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For the most part though, they are very sweet and our little charmer gains fans wherever we go … he is certainly a draw-card and presents many opportunities for conversations with the locals on the tram. (a great way to practice our small amount of Magyarul that we have learned so far)
The language is a source of great pride for Hungarians for all its incredible complexities and difficulty to ...
Look at all this stuff up here
... up on the wrong side and latitude of the hill to the baths we wanted to go to (as well as somewhere to eat). So we had to cut our losses, skip the baths endure the crying the whining of Ripley and try to find a place to eat. Not easy on our side of town I actually asked someone and found out there was a mall a short distance away. It does pay to travel with kids, although you have to be home by 7:30, people sure are nice to you.
So ...
Slightly disappointed
... Buda. The city of Budapest is made up of two sections, Buda and Pest. We're living in Pest right now. Buda is where most. Of the locals live and where the old Hapsburg palace is. We went to. The Hapsburg palace and walked around there. Then it started to rain by then we were looking for dinner. We couldn't find the restaurant, and after about a half hour of walking in the freezing rain we found it. I had duck with. A sweet sauce and red cabbage. ...
A stroll down Andrassy Avenue
... These pools and buildings turned magical as the sun went down and the lights came on.
On our way to and from the baths, we walked thru Hero’s Square (located in Pest’s largest city park), an impressive gathering place that was built in 1896 to celebrate a millennium of Magyar presence. The central column of the Square is guarded by 7 Magyar tribe leaders who, in 896 AD, stormed into the Carpathian Basin (present day Hungary). This ...
Budapest
... Gothic chapel and the highest point on Castle Hill. The Turks converted the church into a mosque after their conquest of Budapest, and it was made back into a church in the 15th century. The stone carvings and interesting paintings inside were really the highlight. Outside the church was the Fisherman’s Bastion (Halaszbastya). For some reason, everyone says to go here. We actually thought we went to the wrong place because it was so unimpressive ...
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