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Exploring Pest, No Time for Buda
... to baggage claim, and then walk right out the door with my luggage in about fifteen minutes. No customs, no passport checks...fine by me. I made it to the hotel by 7:30 pm and had a whole hour before I was planning to meet an old Merage connection, Eric Eagon.
Eric was one of the very last students I recruited to join Merage. He is currently serving as a student ambassador (further proof that he was one of our strongest admits, just as I said he would ...
Day 2 Budapest marathon walking
... We went outside to a park to eat. We strolled down the pedestrian street and checked out the shops. Time for a technical stop so into the first McDonalds behind the Iron Curtain. Had to have a receipt to use the WC so I bought a coke. It actually had ice in it, a first for this trip. We walked past the Opera House again and on a quest to find the Alexandra bookstore for a book on the history of Hungary. Found it and bought it! Next stop, Parliament building. It took a while ...
Budapest - a cultural shock
... Europe, there were some things that also shocked me. Walking around town with my friend Cullen, we noticed that there was a ridiculous amount of females working in stores and fast food joints around town. After doing some research, I found out that sexism is a big problem in Hungary. Over 80 % of women hold a job, but most of them are in inferior jobs. Women make up about 70% of the unskilled labor in Hungary and ...
Budapest II: Kitchy markets and mountain climbing
... a little more interesting. It was where all the food was. They had tons of stands with meat (in some cases, a little nauseating, as whole pigs were just laying out). There were also fresh fruits and veggies, spices, wines and cheeses. Another corner of the market had several food stands selling traditional Hungarian meals, such as gulash and langos. We decided to have langos for lunch. Langos is essentially an unsweetened doughnut, topped with sour cream, ...
Walking, Free Practice & Goulash
... racetrack.
After the racing we freshened up at the hotel and headed out for some food and nightlife. We stumbled upon a Hugo Boss event with a McLaren F1 simulator but bypassed this as we were famished and thirsty from a hot afternoon in the stands. We found an outdoor restaurant called The Casablanca which served my favourite Eastern European food, Goulash! The guys ...
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“ Budaful ”
Reviewed Oct 6, 2009
I was not sure what to expect as this was my first trip overseas. This hotel was great. Clean and comfortable. I would stay here again if I had the chance. Centrally located for our purposes.
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