Atrium Budapest

... dollar), Ill leave it up to you to decide what i decided to drink, but it was a cheap night.  I had a blast in Budapest, perhaps it was because I didn't know what to expect or perhaps it was because I stayed at a great place who really showed us ...

... , Sept 8th, 2007... Up early and off to Szentendre (St. Andrews) Quaint, old town about 45 minutes from Budapest...Artists town. Shoppers paradise. Narrow, cobblestone streets. Museums, churches. On the way we drove through the former capital city of the ...

... , Sept 8th, 2007... Up early and off to Szentendre (St. Andrews) Quaint, old town about 45 minutes from Budapest...Artists town. Shoppers paradise. Narrow, cobblestone streets. Museums, churches. On the way we drove through the former capital city of the ...

... is unbelievable and such a blessing that most of it was saved from the bombings of the world wars.     Budapest has Europe’s largest Parliament, largest functioning synagogue (which we didn’t get to tour – a must return), ...

From Prague I was heading onto Budapest. I was really excited about this one as I was meeting Pia, to travel with her for a week. My original plan would have had me in Budapest for 2pm. I had, ironically, planned to pretend to her that I had missed the ...

... by a school group on its way out, which was a fine thing. We skirted around them and went into the ground floor of the atrium area, where we were greeted by a Soviet tank and a display of photos of victims of the Soviet secret police. We then, as ...

... there for the European Capital of Culture and associated conferences and activities. Whatever the case, it was also my favorite city since Budapest. There were many small museums scattered around the old town, but I spent most of my day wandering the area ...

... nbsp;When it came to my turn, I asked Szabina what part of Hungary she was from. When she told me that she was from Budapest, I told her a little bit about my trip. By then we had finished the transaction. I said "köszönöm" (thank you in Hungarian) and ...

... he was bossy. He responded by telling me that he wouldn't be bossy if I listened. This had been a joke between us in Budapest. We were both laughing. I still don't know how he was able to hold the camera steady while laughing, but he got my absolutely ...