The seating arrangement for dinner was in the lower level with very large windows to view from. The tables were set for four, just right for Jim, Justin, Geoffrey, and I.
We did not have to carry on a conversation...
and could just enjoy the scenery without seeming rude, as we shared the wine and bread before the Hungarian dinner was served.
It was incredibly nice to watch...
the lighting change from the soft rosy glow to...
some twinkling lights appearing, as we enjoyed our Hungarian dinner cuisine.
Gellert Hotel and Baths (natural hot springs) complex and Liberation monument in the upper right |
We had a window to our back, so was able to get some pics after we had passed by :-) |
Inner City Parish Church...thanks to Jim, we do have a picture of it :-) |
A bit fuzzy, but I still like it. |
By the time I finished the meal, it was dark with lights shining on or from the different buildings, monuments, and bridges.At this time we went up to the upper level for enjoying the views and picture taking.I owe Justin a big thanks for reminding me about my camera's nighttime mode!
Technical University ? |
Liberty Bridge |
Liberty Bridge and Liberty Monument lit up on top of Gellert Hill. |
Elisabeth Bridge |
Elisabeth Bridge |
Royal Palace |
The Vigado |
many other cruise boats on the river |
Chain Bridge |
Parliament |
Jim's pic of the Parliament |
Margaret Bridge |
has unusual chevron shapes |
and the columns are decorated with large figureheads in the shape of winged female figures |
This is great, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bonnie! I have been getting a lot of enjoyment out of making this 'digital scrapbook'....sure has extended the vacation :-)
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