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The classical No.2 drives all the way along the Danube embankment
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View from Pest towards Buda Hill
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Overlooking Danube in direction of Margaret Bridge with Saint Anne Belfry
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Hungarian Parliament is the largest building in Budapest and also the most famous tourist landmark. Imagine how much more impressive the scene had looked, if you could see the reflection in the water!
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In total, 7 bridges cross Danube in Budapest - each with its own style and charisma
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Alleys like this one look just like Paris - and yet this is in Budapest!
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Another Paris-like street
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Street scene
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Sun is shining through an old squeeking wooden door into a shabby corridor
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Public garden in Pest
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Jews consituted a third of Budapest's population by the time the Nazis got here. Many of the ghetto residents have been drowned in the Danube in a series of inhumane public executions
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Many parts of Budapest exhibit classy Beaux-Arts architecture - from times when Budapest was the half-capital of Austira-Hungary Empire
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I find the color selection of the Hungarian flag very noble
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Budapest boulevards and the streets along the Ring carry the pomp of the long-gone Habsburg Empire
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Court Andrassy ordered construction of boulevards in Budapest after visiting Paris and letting himself inspire by Hausmann's urban development plan
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This chic building with a curved baroque facade houses the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, huh?
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The round one
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One street away from the Parliament building, one finds such old-dated convenience stores
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In the midst of Budapest, one often finds such unoccupied areas, often used as private parking lots
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Convenience store in the 7th District
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Street scene
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Some facades in Pest really look like the war has never finished
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Balconies
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Street art appears in most unexpected places
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Welcome to the jungle!
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Bus stop for those who are in love
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A man has sold hist apartment and moved out to live in this gorgeous van in a public parking space
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Former urban palazzo, 7th District
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Gentrification is still missing the majority of the city. Many streets apart from the main avenues look this shabby or even worse
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Some more of street art
