Budapest: Day 2
Keleti Train Station
some building on the way...
ING Direct building?
The City Park Skating Rink. The second day I went back to Heroes' Square to visit some sights that we didn't get to see on the tour yesterday.
Vajdahunyad Castle, houses the Hungarian Agricultural Museum. Free admission! Too bad they drained the boating lake to do some construction... Otherwise the view'd be much better! :P
the castle
inside the castle
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Szechenyi Bath, the spa that we will go to the next day. It's one of the largest bath complexes in Europe.
The fairground
the zoological and botanical garden
the beautiful Andrassy Ut again
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The music academy and Franz Liszt Museum, where he lived during the last years of his life
hall way
lobby
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The House of Terror, a museum for the Nazi and Communist bloodshed regimes
After my morning stroll I met up with the group again to visit the Parliament. They take the security very seriously! You need your passport to get in, and when I crossed a chain into the parking lot a guy in military uniform whistled me over... And we also got to see just how friendly Hungarians are... The security guard yelled at us because we were just talking!
the dome
the royal crown
the press lobby
the parliament
Ethnographic Museum across from the Parliament. After our tour of the Parliament, I went around to see more of Pest.
Library Square
St. Stephen's Basilica
Inside the church. I noticed that this church is unusual that it's more horizontal than vertical? If you were to get married here I don't think there'd be much of an aisle to walk down... :P
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State Opera House
Great Synagogue
Lutheran Church
Danube Fountain in Erzsebet Square
Josef Nador Square
Nihaly Vorosmarty Square
The Buda Castle and the Chain Bridge are so beautiful at night I had to take another picture :P
Pest Concert Hall at Vigado Square
Vaci Street
Municipal Council
Pest City Council
Franciscan Church
Erzsebet Bridge and Inner City Parish Church
Lorand Eotvos University
Hotel Lobby
The second night the group went to an all-you-can-eat Mogolian BBQ, which costs 14 euros. I didn't think I can eat 14 euros worth of food and drink so I didn't go. But apparently they got kicked out of the restaurant because some Spanish guy and girl were chasing each other and throwing ice cream, and they rubbed off the ice cream on some of the paintings in the restaurant.... pretty mature stuff~
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