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Hotel Gellért
Lovely spa-hotel.
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Nyugati Pályaudvar
The Budapest Western Train Station, apparently designed by Gustav Eiffel.
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Chain Bridge
Or the Széchenyi lánchíd, the oldest of the seven road bridges that spans the Danube river, connecting Buda and Pest. It was destroyed during the time of the Nazis but rebuilt in its original form.
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Hello can you see me.
Rouge
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Lolo
This really pulls at my heartstrings, he’s alone, shaking, he can barely bite into his corncob, he can barely walk up the hill, and he reeks of urine. I saw him at church moments later, inside the Cave Church on Gellert Hill, to be precise. I wish old people never have to be alone like this.
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Goodbye
JB and Grace, sharing a private moment. This photo is one of my favorites, but I wish the rest of the people were blurred. The luggage kind of ruined the scene, too.
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Matryoshkas from the Budapest Market
Cute Russian nesting dolls, look at that tiny tiny piece. 🙂
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Grand Market Hall, Budapest
The ground floor sells mostly produce and a variety of foodstuff– paprika, fruit, Hungarian sausages, and other cured meats. The second floor offers souvenirs, cafes and food stations. I had purchased a small can of foie gras (goose liver pâté) thinking it was only 1000 HUF, only to discover that it actually costs four times as much (that’s roughly $23). I am still not used to the way the Europeans write the number 4.