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Posted by: Roberta Gyori
On: 05/25/2013
Check out how Budapest's entertainment district gets a facelift
Here's a great example of rehabilitating old buildings: tapping the creative minds of street artists. Budapest's district 7, already well-known for its famous 'ruin pubs', is adding exiting new colors to its lively neighborhood. Their 'Façade Rehab Project' makes old buildings come alive with cool new graffiti. As part of this initiative, eight buildings are getting a facelift by NeopaintWorks, a group of talented young street...
Posted in: Arts & Culture, Made in Hungary
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Beloved by Hungarians, the Chain Bridge (Lánchid) is the pride of the city. What many don’t realize – even some Hungarians – is that steps from this national treasure works a man who has devoted...
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The scoop on the best places for ice cream and gelato in Budapest There’s nothing like a creamy, refreshing ice cream on a hot day - or pretty much any day. Here are some of the best ice cream...
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Born 570 years ago, King Matthias' (Mátyás in Hungarian) thirty-two-year long reign (1458-1490) is considered by Hungarians to be the country’s golden age, and Mátyás himself is the most popular...
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A collection of beautiful and inspiring black and white photos of Budapest. Black and white photography is timeless. In a world of digital cameras and photoshop it's still popular and it remains a...
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If you are a fan of infographics, you'll love this one about Hungary. Find out some quirky facts about our language, history and more.
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Five Traditional Easter Celebrations In Hungary Easter is symbolized by Easter eggs, Easter bunnies, Easter bread, Easter ham and the tradition of sprinkling the women with perfume. The best Easter...
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Fancy to see a real Magyar hussar? Just a stone's throw away from Matthias Church in the Castle Hill stands a statue of a hussar sitting proudly on a fine horse in his captain’s uniform. It’s the...
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Hungarian Fried Bread Meet a very popular Hungarian street food speciality, lángos. It's a deep fried flat bread made of a dough with flour, yeast, salt and water (a kind of bread dough). Lángos...
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