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GLS > A perfect, cloudless autumn day in Budapest on the stairs leading up to Fisherman’s Bastion.
GLS > Fresh out of the oven at an open-air market in Budapest – delicious!
GLS > Tim, Kristen and Allison outside the entrance to a metro station in Budapest
GLS > The Chain Bridge, also called Lion Bridge, is the most famous of the bridges connecting the two sides of Budapest.
GLS > “How much is 5000 Hungarian Forint in US dollars?” Kristin and Nicole learn about currency conversion at the airport in Budapest, our first stop on the SIE trip.
GLS > During our tour of Budapest we stopped at Fisherman’s Bastion in the Castle District on the Buda side of Budapest. Designed in 1895, Fisherman’s Bastion was never used for defense and instead serves as a viewing terrace. From there you get a great view of the Danube River and the Pest side. The Danube River runs through Budapest, with the hilly Buda side on the west bank and flat Pest on the east.
A perfect, cloudless autumn day in Budapest on the stairs leading up to Fisherman’s Bastion.
GLS > A perfect, cloudless autumn day in Budapest on the stairs leading up to Fisherman’s Bastion.
A perfect, cloudless autumn day in Budapest on the stairs leading up to Fisherman’s Bastion.
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