9 responses to “Europe Trip Day 18: More Budapest + Szentendre”

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  Jack Milner July 25th, 2006 at 14:43

  We have really enjoyed your photos.
  We, too, like windows, doors and balconies and there seems to be lots of scope for them on the Continent!
  Thanks again. We enjoy your web site, along with Lonestar digital and dpreview.
  Jack and Joan Milner UK

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  madsax July 25th, 2006 at 22:23

  Dude!
  Great photos, thanks for the chronicle. I’m looking forward to seeing the rest of your pictures. Now I don’t feel as bad about showing you all of mine from Christmas

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  louisiana July 26th, 2006 at 15:10

  hi!
  a friend of mine just told me what he read about that incident in the house of terror… as a hungarian i’d like to apologize for their behaviour:) i think it’s a shame how foreigners are often treated here… and especially at a museum?! ridiculous… so please don’t have hard feelings about our country and about our people, most hungarians aren’t this rude and impolite to others. though i hope you found that out yourself too;) anyway, i just wanted to say that i was very sorry to hear what happened to you at the museum, hope nothing like this will happen next time you’re coming here:) and of course i like your pictures, though this doesn’t mean very much ’cause i don’t know a thing about photography, so i like most pictures i see:D
  so bye!
  András Deák, Budapest:)

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  Andrea July 27th, 2006 at 02:50

  Hi, I enjoyed very much viewing your photos, I live in Rome and my parents are from Budapest. I’m going to go to Budapest for my summer holiday with friends and for this reason I bought a new Fuji Finepix F30, after reading your review on dcresource.com!
  Thanks for the chronicle of your european tour, for me it’s very interesting.
  Bye,
  Andrea, Rome.

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  Dave July 27th, 2006 at 16:38

  I very much did enjoy all of your pictures. They all really make me want to go to Europe. Great job!

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  Jack Potter July 29th, 2006 at 16:33

  I enjoyed all your photo’s
  and with the heatwave here (london) it’s as good as a holiday, Glad you put a cat shot! I also enjoy your erviews regards Jack

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  Jose Cervea July 31st, 2006 at 01:39

  Funny, the same thing happened to me in the House of Terror. I took a picture of the Tank in the entrance, and a guy told me, looking quite angry, “delete photo tank”. I asked “why?”, and the answer was “delete photo tank”. Well, I dropped it and “deleted photo tank”, too. But I didn’t find him (or other hungarians in shops, for instance) to be very tourist friendly.

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  Ati07 July 31st, 2006 at 06:54

  I myself was never interested in the House of Terror (never wanted to visit it) but i think i’ll go and see what’s so precious that can’t be photographed.
  Still, i have to say that the majority of the guests are welcomed here. There were scandals about hilariously high reataurant bills, but apart from these (prosecuted) occasions this is a friendly place to visit.. But of course no place is perfest.

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  laanba August 4th, 2006 at 19:59

  Ok. I moved to a smaller apartment in the middle of your trip and today was the first day I had to sit down and catch up.
  WOW. I am in awe of the architecture and history that you had a chance to experience. My favorite things. Thanks for sharing these great pics. Maybe one day I’ll get to see some of this too.