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@ Marisol: I don’t have much to say about Budapest. I didn’t feel like going around when I was there. It’s reason enough, I guess, to go back!
Hi Aleah, I’m glad you were able to get out of your funky mood and enjoyed Budapest. Wasn’t it charming? Ahh, St. Stephen, a truly lovely basilica. Thanks for bringing back fond memories of Budapest. I was there in the late 90’s and it’s one place I’d love to go back to. I found the people were so warm and I think it had the best food among the Eastern European countries i visited. Did you find it so? I didn’t know about the organ concert in the basilica. I’ll make sure to check it out next time.
@ Fifi Leigh: Yeah, it was 🙂
nice cathedral and nice relaxing walking tour. it sounds like a fun, but relaxing trip.
@ Sky: Europe has so many beautiful churches. I’m sure you will be able to see them too someday 🙂
@ Jeff: Thanks, and yes, at least I got to go out at least once. You haven’t been to Budapest? It’s a wonderful city, so full of history!
Gorgeous photos my friend and glad you finally ventured out to see the city. The cathedral sounds fascinating and a must-see once I make my way to this city.
I have some penchant about Religious Places especially the Catholic Churches. And St. Stephens Basilica is really exceptionally beautiful Aleah. The spire, and dome of exterior, the cupola and the splendid interior is awe inspiring. We wish we could visit this place in the future. 🙂