This is a place holder for a set of photographs of the most amazing sight my eyes have seen. Budapest lit at night, with the bridges and the grand stately buildings magnificently displayed. "Thank You!" To the Captain for taking us on the drive-by while the Blue Danube waltz filled the air.
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Showing posts with label Budapest. Show all posts
Budapest, Hungary - All in a Day's Work
We were up early today to meet our bus for the city tour.
I must mention that the early morning sail-in was beautiful.
After touring the low and flat side of Pest, we wound up the hill to see the sights. Here is the daily dose of church views.
The view from the top and some Transylvania street vendors.
We toured more, had snacks and then returned to the ship. After a light lunch, several of us gathered to walk over to the market and the shopping street. This is the entrance. (Elizabeth and Jane, it's an Aldi's!! See the blue sign!)
This is a view of the pedestrian only shopping street. The name of the street is Váci utca. It is pronounced vatsy utsa.
We are docked until about 10:30. The Captain is then going to do a drive by so that we can take photos of the city lit at night. I can hardly contain my excitement!
Ladee
"There are no foreign lands. It is the traveler only who is foreign."
Robert Louis Stevenson
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