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Walking the streets of Budapest, you can quickly tell it's a dynamic and living city, filled with hidden places you need to see. It's also a very affordable destination for budget travelers. Read this guide and see what are the best places you can visit.
Tips and advice for visiting Budapest on a backpacker's budget. Includes must-see attractions, hostel recommendations, food, and much more advice.
Hungary is much more than its capital. It has many hidden gems that are waiting for you to visit them. Just take a look at these top 10 tourist attractions.
From beautiful Budapest - the city of lights - to its many quaint villages and fantastic scenery, Hungary evokes a strong sense of history and tradition at every turn. Yet while Budapest, justifiably compared with cities like Prague and even Paris, is by far the country's biggest tourist draw, be su...
The best way to see a town is through the eyes of a local. So, get non-touristy by visiting these bohemian cultural bars in Budapest.
The nightlife of Budapest is not concentrated only the touristy Jewish district, there are a few bars in hided or further streets, less known for foreigners
All kinds of enticing events attract many visitors to the Hungarian countryside all year long. These include wine festivals, musical extravaganzas and much more. So, here's a useful handy guide covering most of the major events you need to discover outside of Budapest, by the end of 2017.
The Sziget Festival is one of Budapest's main attractions in August. It also is one of the largest music festivals in all of Europe, and Europe has some pretty big festivals, so that says a lot. Here's why you cannot miss it!
Sziget Festival in Budapest is one of the most incredible music and culture festivals in Europe! Here are 19 reasons why you can't miss Sziget this year!
If you've been bitten by the travel bug and are looking for a new place to visit while on a budget, what about Budapest? The Hungarian capital offers a great value for your money and plenty of fun things to do. See it for yourself!
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The Hungarian cuisine has plenty of mounth-watering dishes. If you're in Budapest, don't miss these!
When you’re hungry in Hungary, it’s not such a bad place to be. Classic Hungarian dishes are homestyle foods like hearty stews, meaty dishes usually with dumplings and lots of paprika, cakes […]
You didn't get to visit Budapest until now and you still need to be convinced? Here's 13 reasons why you need to do it, out of many.
Europe is mind-blowingly cheap right now. The euro is nearly equal to the dollar (for now), and flight prices are largely on the decline, too. ...
A Hungarian teenager found a way to travel for free in Budapest. What do you think? Did he do it or not?
Protests sparked after web security hole reported
Ever wondered what you could do for 36 hours in a city like Budapest? Well, wonder no more because Natalie Paris has the answer for you in the Telegraph and telling it all about the this capital’s historic grand cafés, ornate baths, festive markets and more.
Read our guide to the best things to do on a short break in Budapest, as recommended by Telegraph Travel. Find great photos, expert advice and insiders tips.
The amazing thing about Europe is, there are so many places you are walking, waiting for the tram etc, and it was a scene of such historical tragedy... check out these then and now pics of Budapest...
http://www.rferl.org/a/budapest-60-years-after-uprising/28067263.html
A then-and-now perspective on one of the darkest chapters of the Cold War.
Have you wanted to travel to Africa? What about do some volunteer work while there? What if you could go without spending anything? Wouldn´t that be nice. Well, we want to make that happen for someone. Myself, an adventure travel guide and part-time blogger (smallworldtravels.com ) and Johnny Wa...
We love this artwork! Thanks GratitudeHabitat.com :)
Another Thinkster is making waves and is up for an award. Congratulations Helene Bienvenue! How much do you know about the world's connected walls?
Here's Connected Walls' FaceBook page:
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Click below and help Helene and this film project win an award:
http://fife-english.iledefrance.fr/all-selection/connected-walls
25 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, this web documentary explores two other separation walls and tries to...
One of our writers and a friend helps those who help the homeless with a little exposure. Way to go, Pete!
Former homeless people in Liverpool are raising donations this Christmas for a charity that helped provide them with accommodation and support. The Whitechapel Centre is the leading homeless and ...
Happy Thanksgiving. Not always, but maybe this year?
The true story behind the first American Thanksgiving holiday.
And now Orban will just hand over the country to the KGB... go figure.
