Budapest has not as many malls as Singapore or Shanghai. In Buda the Mammut Plaza is the biggest one. Some says that malls are not nessecary at all as they destroy the traditional little stores. Others are always in malls using it as a community place.
Again and again. This time they “picked up” the rails of the tramway 4-6 which is replaced now by busses. This photo is an artwork of Zannnie:) She took it from the car while I was driving with a speed that caused this cool effect:)
A hot summer day at the entrance of the Margaret Island in Budapest.
An other photo about the Vajdahunyad Castle. This mess in front of it was originally a lake. They started to reconstruct it like 2 years ago and forgot to finish it.
Tennis court in Buda, not far from the Elizabeth bridge. Tomorrow I will post about the Vajdahunyad Castle for your request:)
The bus No 7 is rushing on the Elizabeth bridge in Budapest. This Bus is one of the most busy line in the capital.
Posted from Elisabeth Bridge.
The Palace of Arts is a quite new concerthall in Budapest. Maybe not as attractive as the Esplanade in Singapore (oh yeah…we are just back from there!):) but still a very interesting a place.
As you can see, in contrast to Singapore, in Budapest there is no skyscrapers and this is the night cityscape with reflections on the Danube River. Still this place is a beauty to me, what do you think? :)
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