JO REGGELT!
It's almost 10 am here to my internal 5 am and espresso is the name of the game today.
To a great deal of the folks back home, I promised a food blog and there's no time like the present when your hotel feeds you.
They had a bit of everything, from fruit to liver paste (I'll get more adventurous I swear)
Food Kit
Food Kit
Important: Cheese yes wow always
Meats: Salami is surprisingly the least threatening of the deli, such a turn of events
Desserts: Light and not over sweetened. One for moment and three for the road.
The two espresso's shown above, one is happily featured on my desk now as I write this and convince myself to suck it up and get out of bed! Time change is a struggle haha!
Finally up and at it for a rainy 38 degree day
Although I had my camera for the three hour tour, yes a three hour tour in the rain Gilligan, these photos were from my iphone and I'll add some of the professional shots when I get time
View from BudaRainy, freezing day? Hike to the top of Capitol Hill? But of course!
So I found a free walking tour by HostelCulture lead by a cool guy named Andris who was finding a use for his master's degree in Hungarian history. Our massive group, four people including the guide, we braved the freezing for some stunning views and fun stories.
My favorite part of the day seems to be the wandering though
The space in-betweenProbably my favorite detail of any city are the details in the way's and where's of it all.
Oh I forgot to mention, that today was a big day in History for Budapest Revolution, so Eddie Izzard here's your flags.
Once back to the hotel with a life saving hot shower, I ventured back out for some food and stumbled into some unusual places.
My favorite a private square where this picture does no justice
Hidden CornersSome of the happiest accidents come from being brave enough to just wander in
And two, a organ concert in none other then St. Stephen's Basilica
St. Stephen's Basilica
No words can describe how amazing it was. No words can describe how tired I am.
