Budapest museums I., Nogamstar

Budapest History Museum – Castle Museum Budapest, I., Szent György tér 2, 10 am–6 pm (10 am–4 pm between 1 November and 28 February), closed Tue. Collection of archaeological finds in Budapest. Budapest in the Middle Ages: development of settlements from the Roman age to the 13th century. The medieval Buda royal palace: collection of original objects, seals, glassware, weapons, tombstones. Gothic sculpture from the royal palace. Budapest in modern times: historical moments in the life of a metropolis. Public transport: Castle bus from Moszkva square more »

Budapest wolrd heritages, Nogamstar

In 2002 the UNESCO World Heritage committee enhanced the capital’s standing among the already existing eight World Heritage locations in Hungary (Hollókô, Budapest, Pannonhalma, Hortobágy, Pécs, Tokaj, Aggtelek, Lake Fertô). This means that now Andrássy Avenue in Budapest and its historical environs join the Castle district and Danube embankment as holders of the prestigious World Heritage award, although it is true to say that local residents and visitors consider the award fully deserved, Budapest being – in their eyes – one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. more »

Our holiday in Budapest part 2, Renáta

Our holiday in Budapest part 2 more »

Dental Budapest, Nogamstar

They call it 'dental tourism' Budapest. Alas, in my view at least, the two words really don't belong together. 'Dental' relates to injections, drilling, sore gums, and all sorts of other unpleasantness - arguably, none of it self-inflicted. 'Tourism', on the other hand, is something pleasurable - intresting sights, sounds, smells (some better than others), and tastes- apart from occasional sore feet from too much walking, it's totally painless too. more »