58 years ago, Soviet troops entered Hungary to crush the revolution that had begun on October 23. Thousands of civilians were killed, and many more were executed or imprisoned afterwards.
(Wikicommons)
Budapest, 28. Oktober 2014.
http://www.pesterlloyd.net/html/1444antiinternet.html
Haha
Orbánék beijedtek: a Cink szerint ugyanis jó pár készenléti rendőr a Kossuth téren biztosítja a Parlamentet, bár egyetlen tüntető sincs ott.
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Az internetadót megállítottuk, de annak okai megmaradtak. Elég a lopásból és a rossz kormányzásból! Kövesd az oldalt, ha szerinted is kormányváltás kell.
EBOLA: PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE LINKS FOR MORE COMPLETE INFO. All sources are pretty much reliable from these particular publications.
It's time to focus people in a rational way on the biggest threat we have faced as a species, aside from nuclear war, in modern times. Ebola is not far away. It is a few hours away, potentially being brought to you by someone who was well-meaning but lethally ill-informed. or, worse, by some spoiled but moneyed person trying to reach better care.
Ebola is potentially the "zombie apocalypse" scenario in some ways. It is now projected to hit 1.4 million cases. The end of its spread is NOT in sight, and the US's CDCP is revising estimates based on criteria they did not have last week. WHO predictions trails these by about 5% in the mid-term, but catch up quickly.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/24/health/ebola-cases-could-reach-14-million-in-4-months-cdc-estimates.html?_r=0
We need to establish quarantine centers for volunteers and arrivals of other sorts from within a radius of the infection zones. Playing heart strings to keep airfares flowing and downplaying risks will cause a potentially extinction-level pandemic event. This is not the flu. This bleed-your-eyes-out plague is pretty much fatal
The initial outbreak was running at about 52% lethality but is now climbing, as primary stocks of care supplies dwindle and health care workers are killed or overburdened. It stands at the moment in affected regions at 70%:
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/ebola-virus-outbreak/ebola-death-rate-70-percent-who-says-dire-new-forecast-n209226
At this time in West Africa, people are trying to flee and are thought to be bringing the infection to new (including more urban) areas. They are trying to hide infected relatives as they seek care that the region just does not have the money or governmental will to provide. It is assumed that under-reporting includes new infections not identified as Ebola in other countries.
The WHO and CDC have told the commercial airlines to treat all body fluids as contaminated. They have not asked for flights to be curtailed. Korean Air has ceased some African flights on its own.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2764548/Treat-body-fluid-infectious-CDC-issues-alarming-new-Ebola-warning-crews-U-S-airlines.html
Much has been made of the treatment success with various drugs. But EVERYTHING is in short supply and the production for curative and preventative medicine is largely not there, or is devoted to more profitable products. What pharmaceutical resources we have will be exhausted in Africa if indeed Ebola spreads.Further, blood serum treatment for Ebola can make it worse:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkroll/2014/09/05/who-ebola-drug-panel-use-survivor-serum-to-treat-ebola-victims/
The West is mobilizing some resources but even if they went up overnight, they would be far too small to have a major impact and would be difficult to relocate once built. So far, China, which has economically dug into Africa deeply in recent years, has been relatively less giving, considering it has 20,000 people in affected areas. Those people could be evacuated, but that presents new issues for potential spread, as well:
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2014-09-16/africa-s-ebola-should-be-china-s-problem
There's the problem. The unfortunate truth is that once the virus hits somewhere else in the world, our ability to stop it dies as soon as a plane lands with some rich idiots fleeing who brought along a Typhoid Mary with more money than ethics. The places affected by this are run by people like that. It is notable that China has developed its own drug, for home use only, for Army use only:
http://english.cntv.cn/2014/08/31/VIDE1409430958420142.shtml
The practical steps that we can take are to write and encourage, even demand, action by the leaders we have in order to control the outbreak. We should demand dedicated, isolated quarantine centers domestically. We should demand credible resources devoted to producing effective treatments. Regardless, consider that it may come here 'in the wild':
http://www.ibtimes.com/ebola-coming-us-outbreak-west-africa-global-threat-says-obama-1690459
Let's get down to the basics on that. Stock up, make sure you have a good emergency plan, make sure your lines of communication can be maintained. Maybe go a little further than an earthquake/tornado/hurricane kit and pack an extra bin or two of long-shelf-life food and some water purification tablets. Buy a decent, basic, non-electronic book on disaster survival. Regardless your own level of preparedness, check out some rational tips here:
http://emergency.cdc.gov/
To explain the reasons to kids, maybe use the graphic zombie plague novel from the CDC:
http://emergency.cdc.gov/socialmedia/zombies.asp
We should examine our money chasing, risk-driven, selfish life views. We have bigger things to do than look pretty and smell nice. Like stopping Ebola.
