Hi All,
We left Budapest early in the morning to head to Krakow. We stopped for lunch in a little town in Slovakia named Banska Bystrica. During the black plague, a miracle happened and most of the towns residents were saved because they prayed in the square next to the church frequently.

Banská Bystrica Main Square

Banská Bystrica Main Square

Banská Bystrica Main Square
It was nice to be able to eat in a “small” town. The place we ate at did not have menus in English, so we ordered by looking at pictures and randomly pointing. I had potatoes and a cheese platter. It was so cheap – only €6!

Note: This post was originally published on June 17, 2012 in a blog entitled “Romeing Around Europe…Again” which chronicled my post-graduation trip across Europe.
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