Stadion Budapest

... up anyway. Also I&#8217;m told that these baths are an awesome hangover cure, that&#8217;s why some of the guys had gone more than once. <br><br> That night was obviously another night out, and we went to where the cheap drinks took us. It was a pretty huge club type place with lots of different rooms featuring different music, but my favourite room by far was the "Hungaraoke" room. They did sing some typical North American songs, but what ...

... temperatures from scorching hot to refreshingly cold, and in the center of the main pool was a whirlpool which Molly, Katie and I decided we could go around and around in for hours without it ever getting old. However, we did head inside to the soothing mineral baths and sauna before they closed at 8 and then went back out to the main pools until it was time to call it a night. The funny thing was that we had been in there for less than 3 hours, so ...

... boasts some of the cities trendiest cafes, bars, and numerous museums. With so much on offer for the tourist a walk down Andrassy Utca is a must for all visitors to Budapest. Situated at the far end of the avenue is 'Heroes Square', a big imposing square built as a tribute to Hungarian Nationalism. Standing within its centre is the towering 'Millenary Monument' with the statue of the Archangel Gabriel looking down from a lofty position. Legend says it was the Archangel who ...

... in the bathroom with his head next to the toilet while I was on one in the hallway and Clinto on the couch. We knew the day had been going too well! At 9 the next morning we headed back to our apartment and gave one of the keys back - we weren't willing to risk it again! Then it was off for a day of sight seeing and a long walk to the outdoor baths. Once there we changed into our swimmers and walked very quickly into the warm waters. We even risked ...

... a great city and enjoy a weekend getaway, before returning to Seattle after living in Brussels for 2 years. My last visit to Budapest was in 1996, 40 years after the '56 revolution. I can't believe that ELEVEN years passed since that last visit. So much has changed. I noticed the changes immediately upon arriving. The airline terminal was new, the roads into the city were repaved, the cars didn't belch nasty smoke. You could breathe in the city. The ...

... Steve's shoulder as he types and piping up when I see fit. I almost lost it in the airport in Frankfurt, so many glorious men did I see at the smoking station that I started into a fit of giggles and had to stare out into nowhere until it passed. You can smoke everywhere here, I've smoked Gauloise red, and am now into the PallMalls, also have some "woman" cigarettes that are so thin I feel like an ...

... closer to Budapest because the rickety bus trip into town was a bone crunching, sweltering, packed, 1 hour and 10 minutes, followed by 10 minutes on the underground. It was 36 degrees on the 2 days we went into Budapest and we really felt it. The bus driver kept telling us it was a Russian bus with Russian air conditioning. In fact everything ****** seemed to be Russian according to the Hungarians. It's funny, the trip to town is cheaper than the trip back!

... a eastern european couple, where later the guy will tell me we were on the wrong train (they were going to budapest as well). YEah the girlfriend was pretty and more. First saw her when she was asleep, she looked great even then. Basically the way i see it, if a lady looks great asleep (not may people do including myself) then she'll look even better awake, and she was! Bu she was with the overweight guy, who i can't really ***** about as he did save my ****. So i get to ...