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My Berlin disappointment :)
I must say right away that this is my subjective opinion, based on my impressions of what I saw and comparison with similar objects in other cities. Berlin TV Tower (Fernsehturm) was the biggest disappointment in Berlin for me.
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6 years ago
155km and 28 years of human stupidity...
Concrete fencing, metal mesh, energized signal fencing, earthen ditches, anti-tank fortifications, watchtowers, strips of sharp spikes - this is what the 155 km long Berlin Wall consisted of.
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6 years ago
About the "triple Brezhnev" and not only.
The gallery is definitely worth a visit. And not only because it is depicted here the most famous "triple kiss" of Leonid Ilyich with Eric Honecker, depicted by the artist Dmitry Vrubel, which became a symbol of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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6 years ago
Comfortable good hotel.
The hotel suited us perfectly - for a trip of 5 days, with the aim of spending the night and having breakfast - that's it. I read a lot of good reviews, but my subjective opinion is that the reviews are too high.
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6 years ago
Berlin could easily be called "Medvedinsk" or "Medvezhansk", because the name of the city comes from the English. "bear", which means "bear" in translation. And these famous Berlin Buddy bears are real experienced travelers - after all, they have already traveled half the world, symbolizing peace, l...
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· 6 years ago
Currywurst fast food :)
Currywurst (Currywurst) - the most popular fast food in Berlin - such a sausage, deep-fried and thickly filled with ketchup and tomato paste sauce, generously crushed with curry powder.
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6 years ago
Monument to the King of Hungary.
St. Stephen the First - the main Magyar national hero, the king of Hungary. The equestrian monument to St. Stephen is located next to the Matthias Cathedral and the Fisherman's Bastion.
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8 years ago
Monument to a revolutionary.
This bronze equestrian statue of the famous Hungarian military leader and revolutionary rises on the hill of the Buda Castle. It was he who led the siege of the castle of Buda, and subsequently captured it, as a result of which the royal castle burned to the ground .
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8 years ago
Hussar horse :)
Andras Hadik - Austrian field marshal of Hungarian-Slovak origin, hussars. The statue stands on the Castle Hill of Budapest, on Uri Street, not far from the Church of St.
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8 years ago
Visiting a fairy tale :)
This fabulous monument to the brave fishermen's guild can be reached in two ways - by funicular or by stairs. In fact, this place is not at all intended for fishing, but for a leisurely sightseeing walk - yes: ) It's just that they used to sell fish here, but now they sell lively sellers of souvenir...
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8 years ago
Excellent panorama of the city.
Once upon a time, German warehouses, hospitals and barracks were located in the Citadel. To date, the Citadel has been reconstructed and houses a wax museum and an exhibition, which presents many archival documents and photographs.
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8 years ago
Bright bridge with statues.
The Margaret Bridge is the second oldest bridge in Budapest after the Szechenyi Bridge. The main feature of the bridge is that it consists of two parts, which are connected into a single whole on the island of Margaret, which is located in the middle of the Danube.
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8 years ago
Beautiful. Gothic. Photogenic.
The church is located on the Buda Hill, surrounded by the Fisherman's Bastion. The building is light and graceful, with multi-colored tiles on the roof, colored stained-glass windows and mosaics inside.
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8 years ago
Connecting Buda and Pest.
The chain bridge connects two historical parts - Buda and Pest and was built in the 19th century. During the war years, the bridge was blown up by the retreating Nazis, but later it was restored and now it is the first permanent bridge across the Danube.
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8 years ago
Dear huge synagogue.
Just imagine - the largest synagogue in Europe, occupies almost a whole block! On the territory there is a museum, a cemetery for the victims of the Holocaust, and a museum of relics (it is visited without a guide) and other interesting sculptures.
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8 years ago
National Hungarian delicacies :)
"Paprika" in Budapest is known and has its own fairly high rating. You need to book a table here in advance, but we were lucky to get there at the height of the working day : ) The cuisine here is mainly national, Hungarian.
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8 years ago
Monumental and spacious.
The area is large, spacious, but there is nothing special to see, a short stop is enough. It is interesting to walk on this square with a guide, as each ruler has a whole story.
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8 years ago
Quiet city park.
This is one of the main city parks in Budapest. It's not crowded, it's quiet and peaceful. The park is well-groomed, clean, with its own pond-lake, secluded benches and paths.
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8 years ago
The pearl of Andrássy Avenue.
The theater was originally called the Royal Hungarian Opera House, and now it is perhaps the most eye-catching and most beautiful building on Andrá ssy Avenue. Groups with a Russian-speaking guide come here several times a week.
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8 years ago
Circling over Budapest :)
I am not a big connoisseur of the Ferris wheel as an entertainment structure, but I really love all sorts of hills from where you can take a view of the city, so I never miss the Ferris wheel.
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8 years ago
Residence of the Hungarian kings.
For centuries, every king or ruler considered it his duty to supplement and decorate the Buda Castle to his taste. The result is a kind of mixture of styles, which, however, looks quite harmonious and has a whole crowd of tourists who regularly come here.
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8 years ago
specific object.
The museum is located near the Heroes' Square. The visor of the building casts an ominous shadow of terror with a Soviet star on the asphalt, which makes you feel uneasy.
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8 years ago
The most touching and sad monument in Budapest...
There is a place in Budapest on the Embankment, where the heart involuntarily shrinks from overwhelming feelings and it becomes hard to breathe. This is a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust.
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8 years ago
And if the building of the English Parliament is the largest, then the Hungarian one is the most beautiful!
The British put it best about the Hungarian Parliament building: “If our Parliament building is the largest, then the Hungarian Parliament building is the most beautiful!
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8 years ago
On the street +16, in the bath +32.
I do not have a special love for crowded places, but nevertheless, I could not visit Szé chenyi, being in Budapest. The complex has quite a few pools with water of different saturation and temperature.
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8 years ago