Share and spread in other media, please. Don't panic, just be aware, and maybe share this instead of your next snappy e-card or picture about wine, football or women with ill-considered surgical work.
Francis S. Pruett
A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released Tuesday gave worst- and best-case estimates for Liberia and Sierra Leone based on computer modeling.
Time travel through Budapest :)
Még a blog indulásakor csináltam egy időutazás sorozatot vidéki városainkról. Most fővárosunkon Budapesten a sor.1925. XIII. Váci út-Katona J. utca kereszteződése 1927. VI. Oktogon 1928. XI. Szt. Gellért tér, Szabadság-híd1928. VI. Zrínyi u.…
So very cool!
Budapest| Construction workers building the foundations of a new bridge over the Danube River in the Hungarian capitol, have unearthed a spectacular 5th century sepulchre. The analysis of the monument revealed that it was the burial chamber of a great hunnic leader, most likely that of King Attila…
A really nice treatment of old photos of Hungary
Old photographs always seem to have captured a particular slice of life. I don’t know if it’s because photos were more scarce and they required a lot of work and preparation… A very skilled photographer decided to revisit 28 pictures that were taken in Hungary several years ago. He went to the exact...
OneStep4Ward is one of the best travel blogs out there. Johnny Ward, with over 100 countries under his belt, shows you how to live the travel lifestyle of your dreams!
VideoClip Oficial de Erika Albero, "Quiero Ser Tu Voz" www.erikaalbero.com
How many have you been to? And do you agree with the rankings?
Voting closes 9 October 2013 The Smith Hotel awards: Showcasing the world's most stylish stays It might be a luxurious private-island hideaway, where you while away the days supping margaritas in a hammock on the beach.
Ladies' Single Party. Men, the Ladies get free drinks. Good Luck to all.
Csajok! Este egy party, ami csak nektek/rólatok szól?
Since Think got its rebirth start here, in this Pub, we invite you to come to their yearly rebirth. We'll be around...
Eljött a nap!
Ma este a nyári pihenés után újra nyit az Irish Cat!
Nyitó buli és Magyar Nap, hogy egyből a legnagyobb bulival indítsuk ezt a szezont. Este 10-től indul a buli, de ha előbb érkezel, még egy isteni finom lecsóval is jól lakhatsz!
https://www.facebook.com/events/159721470898786/
The legend continues after a summer break with food, drinks, music and fun. The Irish Cat Pub reopens on the 5th for good times and a bit of enjoyable bad behavior. Cya' There!
Hallottátok a nagy hírt? JÖVŐ HÉTEN NYITUNK!!
A régi megjelenés is megújul egy kicsit, még írebbek, még zöldebbek, és még szebbek leszünk. Egyedül a hangulat nem változik, mert A LEGNAGYOBB BULIK TOVÁBBRA IS NÁLUNK LESZNEK!
Máris vésd fel a naptáradba 2013. SZEPTEMBER 5-t, amikor nem csak egy szimpla nyitó buli keretében várjuk legnagyobb törzsgárdánkat, hanem egyből egy MAGYAR NAP keretében ölelünk újra keblünkre mindenkit!
Tudj meg többet és légy ott: https://www.facebook.com/events/159721470898786/
What is the one city in Europe where you can find a little bit of everything and really make it your own? Simple. Budapest, the capital city of Hungary. Spen...
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