This city on the Danube is different from the other great capitals of Europe in a pleasant old-fashioned way that fills it with authentic charms. Two thousand years of invasion, liberation, re-occupation, devastation and rebirth, played out over and over again in a cycle of history, have somehow produced this unique culture. Lack of money has prevented that squeaky-clean modernization machine to roll through town, the way it has recently glitzed up so many other cities on the continent. As a result, some buildings are run-down, plaster is peeling and roads are bumpy, but the beautiful reward for the intrepid traveler is a genuine city filled with real character. A wide variety of architectural styles are on display, sometimes combined in the unique Hungarian Eclectic that blends elements of Classical, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau in a single building

Comments

1. food market?!:) come on now! Better call itt great market hall
2. Nice tour but you need to find a Hungarian who will teach you the correct pronunciations of the street names.  
3. Everyone is welcome. Usually the trips are just Hawaii people, but sometimes a friend from the mainland will join -- or someone who hears about it.
4. Do mainlanders go on your trips?
5. nice movie!
6. Beautiful video of Budapest Hungary