It is raining and raining in Hungary, and all across the country people are suffering because of all the water. Thousands have left their houses and people are “rescued” from their houses by helicopters, almost like action films. But it is reality. Budapest is a city always well prepared against floods, and there are not . . . → Read More: Flood in Budapest – pictures
 | Just thought we’d recommend our Facebook profile to all our visitors The reason; we have just uploaded quite an amount of nice Budapest pictures to our profile, and we guess you will want to see them! And in the future to stay updated, you should “like” our profile and then you will get fresh updates . . . → Read More: Pictures added to Facebook Matthias Church in 2003 I remember making a photo of the Matthias Church in 2003, and I liked it quite a lot. I did of course not imagine, that just some months later the church would be wrapped with scaffold for the upcoming years, making it impossible to take a good picture of the . . . → Read More: Matthias church updates and pictures On rainy days we often drop by the Marcipan Museum in the Hilton Hotel, just to spend some minutes inside escaping the rain. The entrance fee is only 400 Forint, and it is quite fun to be there, and therefore it is a nice activity during a guided tour on a rainy day. In May . . . → Read More: Some Marcipan Museum pictures The 5th district in Budapest has become much nicer in the last years, and the latest improvements have made the inner city much cosier for an evening walk. Not long ago after eating at Fat Mo’s in Budapest we walked towards Kalvin Square, and along the way we bumped into the ELTE Faculty of Law . . . → Read More: ELTE Faculty of Law and Political Sciences pictures I just made some pictures here the other day as I walked across the Petöfi Bridge in Budapest with my beautiful wife (much more gorgeous than the view from the bridge). Below you can see some of the results. At the pictures you can see the Gellert Hotel, the Gellert Hill, the Elisabeth . . . → Read More: Budapest by night from Petöfi Bridge The Dohányi Utcai synagogue in Budapest is the second largest in the world and it attracts hundred thousands of visitors every year. I just added some pictures of the synagogue by night for our visitors to enjoy, but I also did so to answer a question I received during a guided tour half a year . . . → Read More: Budapest synagogue by night pictures The most famous Christmas Market in Budapest is located at the Vörösmarty Square located in the end of the Vaci Street (shopping street of Budapest). Some other markets can be found as well, and one of them is located at the Blaha Lujza Square. It is not big, but some stuff can still be found . . . → Read More: Christmas Market at Blaha Lujza Square We are arranging trips to Vienna regularly and below you can see some pictures from the traditional Christmas Market at the Town Hall square in Vienna (Rathausplatz). It is very special to walk around in the streets of Vienna before Christmas, as the streets are packed with tourists, and a high percentage comes from Hungary. . . . → Read More: Christmas Market Vienna pictures The Christmas Market in Budapest is a giant success every year, and every day crowds walk around the Vörösmarty Square in Budapest to drink hot wine from Budapest mugs and to enjoy the nice christmas shows, music and shopping opportunities. The Christmas Market this year lasts until December 29, so if you have not seen . . . → Read More: Christmas Market pictures |         | |
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