The Roman military theatre of Aquincum (as Budapest was formerly known) was much bigger than the civilian equivalent. It now ... More
Military Town Amphitheatre
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The Roman military theatre of Aquincum (as Budapest was formerly known) was much bigger than the civilian equivalent. It now stands, ruined but still proud, at the intersection of several busy streets. Most people barely catch a glimpse of it as they breeze by. But the amphitheatre has its fans: it is used as a park by the locals and as a place of meditation for those seeking to commune with history. The scale of the amphitheatre can only be appreciated by getting into the middle of it: it's actually larger than the famous Coliseum in Rome. It was used for about 200 years (from circa 100 AD to 300 AD).
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The Parliament Building, inspired by the Palace of Westminster in London, is built of over 40 million bricks and half
a million carved ornamental stones. This massive Gothic Revival parliamentary house dominates its side of the Danube. The best ...
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The Danube Europe's most celebrated river runs majestically through the center of Budapest. The city has taken full advantage of
this and it now offers some of the finest panoramas to be found anywhere on the continent. Starting far ...
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Second in size only to the one in New York, this amazing Byzantine Moorish structure is situated on the edge
of the Old Ghetto. Restored and re inaugurated in the presence of famous Jews such as Yitzhak Rabin and ...
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