9. the trip to Benelux

Today's day began with a transfer to Luxembourg, where for some time, all trains, buses, and public transport across the country have been completely free for both locals and tourists.

Like any true Czech, we had to take full advantage of this opportunity, so we left our car a bit behind the border and continued our scenic journey by train to the city center.

After exploring Luxembourg, we still had plenty of time, so we decided to head to the train station and hop on a random train to travel a few stops into the unknown, further taking advantage of the free train travel.

At the station, we made the decision to travel north and get off in the town of Marsch, where we had chosen two smaller castles as our destination.

The train experienced an unplanned half-hour delay, which forced us to reassess our program at the destination, and instead of castles, we headed by bus to a well-known local bakery, where we were constantly oppressed during the ride by an elderly lady with an electric bike.

At the bakery, we had a quick snack in the form of homemade pizza and set off on the return journey to the car. The return trip was met with another half-hour delay, and we were clear - traveling around Luxembourg doesn't cost money, but time. In the evening, we only had the drive south towards the Swiss border.

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