John Oram's photos with the keyword: Budapest

A New World Was Born | Új Világ Született Várkert Bazár, Budapest 200_3_P1070668R

A New World Was Born | Új Világ Született Várkert Bazár, Budapest 200_3_P1070665

A New World Was Born | Új Világ Született Várkert Bazár, Budapest 200_3_P1070661E

As the APT AmaReina continues its journey, two of Viking River Cruises' Longships are moored just up-river of the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. 200_3_P1070682

The APT Concerto River Ship AmaReina with a backdrop of the Buda side of the Hungarian capital. She has just passed under the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. 200_3_P1070679C

Budapest ČKD Tatra T5C5 trams nos. 4168 and 4164 on a southbound journey on route 41. 200_3_P1070677CE

Budapest Ganz KCSV-7 tram no. 1326 emerging from beneath the Elisabeth Bridge on a northbound journey on route 2. 200_3_P1070647R

Budapest Ganz KCSV-7 tram no. 1343 on a southbound journey on route 2. 200_3_P1070645

Buda Castle | Budavári Palota Budapest, Hungary. 200_3_P1070646CE

The title of this picture was chosen with care because, although the present system is known as the Budapest Metro, for which the modern symbol is seen to the left, the word 'Földalatti', dominant on the older sign, means 'Underground'. The station name is in a smaller font while the writing at the bottom reads simply 'to Mexikói út' (on Line M1). 200_3_P1070643E

I took this photograph with my good friend Swire in mind but, on closer examination, I found no evidence of a branch or office of Bank of China in this location, Oktogon, Budapest. The address given online is some considerable way away so I presume the sign is just an advertisement. The building featured, on the north side of Oktogon, has small commercial units at street level and appears to be residential above. 200_3_P1070636CE

Vajdahunyad Castle | Vajdahunyad vára (1896) Budapest, Hungary. 200_3_P1070635CE

Vajdahunyad Castle | Vajdahunyad vára (1896) Budapest, Hungary. 200_3_P1070631CE

Budapest Keleti station | Budapest Keleti pályaudvar Station architecture in the 19th century was undeniably grand but inside Budapest Keleti (1884), the image is somewhat tarnished. In fact, the site is a strange mixture of modernisation and neglect. In the foreground is the open space above a concourse accommodating the Metro station and some shops. This concourse level has steps up to the station platform level but, as far as I could see, no escalators. The station itself and a small circulating area around some poor eateries and the toilets are grubby and slightly crumbling. 200_3_P1070575CE

ohmyDOG Boutique & Spa, Dózsa György út 15, Budapest. 200_3_P1070624R