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Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Budapest - Post Office

Main buildings and sights of the beautiful Budapest city. Main buildings and sights of the beautiful Budapest city.

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ethnic dance festival

Ethnic dance festival

I world war cemetery in OÅ¼enna

I world war cemetery in OÅ¼enna

Statue at Budapest City Park

Statue at Budapest City Park

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Statue of Saint Stephen I of Hungary in Fishermen`s Bastion

Statue of Saint Stephen I of Hungary in Fishermen`s Bastion

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Statue at Budapest City Park

Statue at Budapest City Park

The life of a chili. The life of a chili

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

The millennium church - Timiso

The millennium church - Timiso

This magnificent building, built over 17 years & x28 1885�1902& x29 at the end of the 19th century, has become the symbol of Hungary and its capital by now. The period of its construction was characterised by a dynamic boom, almost unprecedented in Hungary& x27 s economy. This was the time when Heroes& x27 Square, Andr�ssy Avenue, Nyugati Railway Station and several bridges over the Danube were built and also when the continent�s first underground railway was opened. We could safely say that the largest domestic project of the period, however, was the construction of the House of Parliament, which in itself had a significant impact on the country�s economic development. The project was commissioned with the express intention to use Hungarian materials, involve Hungarian craftsmen and manufacturers, and use the flora of the Carpathian Basin as the inspiration for the decorative elements. Nothing was spared during the works, for example 40 kilograms of 22-23 carat gold were used for the building�s decorations. Chief architect and designer Imre Steindl, together with many artists and craftsmen of the era, created this unique work of art as a manifestation of the strength and self-belief of Hungarians.

NEW Hungarians twohundred forint(heap coins)

NEW Hungarians twohundred forint(heap coins)

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

Ruins of Mogren Fort (1860) near Budva

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