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<p>Taken with a Chinon CM-4s K-mount film SLR camera and Auto Chinon 35mm f/2.8 lens on Ilford XP2 Super 400 film inside Budapest’s Great Market Hall</p>
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<p>Budapest</p>
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<p>🇫🇷   L'ancienne résidence  historique des rois de Hongrie  est inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l 'Unesco. Son architecture  mêle des éléments médiévaux, baroques et néo-baroques . Son histoire a été marquée par des destructions  partielles   et ou  totales et, des reconstruction  successives qui ont modifié  son architecture... L'avant dernière reconstruction  avait entrepris des restaurations  ne  respectant pas l'identique ( à moindre coût ) . La rénovation en cours depuis  2014 a concerné le Varkert Bazar du Château. puis de :<br />
2019 à 2021  Reconstruction totale du Manège royal et du bâtiment du Corps de Garde, rénovation fine de la Salle St Etienne<br />
depuis 2022 et toujours  en cours:<br />
Palais de l'archiduc Joseph   , quartier général de la Défense et son dôme (2025), les ailes du Palais<br />
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🇬🇧   The former historic residence of the kings of Hungary is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its architecture blends medieval, Baroque and Neo-Baroque elements. Its history has been marked by partial or total destruction and successive reconstructions which have altered its architecture... The penultimate reconstruction involved work that did not adhere to the original design in order to keep costs down. The renovation, which has been underway since 2014, has focused on the Varkert Bazaar within the Castle.<br />
2019 to 2021: Complete reconstruction of the Royal Riding Hall and the Guardhouse, and detailed renovation of the St Etienne Hall<br />
Since 2022 and still ongoing:<br />
Archduke Joseph’s Palace, Defence Headquarters and its dome (2025), and the wings of the Palace<br />
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🇩🇪    Die ehemalige historische Residenz der Könige von Ungarn gehört zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe. Ihre Architektur vereint Elemente des Mittelalters, des Barocks und des Neobarocks. Ihre Geschichte war geprägt von teilweisen oder vollständigen Zerstörungen und aufeinanderfolgenden Wiederaufbauten, die ihre Architektur verändert haben... Beim vorletzten Wiederaufbau wurden Umbauten vorgenommen, die aus Kostengründen nicht originalgetreu waren. Die seit 2014 andauernde Renovierung betraf den Varkert-Basar des Schlosses.<br />
2019 bis 2021: Vollständiger Wiederaufbau der Königlichen Reithalle und des Wachgebäudes, sorgfältige Renovierung des St.-Stephans-Saals<br />
seit 2022 und noch im Gange:<br />
Erzherzog-Joseph-Palast, Hauptquartier der Verteidigung und dessen Kuppel (2025), die Flügel des Palastes<br />
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🇪🇸   La antigua residencia histórica de los reyes de Hungría está incluida en el Patrimonio Mundial de la Unesco. Su arquitectura combina elementos medievales, barrocos y neobarrocos. Su historia ha estado marcada por destrucciones parciales o totales y sucesivas reconstrucciones que han modificado su arquitectura... En la penúltima reconstrucción se llevaron a cabo obras que no respetaron la forma original con el fin de reducir costes. La renovación en curso desde 2014 ha afectado al Varkert Bazar del Castillo.<br />
2019 a 2021: reconstrucción total del Manège Royal y del edificio del Cuerpo de Guardia, renovación minuciosa de la Sala de San Esteban<br />
desde 2022 y aún en curso:<br />
el Palacio del archiduque José, cuartel general de la Defensa y su cúpula (2025), las alas del Palacio<br />
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🇮🇹   L'antica residenza storica dei re d'Ungheria è stata inserita nel patrimonio mondiale dell'Unesco. La sua architettura unisce elementi medievali, barocchi e neobarocchi. La sua storia è stata segnata da distruzioni parziali o totali e da successive ricostruzioni che ne hanno modificato l'architettura... La penultima ricostruzione era stata intrapresa senza rispettare l’originale, al fine di contenere i costi. Il restauro in corso dal 2014 ha riguardato il Varkert Bazar del Castello.<br />
Dal 2019 al 2021: ricostruzione totale del Maneggio Reale e dell’edificio del Corpo di Guardia, ristrutturazione accurata della Sala di Saint-Étienne<br />
Dal 2022 e tuttora in corso:<br />
Palazzo dell’arciduca Giuseppe, quartier generale della Difesa e la sua cupola (2025), le ali del Palazzo</p>
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<p>A pair of iron boots and floral tribute, part of the &quot;shoes of the Danube promenade&quot;. A memorial and a monument to the Hungarian Jews who were shot by the Arrow Cross party in the winter of 1944.</p>
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The Chain Bridge (Széchenyi lánchíd) is the oldest and most famous suspension bridge in Budapest, as well as one of Hungary's most iconic landmarks. Opened in 1849, it spans the Danube River, directly connecting the two historical parts of the city: Buda, on the hilly western bank, and Pest, on the flat eastern bank.<br />
Architecturally, the bridge is distinguished by its elegant and imposing spans supported by massive iron chains anchored to two majestic piers shaped like triumphal arches. The entrances on both sides are guarded by four famous stone lion sculptures, created by sculptor János Marschalkó. At night, the bridge is illuminated, highlighting its majestic structure in the Danube cityscape.<br />
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Il Ponte delle Catene (Széchenyi lánchíd) è il più antico e famoso ponte sospeso di Budapest, oltre a essere uno dei simboli più iconici dell'Ungheria. Inaugurato nel 1849, attraversa il fiume Danubio collegando direttamente le due parti storiche della città: Buda, sulla riva occidentale dominata dalle colline, e Pest, sulla riva orientale pianeggiante.<br />
Dal punto di vista architettonico, il ponte si distingue per le sue eleganti ed imponenti campate sostenute da possenti catene in ferro ancorate a due maestosi piloni a forma di arco di trionfo. Gli ingressi su entrambi i lati sono sorvegliati da quattro celebri sculture di leoni in pietra, realizzate dallo scultore János Marschalkó. Di notte, il ponte viene illuminato valorizzando la sua maestosa struttura nel panorama urbano del Danubio.</p>
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<p>KODAK Digital Still Camera</p>
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Sony RX100 V (24 - 70mm)</p>
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<p>The large Ferris wheel in Elisabeth square Budapest lit up at night</p>
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<p>A metal crow and gold ring sculpture adorning one of the gates on the entrance to Buda castle</p>
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<p>Part of the group of the seven chieftain's of the Magyars which adorn the base of the column in Heroes square.</p>
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<p>Heroes square is one of the major squares in Budapest,  having the Millennium monument adorned with the statues of the seven chieftains of the Magyars as well as statues of other Hungarian monarchs and national leaders. A full size replica of the large statue of the archangel Gabriel which used to sit atop the column can be seen ion the museum of Ethnography.</p>
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