If I travel 65 kilometres east of Freiburg, I can hop in a boat and start heading down the Danube River. On my way, I'd go through Vienna, the capital of Austria, and Bratislava, the capital of of Slovakia before eventually getting here, Budapest, the capital of Hungary. If I kept going, I'd also go through Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.
It's probably not as easy as that, but you get what I mean. From what I understand, if I want to make that little cruise without having to portage anywhere, I'd have to start my boat ride about 250 kilometres east of Freiburg. How did I actually get to Budapest? I flew.
This, this incredibly ornate building, is the Hungarian Parliament. It's huge - almost 270 metres long. It's moments like these where I really enjoy the fact that I have an ultra-wide lens. The rest of the description I'll leave up to the photograph itself.
My other photos of Budapest can be found in the gallery.
If I travel 65 kilometres east of Freiburg, I can hop in a boat and start heading down the Danube River. On my way, I'd go through Vienna, the capital of Austria, and Bratislava, the capital of of Slovakia before eventually getting here, Budapest, the capital of Hungary. If I kept going, I'd also go through Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.
It's probably not as easy as that, but you get what I mean. From what I understand, if I want to make that little cruise without having to portage anywhere, I'd have to start my boat ride about 250 kilometres east of Freiburg. How did I actually get to Budapest? I flew.
This, this incredibly ornate building, is the Hungarian Parliament. It's huge - almost 270 metres long. It's moments like these where I really enjoy the fact that I have an ultra-wide lens. The rest of the description I'll leave up to the photograph itself.
My other photos of Budapest can be found in the gallery.
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