Antiques Budapest, Nogamstar

Budapest’s street of galleries first began to coalesce just off Margaret Bridge around 10 years ago. A stroll down just two blocks of Falk Miksa Street reveals more than 20 shops and galleries stuffed with bric-abrac, curios and objets d’art. (As an interesting aside, politician and publicist Miksa Falk has gone down in history books as the person who taught Queen Elizabeth, wife of Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph, to speak Hungarian.) more »

Budapest beaches and swimming pools, Nogamstar

Csaszar–Komjadi Swimming Pool, Budapest, II., Arpad fejedelem str 8, Mon–Sat: 6 am–1.30 pm, Sat–Sun: 6 am–7 pm Bus: 6, 60, 86. Csillaghegy Beach-Swimming Pool Budapest, III., Pusztakuti str 3, Mon–Fri: 7 am–6 pm, Sat–Sun: 7 am–4.45 pm Public Transport: Hev, Csillaghegy station and others in Budapest more »

Budapest museums II., Nogamstar

Agricultural Museum, Agricultural Museum, Agricultural Museum, Ferenc Liszt Memorial Museum and Research Centre, Holocaust Memorial Centre, House of Terror Museum.... more »

Budapest Hungary description II, Friend

Budapest Hungary description II more »

Budapest parks, hills, Nogamstar

Margaret Island Budapest The historical monuments on this slender island running between Arpad Bridge and Margaret Bridge date back to the 11th century. The capital’s most beautiful park is on the island, and visitors strolling around come across a variety of interesting structures (the UNESCO-protected Water Tower, musical well, Open-air Stage, Church of St. Michael) and ruins several centuries old (nunnery where Margaret, daughter of King Bela IV, lived, and the remains of two churches belonging to religious orders). more »