Budapest

Absolutely not! While it is true that much of Vienna is merely a modern city like New York City or Berlin, it truly is beautiful. There are many wonderful museums and parks to visit, as well as opera houses and theaters. Schönbrunn Palace itself is worth the visit, in my opinion.

You have to remember that traveling is what you make it. Even walking around your own hometown can be a wonderful experience if you keep an open mind and enjoy yourself. I definitely recommend visiting Vienna :)

We just returned from a trip to Central Europe that included a train ride from Budapest to Athens, Greece.

The total journey takes about 28-30 hrs. The official schedule shows 28 hrs but the trains in those part of the world are always late (ours was over 3 hrs late reaching Thessaloniki).

The trains travels through 4 countries (Hungary, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece). Out of these 4, Serbia and Mecedonia are not part of EU so passport control is needed.

The train from Budapest to Belgrade leaves at 1 pm and reaches Belgrade around 8:30pm. You don't need reservations but it does get full. The 2nd class coaches are a bit run down from their EU counterparts. There is no fan or a/c in the compartments and the seats are a bit worn. There is a restaurant car on the train but we didn't use it. Instead, carry some food with you from Budapest since this can be a long trip. It does get hot in the summer so dress accordingly.

The train stops at each border twice (before and after crossing). At each point, there is a passport/visa check. It can take anywhere from 30-60 minutes each!. Beware, that if you don't have USA/EU passport, then you will need a visa to enter Serbia & Mecedonia (even though you are only passing thru). My friend didn't have the Serbian visa and he was asked to get down at border (Sabotica crossing) and sent back to Budapest.!!.

You will have to change the train at Belgrade. This is a night train so I highly recommend having a reservation in the couchette coach. These are sleeper seat. They are kind a small (each compartment sleeps 3 people). They provide sheets, pillow and blanket. Again, there is no a/c or fan in the car. The train reaches Thessaloniki, Greece in the afternoon. If you are lucky, you will make the connection with the ZUG intercity train going to Athens. If not, then you will have to wait in Thessaloniki for 3-4 hrs to get a connection. You can also fly from Thessaloniki to Athens for about 100 euros.

155.79 miles

I assume we are talking about money. In Hungary, they use a currency called the "forint". Coins available: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200. Paper money denominations (notes) available: 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10,000, and 20,000 forints.

Vienna was the primary capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but since the empire was a dual monarchy, Budapest also had status as a capital city.

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1) St. Stephen's Basilica

2) Parliament (2nd largest in Europe after London)

3) Millennium Underground (2nd oldest subway in Europe after London)

4) Hosok Tere (Hero's Square)

5) Gellert Spa

6) Szenchenyi Furdo (another spa)

7) Margit Sziget (Margaret Island)

8) Citadella

9) New York Cafe

10) St. Matthias Church

11) Castle District and the funicular

12) Statue Park

13) Budapest Opera House

The distance between the above mentioned places is 1395.3 km approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.

Carpathian Mountains

In Budapest during World War II, particularly from 1944 onwards, fascist groups, notably the Arrow Cross Party, carried out violent persecution against the Jewish population. They implemented measures such as forced labor, confiscation of property, and mass deportations to concentration camps, where many Jews were murdered. The Arrow Cross regime also conducted street roundups, leading to killings and the establishment of ghettos. This brutal campaign contributed to the significant loss of Jewish life in Hungary during the Holocaust.

Yes, Adolf Hitler did visit Poland. In 1939, Adolf Hitler invaded Poland and forced the leaders of the country to sign an agreement that stated that Poland's Army would not resist the takeover.

Budapest has 3 million Sarajevo has 1 million. so Budapest has more people.

I BELIEVE THE VALUE OF THE U.S. DOLLAR WILL RISE. THE MONEY THIS COUNTRY HAS BEEN RUN AWAY WITH IS IN OUR YOUNGSTERS MINDS. THEY WILL AND ARE TAKING US SENIORS TO A DIFFERENT MODE IN TIME. WITH THE RISE OF MINIMUM WAGE AND THE FALL OF DESTRUCTION AND TERRORISM

WE AS A COUNTRY WILL FOLLOW THEM AND THEIR (YOUTH) MONEY TO OUR PROTECTED HOMEXS WITH CAREFUL STUDY.

about 2 - 2,2 million and about 3,5 million in the city region

A3 / 964 km - about 8 hours 38 mins.

10 hours

Budapest is the capital of Hungary. (It is in Central Europe, bordered by Austria, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraina, Romania, Slovenia, and Croatia.)

Budapest is the capital of Hungary, so the language spoke is Hungarian.

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9 and 1/2 hours

They drive on the right.

Budapest is 202.8 square miles in area.

1 The only one of those that is a city is Budapest, the rest are islands.

2 I expect Baffin island has the lowest population.

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