You can find this next to the bank of the Danube. The nearest bridge is the Lágymányosi bridge. If you are roaming outside the theatre at the park that surrounds the area, you can see the numerous memorials commemorating the Hungarian drama and film industry.
National Theatre in Budapest, Nemzeti Szinhaz is at Róth Miksa Street, right next to the River Danube. Congratulations to Antoine who correctly answered yesterday’s quiz about Zoltán Latinovics on the left of the Curtain Sculpture which serves as the entrance to the sculpture garden.
The Comedy Theatre of Budapest. The Vígszínház was designed by architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer who worked on over 47 state-of-the-art theatre buildings around Europe.
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This little tower belongs to the garden of the National Theater in Budapest. And yes the photo was taken during the summer. And yes..its so cold outside that I didnt feel like to go out at all. So no recent photo..maybe tomorrow:)
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The Comedy Theatre (Vígszinház) on the Szent István körút. You can see the building from an other angle here. The building was built in 1896. Szent István krt. Budapest.
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The Vigadó (merry-making) is the premier venue for entertainment, built between 1859 and 1864. Designed by Frigyes Feszl it is a most outstanding work of Romanticism. Its murals and statuary decoration are also the achievements of the greatest masters of the era, Károly Lotz and Mór Than. And if you feel like you have a deja vu its not a coincidense. I have posted a photo about this building in March, now you can see a very smiliar one.
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Topezo is our guest photographer for today. He took this great photo about the building of the National Theatre. You can see the same building from a different angle at daytime here.
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Vígszínház means something like Comedy Theatre. This nice building was built in 1896. Alenka my Slovenian friend thought it was a church when she was in Budapest last time:) But no, this is not a church, this is a theatre.
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