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ginsberg said:Hello,
Budapest does not have a great deal in terms of dynamic landscapes. It doesn't really have any mountains. Hills form a lot of the area of northern Hungary. They are beautiul but not unusual. Hungarians go to Romania (Transylvania), Northern Slovakia (Tatras), or Austria to ski.
East and south of Budapest is a great plane which goes all the way to Romania. A few hours south West is the lake everyone in the country talks about, Balaton. It is large and shallow.
If you like river landscape (sort of like the Hudson River north of New York Ciry), the area called the Danube Bend is worth visiting. (Basically the area of the Danube between Budapest and the Esztergom - Komarom area).
We don't have a car and travel almost always by train. They are slow and not modern but run on schedule and are inexpensive.
Does this help?
Yours,
Ed
AlmightyWa said:I'm going to Budapest for Three days in February. Any reccomendations? Bear in mind I am with girlfriend, so no photo-specific locations would be allowed, only ones where we can go for other reasons as well. And no camping out for 6 hours to get the perfect photo.
Bloody girlfriends, grumble.