Danube Budapest

Boat Station Pier 7 5th district, Vigado ter., Budapest , Hungary

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    Qualifying and lots of walking

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    Saturday is Qualifying day so we headed straight to the circuit to soak up the atmosphere and buy merchandise.

    After the action we left early to avoid the crowds and headed to the west bank of the Danube for great views of the Parliament. It's been a dream of mine for a while to see this great river and it felt great to finally see it. We …

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    Plugged back in

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    Since the collapse of Communism, Budapest has experienced something of a renaissance. The grand architecture and boulevards evoke a time gone by, while glamorous stores and glitzy restaurants make this one of the truly great cities of Europe. Budapest is the perfect city to enjoy from the water. From here you'll be able to see the magnificent …

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    The East of the West & the West of the East

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    ... .  While we contemplated these things we made the acquiantance of a man, Istvan, who was a resident of Budapest who had visited Vancouver once upon a time.  He and his wife were pleasant company and impressively tolerant of ...

  • 2

    Hungarian ramblings....

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    ... to the countryside.. ....the couchsurfers here really got it going on!!!! A very friendly community, the friendliest people in Budapest to my experience, super nice people...and they're totally into helping you out... ...Hungarian food ....mmmmmm ...

  • 3

    The Blue Danube

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    ... 07 The River Danube Hungary As we were already across the border of Hungary we headed down to the Danube early and searched for a camp site close to Budapest and on the famous river. We turned towards Szob and what we thought was the ferry but ...

  • 4

    Undiscovered Prague

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    ... ; The view from Buda hill is spectacular.  And worth the hike up. I think the previous inhabitants liked walking Budapest too.  The Romans are believed to have introduced thermal baths here.  The Turks later popularized them.  ...

  • 5

    Budapest

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    ... would come across a much less crowded part and the highest tower where no-one goes! Day 3 We seen so much more of Budapest this visit. We'd come across parks we never knew existed. We thought we'd take a side trip to see something outside of the ...

  • 6

    May I see your Visa please Ma'am?

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    ... statue park. This place was heavily advertised and sounded rather cool, all the old statues of communism that had adorned Budapest's streets together in a park, with communist marches playing as you walked around, you could sit in one of those ...

  • 7

    Budapest

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    ... were, checked out the nice buildings over the Danube on the Buda side of the city lit up and also the Basilica.  Budapest is basically 2 distinct districts; Buda where a lot of the older buildings are found, and Pest which is much more the busy ...

  • 8

    Dunabogdani Camp Bule

    ... the Danube and we were on our way again, the owners of the campground waving us goodbye. What a wonderful place to stay, amongst families and friends. It is the picture which comes to my mind when I think of Hungary; Camping Bule, Auto Camp, ...

  • 9

    Budapest, St Stephens Day

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    ... folk festival on with a rather expensive entrance fee to get in, so we just had a peer over the wall.  After a walk along the Danube in the opposite direction to what I didn't realise was the only open bridge of the main ones, we had to walk all the ...

  • 10

    Wandering the Streets of Buda... and Pest

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    ... hand is much newer and has lots of shops, cafes etc - it's basically where everything happens. It's also where I stayed. I like Budapest - the river is a lively focal point and it's a pleasant change from the cities where the old town is surrounded by ...