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14594 Roasted goose leg with potatoes (bataszeki style) and red steamed cabbage with a cold beer in a poplular dinner in Budapest Hungary.
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14534 News stand at the Budapest Keleti Palyaudvar (Budapest Eastern Railway Station) Train station. This is the largest of the three train stations in Budapest and was constructed between 1881 and 1884, designed by Gyula Rochlitz and Janos Feketehazy. Budapest Hungary.
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14364 Early morning view from the Royal Palace of the Danube River and the Neo Classical and Gothic architecture with Hungary's largest building, Parliament rising above the buildings in the Pest area of Budapest. The Danube River runs through the city of Budapest dividing the hilly Buda side from the flat landscape of the Pest side. Budapest Hungary
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14542 Passengers unboarding a tram during the busy afternoon rush hour in Budapest Hungary.
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14580 Street signs on Castle Hill in Budapest Hungary.
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14513 St Stephen's Basilica located in the heart of Budapest. St Stephen's Basilica was dedicated to St Stephen or Istvan, the first Hungarian King. The church was designed by Jozsef Hild in the Neo Classical style. The church received the title Basilica Minor in 1938, the 900th anniversary of St Istvan's death.
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14620 The Esztergom Basilica is the seat of the Catholic Church in Hungary. It is the largest church in Hungary built by Italian masters between 1506-1507 out of red marble, its walls adorned with Tuscan Renaissance mitifs. It is the best remaining example of Renaissance art in Hungary. Esztergom Hungary.
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14522 News stand at the Budapest Keleti Palyaudvar (Budapest Eastern Railway Station) Train station. This is the largest of the three train stations in Budapest and was constructed between 1881 and 1884, designed by Gyula Rochlitz and Janos Feketehazy. Budapest Hungary.
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