Budapest

Budapest

Budapest, called " the pearl of the Danube ", 2,1 million inhabitants, is crossed by the second river of Europe after the Volga which separates the historical city from Buda, right bank, to the more modern city of Pest, left bank. In this end of the 20th century, after decades of totalitarian socialism, Hungary starts on the way of the democracy and the market economy, and Budapest is again handed over to contradictions. The gray uniform of Communism was replaced by contrast between the most excessive consumption and the most complete destitution.
Budapest	The Parliament	The Fishermen	Mathias Church
The Sikló	National Museum	Place of the heroes	Viziváros
Tramway	Lipótváros	Royal Castle	Great Synagogue
Saint-Ann Church	The Plague	Central Market	Subway
Chain Bridge