budapest has been a pretty cool city. a little smaller and quieter than prague, but i've enjoyed myself! it also was a little colder here and damp. the weather has been super foggy and just kinda depressing, but i'm making the best of it as well i'm in eastern europe in january so i knew it was going to be cold and gloomy. so again i'm kinda lazy and it is mostly going to be a picture post. but it has been a jam packed 48 hours and i'm loving it.
at st. stephen's basicila - it was gorgeous inside!
inside the great synagogue - it is the largest in europe and super impressive. the design is very different from any other. it was really interesting.
a local tradition - when you're in love you sign and decorate a lock and then throw the key in the river
chain bridge - it was pretty foggy both days
Matthias Church at night - in the castle district
my goulash! it was pretty good!
matthias and the castle district at night
inside st. stephens basilica
modern government buildings on castle hill
at castle hill
central market - pretty awesome market and so many cool things!
hungarian parliament
hungarian money - right now about 200 HUF = $1
so this may seem like a lot of money it is only $40
Heroes' Square - lots of famous Hungarians
the turkish baths - so much fun. i went and relaxed for a few hours both inside and out in the baths.
so i've enjoyed budapest. i met a few americans on a walking tour and the first night went out to dinner and then for a few drinks with them, which was nice to do something at night. and the walking tour was pretty cool too. i love them! so i'm off to repack my bag and get some sleep. i'm off to vienna bright and early tomorrow morning - 7am train (what was i thinking?)
thanks for all the love the last week with my photos and travel stories! i've been reading your blogs - but not really commenting or emailing back!
:)
6 comments:
Glad you're having so much fun! That lock and key thing is really cool. Wow you're having so many cool experiences!
Wow Budapest is gorgeous! I love the churches and the central market. Both are gorgeous! How cold is it over there?
Nice pictures! :)
OMG the turkish bath looks amazing!!! How fun!!!!
Budapest looks amazing! Loved checking out all your photos, and I'm really intrigued by the idea of decorating one of the locks and throwing away the key... such a sweet and romantic tradition!
I love the lock and key tradition! How does a tradition like that get started, I wonder? And the turkish baths look amazing!
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