The church at the Bakáts square in the IXth district of Budapest.
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Our virtual excursion to Greenville and to Barcelona:
Church at the Bakáts square
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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Citroën 2CV
A beautiful old Citroën 2CV that we call “kacsa” (duck) in Hungary. I found it in Buda, at the Lajos street.
The American version of a beautiful old car: Classic Cadillac on Greenville Daily Photo
St. Stephen Basilica
The top of the St. Stephen Basilica from a unique angle. Zannnie took this photo she has eyes for details like this:)
Paint a Dao session in Budapest
Zannnie had her first Chinese character painting session in Budapest last week. I took this photo during the session. You can see more details here.
Green Budapest
I took this photo in the downtown of Budapest this morning. The moment with the cyclist and with the green tree represents me the hopefuly greener future of Budapest.
Promenád
This restaurant called Promenád is located at the Danube not far from the Chainbridge on the Buda side. I have never been inside, but it looks quite fancy.
Eastern Railway Station
Keleti Pályaudvar (Eastern Railyway Station) in Budapest. Unfortunately it is not everywhere so nice.
Noisy
aaaaaaaaaa…this is the crain that is responsible for the terrible noise we had experienced for days in our street.:)
Klauzál square market
Not the large Vásárcsarnok at the Vámház krt. is the only indoor market of Budapest. There are several smaller places, too. For example this one at the Klauzál square in the VIIth district.
Playing chess
A few months ago we have already posted a photo like this. People are playing chess at several public places in Budapest. You can find them in parks, in the spas and baths, or like this at railway station.
Lucas’s Budapest
Today our guest photographer is Lucas.
Living in the heart of a city, one tends to forget that there is a marvellous world for us to discover at own pace without the hustle and bustle and the bright lights of city life. From Budapest you can easily get to Lake Balaton within 2 hours leaving from Keleti (East station) or Deli (South station) and arrive at one of the picturesque townships along the bank. There is a flat and easy to follow 210 km cycle route which circumferences the lake. where one can sample the local cuisines, wines and swim in local spots just of the cycle route.
Balaton korut by bike – picture album