Vagon Restaurant near Déli Railway Station in Budapest.
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Vagon Restaurant
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Window to the Past
Hungarian photographer/artist, Kerényi Zoltán, merges modern day photos with the vintage ones. You can see more photos here.
The house of the shoemakers
This buildin was built in 1905 as the Headquater of the Metropolitan Shoemaker Chamber. I love old buildings like this in Budapest.
Posted from Wesselényi street.
JudaFest
Jewish Cultural Street Festival in the Kazinczy street. I ate very tasty Flódni…:)
Posted from Kazinczy street.
Skimboarding on the flood
The endless creativity of Budapest. I found the photo on Tumblr but the original I think is here. (credit: zsombee)
Posted from Danube.
Performance in the Danube
This gentleman is József R. Juhász, performance artist. Yesterday, he drew the attention of many people including the police by standing in the flood. He stood there for 25-30 mins then the police tried to fine him. After he stated that it was an art performance they rather took him home. (source)
Toldi Miklós in Budapest
This is a 1.5m tall engraved slab found along VI. kerület, Bajza u. 49-51 near a school called Ének-Zenei Tagozatú Általános Iskola. It was believed that Toldi Miklós is one of the five Hungarian mythology heroes who was a real person in the age of kings Charles Robert and Louis the Great.