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Buda & Pest
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And So It Begins...
So I got off the plane refreshed and ready to go. I had a month to do whatever I pleased and this is where I chose to start my trip. I had been to Budapest twice before but never did I have this much time to explore.
So first thing was first: where to stay. I usually opt for renting a furnished apartment but I thought that since I … -
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Aaahhhh Buda & Pest... what a marvelous place
Finally arrived in Budapest an what a marvelous place it is!!
So marvelous that I have to cut this short and get ready for dinner tonight.... I'll update the blog later and add some pics
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Tuesday and the sun is shining in Budapest - fantastic!!!
My day today was an easy one - no tours … -
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The Hipster City of Budapest
I just got back from a whirlwind trip to Budapest, the beautiful capital of Hungary! I didn't know too much about it before I got there, but it is truly an amazing city. It is actually two cities, divided by the Danube river: Buda and Pest. We stayed on the Pest side which seemed to be a bit livelier most of the time!
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The Buda and The Pest
Üdvözöllek!!
You got that, right? ;)
Hello, hello! I feel like I have not blogged in quite some time now and my recent memories of Budapest (February 24-27) are becoming not so recent anymore!
I came to Europe thinking I would travel to France, England, Italy, you know, the typical touristic, popular if you will, … -
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Budapest: The Paris of Eastern Europe
Budapest. The final Destination
After sailing all night from Vienna we finally saw stars and a sunrise but were an hour late arriving in Budapest. But the sun was shining and we had a commentary on various landmarks as we sailed along the Danube past Margaret Island, Parliament, Castle Hill, St. Vitus Church, the Chain Bridge, Erzsebet …
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Budapest
... hungarian folk dancing. There was alot of heel slapping and twirling of skirts. We made our way up the hill to Fisherman's Bastion, a terraced structure from the early 20th century with beautiful views over the river and city. It has an upper level ...
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Beers and baths in Budapest
... watching her, so she pulled out the equivalent of AUS$1000. Unbelievable. Budapest was good. Saw the majority of the sights. The Fisherman's Bastion for the views, the church next door to this, the palace, the sculpture park, the lion on the bridge with ...
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Aint Life Grand
... wriggled its way around Grissening into the sun. From there I walked along the castle hill viewing the various museums, the Fisherman's Bastion and Maithias Church with its incredible patchwork roof. I then strolled around the grounds and took in the ...
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Budapest
... ;a new ticket when we changed lines (a single is not a single as we know it), and walked up tot he castle, Past the Fisherman's Bastion, a fairy tale facade ont he front of teh hill, we wealked around St Mathais's church with it's painted frescos, and ...
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Budapest
... of the transformed tunnels, caves and cellars before heading up the hill past the huge Vienna gate to the Fisherman's Bastion overlooking the Danube River. We also visited the independence monument, citadel and crossed the many splendid bridges before ...
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Bratislava and Budapest - end of the cruise!
... a lively city, and faring much better than I expected for an Eastern European city. It had some really nice buildings. Budapest was gorgeous, and interesting. The Budapest markets were fun - it was a Saturday so it was great to see ...
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Buda and Pest
... oil lamp, though it was dark enough during the day, I think it would have added a different aura to the excursion. The fisherman's bastion is awesome! From the name alone I'm sure you're not picturing anything amazing but it was almost its own version of ...
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Spring Break Stop 3: The Homeland
... yummy. After walking further down the Danube and seeing how gorgeous Budaspest is all lit up at night, we visited Fisherman's Bastion and other parts of Castle Hill, mostly taking in the views. Katie and I said goodnight to the other ...
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Budapest the Beautiful
... top. Here we alighted to have a good look around this historical area. We walked along the narrow streets to the Fisherman's Bastion. From here there is a spectacular view across the river to Pest, especially the Parliament buildings on the other side. ...
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Labrinth
... a hill, just like everything else around here. It was rather large. But I think the thing that was more interesting was Fisherman's Bastion. It was a bunch of castle towers overlooking the city. It's supposed to be known as the most romantic part of ...
Fisherman's Bastion (Halaszbastya) Map
- Liberty Square (Szadadsag Ter)
- West Station
- Corvin Hall of Buda Castle
- Holy Trinity Column (Szentháromság Szobor)
- Labyrinth of Buda Castle (Budavári Labirintus)
- Casino Budapest Hilton
- Museum of Commerce and Catering (Kereskedelmi es Vendeglatoipari Muzeum)
- Hungarian State Folk Ensemble
- Castle Theatre (Varszinhaz)
- Arpad Toth Promenade (Setany)
- Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art
- Budapest History Museum (Budapesti Toreneti Muzeum)
- Historical Museum of Budapest (Budapesti Torteneti Muzeum)
- Museum of the National Széchenyi Library
- Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galeria)
- Buda Castle - Royal Palace (Kiralyi Palota)
- Budvari Siklo (Buda Hill Funicular)
- Castle Hill (Varhegy)
- Sark Bar
- Clark Adam Square (Clark Ádám tér)