We have 8ºC today and most of the snow is melting. In winter, I love seeing the sunshine and the blue blue sky, cos this is when I think most of the photos looks best especially of the old buildings and architectures found in Budapest.
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The National Archives of Hungary is located at the Buda Castle area. The central archives of historic Hungary celebrated its 250th anniversary in 2006.
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Our guest photographer is Kata for today. She has contributed with a special photo to our blog. Behind the trees your can see the building of the Jail of Budapest.
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I hope that sunshine like this is coming soon to Budapest.:) I like winter, and the white snow all around but at times I miss the sunshine a lot.
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A typical building somewhere in the hills of Buda. Zannnie took it around the Szemlőhegy street. I love the contrast of blue and yellow on this photo. Looking at the blue I can feel the sharp cold weather but the sunlight on the yellow building brings a warm mood to the photo.
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The snowy roofs of the VIIIth district in Budapest. Isn’t it romantic?:)
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I am making experiences with these black frames:) When I am very busy I am able to do anything to avoid work! The was was taken at the Batthyány square in Buda. In the distance you can see the building of the parliament.
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Its not the first time that I post a photo about this little street. I don’t know why but I like this little corner of the city. It’s very close to the Margit krt. but has a mood like a little town in the countryside.
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‘Faluház’ literally means “village house” and it refers to the huge capacity of the blockhouse. In 844 apartments, more than 3000 people live in this building. That is approximately the population of an average Hungarian village. You can read more information on the project on BudapestZin.
The photo was taken by Azso. Thank you Azso for the photo:)
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