The funeral of football’s great Ferenc Puskás was held at Budapest’s Saint Stephen Basilica yesterday, and he was laid to rest in the building’s lower church. So the whole atmosphere was rather solemn because the memorial service was aired live on Hungarian Television (MTV), Duna Televízió and M2. It makes me think. This is because only people with great contributions to the country will be given such an honour when one dies. He is such a great man here. Today’s photo is the detailing of ”Városháza” of the III. District in Budapest.
Make a guess, who works here? Hint: Every district has one Városháza.
The buildings facade and doors are quite stunning. Good shot!
i like the colour of this building…
and who works here??Zsolt???:D or Zannnie?? haha…no ideas…
have a nice day
jing
shanghai daily photo
cette entrée d’immeuble est MAGNIFIQUE. les couleurs et les statues superbes.
this entry of building is SPLENDID. superb colors and statues.
wow – the entry way is very impressive!!!
I like this building with the strong “men” holding the pillars. It looks like an official type building.
Kate,
Thank you…:) it has very outstanding colours around this area:) within the III.District
Jing,
nope, not Zsolt nor Zannnie:) heh heh…
Olivier,
Yes, it really looked very wonderful with these colours. Actually while taking this photo, it was very very misty and foggy around this area. I was glad this photo colours turned out well…I will show you how misty it was of this morning:) in another post…
Kala,
Glad you like it too:)
photowannabe,
yes, they looked really ‘manly’ and some even very sexy with this olden days ‘costume’, i’ve always like to pause and ”watch” these ‘strong men’ as the pillars details than the ‘women ones’ especially when they are in holding posture;) very MANLY…!
Colossal entry! And very nice colors. Perhaps a sort of town hall?
Hi. It’s very odd that I found your site, but I’m very glad I did. I am a Canadian of Hungarian descent who now lives in Egypt, and I love to take photos myself. Mine is not a comment about Varoshaza, but I just wanted to make contact. I was doing a search on St. Barbara in Hungary, knowin that St. Barbara was the patron saint of the school which my uncles (whom I never knew) attended in Hunary when they were young, and I found your site. Thanks.
Terri Peszle
Yikes, I got a cramp in my neck.
alice,
yes, it is a city hall:)
Theresa Peszle,
Do show us your photo link one of these days….:) Thanks for leaving your ‘footsteps’:)
Meg,
Pls take care of your neck…..
THE MAYOR of the district works here:)