a fortress on a hill that dates back to the 4th century BCE 🙏🚙🥾⏳

I tried 28 new dishes, 13 new desserts, & 3 new drinks during my time in Albania 😋 Some highlights: 1) Perime në Zgarë (grilled veggies) 🤤 2) qifqi (rice balls) 🤤 3) Patëllxhan të Mbushur (stuffed eggplant) 🤤 4) Fërgesë (a casserole) 🤤 5) Dolma (stuffed vine leaves) 🤤 6) Speca Te Mbushur Me Oriz (rice-stuffed peppers) 🤤 7) Pispili (veggie corn bread) with kadaif (a nutty pastry) & salep (an orchid drink) 🤤 8) Speca me Gjize (cheese-stuffed peppers) 🤤 9) Trilece (caramel milk cake) 🤤 10) Sultan’s Delight (rice pudding) 🤤 There’s a bit of overlap with Turkish and other Balkan cuisines since they were united under the Ottoman Empire for centuries ⌛️

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