Did a few walking tours – the communist tour is a great one for gaining an understanding of how the country’s history is still affecting it today. And I’d also recommend the tour of the Jewish quarter in conjunction with holocaust museum, very emotional. Use tour guides where possible. There's a variety of 'free' walking tours where you pay at the end according to what you think it's worthg. Usually about £5-£10 per person.
Somewhere comfy to rest my feet after yet another walking tour!
Funny how’s there’s things I do on tour which I’ve never considered doing in London. i.e. visiting parliament and I mean going inside the building, not just walking around the exterior. You have to get in line early for tickets but it’s free if you hold and EU passport and well worth the 8am queue.
My favourite sign in any language!
Some competition for the statue – rub it’s belly
for good luck (the statue’s that is)
You must try this drink – just because
everyone raves about it locally.
For some reason my Tesco clubcard wouldn’t work… :)
The right hand of St Stephen only been
sitting around in this box for a few centuries. Must say it’s aged well. Read more http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_I_of_Hungary
Yeah right, like I can really read
Hungarian
