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Time to breathe...
... crouching (not very good for the old back!). There were a few other specific cells like that too, used to torture people.
Pictures of those that died are lined throughout the building in remembrance, along with those that partook in these horrendous crimes, for shaming purposes i guess.
The Jewish Memorial, which is just past Parliament set on the side on the river was probably one of our favourite memorials so far just because it seems a bit ...
Budapest
... We didn't get to try it but looked really nice. We visited the Szechenyi Baths, which was really cool. It was built back in 1800's so some of the architecture is very old. We had a swim in the cold bath which was about 28-30 degrees and was just like an outside swimming pool. Then went into the warm bath which was about 35-38 degrees. It was really nice and would recommend anyone to go there if visiting Budapest. We went out ...
Budapest, Hungary
... moving houses, barns, etc. from the Hungarian countryside from 100-150 years ago to show you want life was like back then. Sort of like New Salem if you will, including people telling you about each building. Excellent. Then they took us back to the ship via speedboat. That was fun and cooling on a hot day. Interesting it appears women here don't seem to mind canoeing, kayaking or swimming topless. A little different than our expectation in ...
On the Pest side
... is lined with beautiful buildings almost reminiscent of the west side (think Shaunghnessy but grander). Continuing on are several museums including the Museum of Korean Art and the House of Terror. Shopping-wise, there's a few higher end shops, but your better bet is Fashion Avenue running parallel to the river.
I turned off at the synagogue to check it out. The images on one postcard were quite beautiful, and honestly that's really all ...
Church Ruins and Fairytale Castles...
... in 896.
The sun was setting as I turned the last corner and saw the church and the medieval city streets. It took my breath away. I bought a really big coconut covered chocolate ball...it tasted like a rum ball. Then I wandered down the cobblestone streets.
I came across a market with beautiful, hand embroidered tablecloths. Since that was what I wanted as my souvenir, I spent time talking to a very nice lady ...
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