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... MTV) station headquarters. The stunning building is now completely empty as the rents were too high for the TV station.
Our guide also described some of what life was like under the communist regime, speaking directly from the experiences of her family members. She told us the story of how people got cars, based on her cousin’s experience: You paid for a car, and then any time in the next 10 years, the government would tell you your car was ...
Budapest: Welcome weekend
... They mentioned a few and gave rough directions and asked us to follow, but we had to clean up before our long night out. Hours later 4 friends and I set out to find this place. We first stumbled across a strange underground bar called anderson's with ridiculously cheap drinks where we ran into the entire University of New Hampshire program. After meeting them, we left to continue our trek. We then ran into some British girls ...
The square formerly known as...
... 30C), we spent the next hour in one of their wide-bottomed canoes (run by Városligeti Csónakázótó), padding around on the pool/ice rink. The signs at the rental place said no swimming, and if you saw the water, you’d have no problem complying. You used to be able to paddle completely around the castle, but since they’ve built the ice rink, that’s not possible. We could ...
Back to Budapest...
... I am pretty sure he liked the camera, as he spent a bit of time looking at it after I gave it to him. We then went on our way. I was not sure exactly where we were going. We made our way on the subway across town to an old movie theatre that Istvan wanted to get a schedule from. He had to pay a bill at a cell phone store and so I told him about the fact that my phone was now unlocked and I needed a SIM card for Hungary.
I was able to get a SIM card with ...
Budapest, the best!
... t remember the names exactly but the scenery was out of this world. Plenty of kodak moments! Afterwards was the optional tour of the Parliment, which i really enjoyed since we got to see the changing of the guards. The inside is decorated like a palace and well worth it to see. Afterwards our TM led us to a famous indoor Hungarian market with lots of traditional foods and gifts. I bought some Paprika for the fam at home...didn't have much ...
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