Labyrinth of Buda Castle (Budavári Labirintus) Budapest

There was our first endeavour to go to a Eastern European Hard Rock. Lots of the memorabilia was geared towards the metal theme with the Beatles and Elvis strewn about.

Obligatory Jumbo Combo was eaten with a side of mac'n'cheese. Finished off with a new extra large brownie ice cream Sunday.

As for as Budapest goes great city. …

Hoje o dia vai iniciar-se com uma visita ao Labirinto, que fica no Bairro do Castelo (na Rua dos Lorde, n.ş 9), coloco a morada, porque facilmente passamos pelo local sem dar por ele.
O Labirinto é um complexo de masmorras, túneis, fontes e caves que formam um labirinto e se situam por baixo da colina do Castelo Real de Buda.
As cavernas …

Our journey from Paris to Budapest takes us through many countries on the train. We’re up early at 5:00am checking out of our Paris hotel. On the way to the metro, we walk over darn Marne River one last time and catch a 7:00am train to Milan. Later, we travel from Milan to Monfalcone, Italy. Here, in this tiny station, we wait two hours, have …

... lesson then shop for souvenirs.  We wander the streets, past Matthias Church, and find a sign pointing downstairs to the Labyrinth of Buda Castle,  We are intrigued.  Going below, we warm up some, pay for our ticket and receive two gas ...

... a replica of a crown of Hungary. Don't I sound impressed again? After all that, we decided to check out the Labyrinth of Buda Castle. These are old caves below Castle Hill, an effect of Hot Springs, used historically as caves for prehistoric man, ...

... his name, and a pretty elaborate monument to him. We walked around the grounds of the palace, and visited the Labyrinth of Buda Castle. Originally caves eroded from the earth by rain and groundwater, and inhabited by pre-historic man, the caves were ...

... a table-cloth off an old lady we felt sorry for.  Wandering down a back street, we found a museum and display of the Labyrinth of Buda Castle (once the dungeons).  Lit only by hand held lanterns, we wandered about the caverns. Back to the hotel ...

... a table-cloth off an old lady we felt sorry for.  Wandering down a back street, we found a museum and display of the Labyrinth of Buda Castle (once the dungeons).  Lit only by hand held lanterns, we wandered about the caverns. Back to the hotel ...