Archive for May, 2009

We have wet, humid, rainy days nowdays. This photo I took in the VIIIth district of Budapest, in the Balassa street. Though Budapest is very crowded even in the downtown you can still find some empty lands waiting for investors.
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about Rainy days ... posted by Zsolt

Zöld Pardon (Green Pardon) is a famous open-air concert place and pub in Budapest. Yesterday we were there on the concert of Kaukazus. See more details about Zöld Pardon, here.
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about Zöld Pardon – Green Pardon ... posted by Zsolt

It was about 8:30pm in the evening and this is the twilight for now in the Spring time in Budapest. The twilight here is much longer than in Singapore, about half an hour (unlike in Singapore it is 10mins) :) I love photos taken during the twilight because the sky has a beautiful blue. Do you like photos taken during this time of the day?
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What you see on this photo is a grocery store called Rothschild élelmiszer áruház in Budapest. There are varieties of products, from diabetic, glutenfree, to bio-products, and Hungary’s most important wine-cellars’ wine. Last but not least, the kosher goods! They also extend free house delivery for orders above 10.000 HUF within Budapest area.
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about élelmiszer áruház means ‘Grocery Store’ ... posted by Zannnie

Golden detailings everywhere. That’s the Basilica built in honour of Saint Stephen I of Hungary, the first King of Hungary (c 975–1038), whose incorruptible right hand is housed in the reliquary. You can access the dome by elevators or the 364-stairs for a 360° view overlooking Budapest.
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The University ELTE where I teach rent out the campus building at times for conferences or other events. Yesterday I went to examinate my students and I have found this conference on travel medicine there.:)
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about Conference on travel medicine ... posted by Zsolt

Again a different angle. The roofs of the Vajdahunyad Castle in Budapest.
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Not an Amsterdam yet but thank God we have more and more roads for bicycles in Budapest.
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This street is name after Albrecht Ajtósi Dürer (1427-1502) that was born in Hungary (in Ajtós). He was the father of the painter Albrecht Dürer.
On the photo the building is a higschool which is recently under (before?) renovation.
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about Ajtósi Dürer ... posted by Zsolt
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