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Traveler PhotosMonument to Imre Nagy/Remembrance Day (Oct. 23) Budapest
Related BlogsMonument to Imre Nagy/Remembrance Day (Oct. 23) Budapest
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The East of the West & the West of the East
... . 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 ...
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Biggest Prey Mantis You've Ever Seen!
... . From the museum we wandered along Hungary's greatest boulevard, Andrassy ut, until we found the Hero's Square and the Millennium Monument. Behind this was a huge park where we sat shaded from the fierce midday sun and rested our weary legs. We also ...
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Buda and Pest
... had a birds eye view over the entire both sides of the city. Here was the famous Liberation Monument that commemorates the liberation of Budapest by the Russian arm's in the mid 1940's. Here was the beginning of communist rule which lasted ...
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Aint Life Grand
... I spun into action the next day and crossed the stunning bridge over the Danube and climbed Gellert Hillto see the Independence monument and citadel. On the way up I had to stop continuously, not through tiredness but to stop at all the excellent vantage ...
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Pest
... here. I decided that due to it's close proximity and it's inclusion as one of my free museums I would visit the Budapest Museum of Ethnology. The building in which the museum is housed was originally built for the ministry of justice and it is ...
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Budapest
... 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 visiting the parliament. It was my 21st birthday while here ...
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Choc Losh-on (Easy Tiger)
... . I am currently in Prague but this is the first chance I have had to update you all on my short but sweet visit to Budapest, Hungary. And, as especially requested by dear Bob, I will try to keep this entry short and sweet too with lots of paragraphs so ...
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Buda and Pest
... 23 November: Packing up, eating all the food we can and heading out around 13:00. It's been a really great stay in BudaPest. I'll return someday. Other than Hungarian being a language I can't comprehend (yet) it's a place I could certainly spend lots ...
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Franz Joseph's Day of Glory
... If you all recall per the 2003 visit (as Stein pointed out numerous times and made fun of me for pointing out) Budapest is actually historically two cities...Buda set in the hills overlooking the Danube and the more cosmopolitan and flat Pest ...
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Budapest, August 1, 2007 - Wednesday
... of 19th century Hungarian architecture, its construction lasted from 1875 to 1884 and was funded by the city of Budapest and by Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary. The Hungarian Royal Opera House, as it was known then, opened to the public on the ...
Monument to Imre Nagy/Remembrance Day (Oct. 23) Map
- Parliament (Orszaghaz)
- Gellert Hill and Statue (Gellert Hegy)
- Museum of Ethnography (Neprajzi Muzeum)
- Roosevelt Square (Roosevelt ter)
- Galeria Centralis
- Hungarian Agricultural Museum (Magyar Mezogazdasagi Muzeum)
- Budapest Plage
- Las Vegas Casino
- St. Francis's Wounds Church
- Comedy Theater (Vigszinhaz)
- Hungarian State Folk Ensemble
- Post Office Museum (Postamuzeum)
- Budapest Operetta Theatre
- Hungarian State Opera House (Magyar Allami Operahaz)
- Chain Bridge (Szechenyi lanchid)
- Kiraly Baths
- Muvesz mozi
- Sark Bar
- WestEnd City Center
- Shoes on the Danube Promenade