I have a fight to Budapest and flying home from Rome?

Question

and I am thinking about going to Croatia and Bosnia any ideas on how I can do this?

Answer 1

Don't have a fight in Budapest. Hungarians are easy-going people. The only belligerent one was Zsa Zsa Gabor, and she left years ago. You should be able to resolve your differences without violence.

Answer 2

You shouldn't go around fighting. What did the people in Budapest do to you?

Answer 3

I'm based in Budapest, so I can try to help.

Flights to Croatia will be very expensive, but the trains are cheap. If you only want to go to Zagreb, then the coach will be fine, as it's <200 miles from Budapest. If you want to go to the coast, then take the overnight train and a sleeper.

Can't help you with Bosnia, it's a little further afield, but it won't be that challenging, especially from Croatia.

Enjoy the trip.

Incidentally, there is a ferry from Croatia to various Italian ports, so that might help you get to Rome.

Answer 4

You can look at airlines based in Budapest for flights to Croatia or Bosnia (for example, I flew around Norway and used Norwegian airlines OK), or you could try the railways and see what trains there are. Railways might not be direct and you might have to change trains (look and see if Interrail will do the trip)

Same again to get to Rome. The way you get there depends on how much time you have available really