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The Corinthia Hotel Budapest
Some of you may remember that I did not have the easiest trip from Vienna to Budapest. I did finally arrive at the Keleti station in Pest where then I had to navigate getting a taxi. I was not up to trying … Continue reading
Budapest Market, So Much More Than Just a Lot of Paprika
The large enclosed central market in Budapest is an awe-inspiring structure built-in a time when markets played a central role in day-to-day life. Today the mezzanine of the market is filled with basic clothing, souvenirs and a few house ware items. … Continue reading
Michelin Star Lunch at Onyx
Onyx Restaurant in Budapest is the only fancy restaurant I ate at this trip. You may remember I posted this video from their site before I left. One of the first and few Michelin starred restaurants in Budapest it offers … Continue reading
Budapest, Berlin and Vienna
It seems to have become a tradition like going to your beach house every summer (for those lucky enough to have a beach house) that I go to Berlin every year. Besides loving Berlin, it’s vibrancy, bars, markets and culture … Continue reading