BUDAPEST AHOGY ÉN LÁTOM - Régi képek emlékek.
Budapest a régi fénykorában. Csodálatos emberek, épületek és a technika virágzása. Az arcokon mosoly és élet. Aztán mindent lebombáztak. Ami megmaradt ebből és menthető lett volna, azt is lebontották. Modernizálták azt is amit nem lett volna szabad. Megszüntették a kisvárosias hangulatot és helyette betondzsungeleket építettek. Most itt élünk. Mindenki ideges letört és vágyik vissza. Vágyik a régi szép időkre. A gyermekeink azt sem tudják mi az szabadság. A grundon játszani, csavarogni. Nos ez van! ........................
Budapest a lencsémen keresztül - Panasonic S1H 6K
Megmutatom, hogyan látom Budapestet a lencsémen keresztül az Panasonic S1H kamerával. Ez az Netflix hitelesített filmezésre készült kamera volt a társam a Duna parton és a forgalmas belvárosi utcákon. A beépített képstabilizátor, különböző felvételi módok és a nagy dinamika tartománynak köszönhetően elképesztő videókat képes felvenni.
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HAUNTED TUNNEL | Labyrinth of Buda Castle | Budapest, Hungary
A series of dark, winding and haunted tunnels network directly below Budapest. Filled with mystery and dark history, the Buda Labyrinth is rumored to be one of the most haunted places in Budapest. Read more about the haunted tunnel system:
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Budapest, Hungary | Fairytale City
Budapest, Hungary has a fairytale quality you can feel as you walk around. It’s known as the ‘Paris of the East’ - and I can see why with its elegant architecture and grand feeling - but it's very much its own city. In this video, I’m showing you around the Hungarian capital’s best spots - all of which are within walking distance.
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WHERE I VISITED IN THIS VIDEO (in order of appearance):
Hungarian Parliament
Margaret Bridge (Holy Crown of Hungary)
St. Stephen's Basilica
Széchenyi Chain Bridge
Budapest Castle Hill Funicular
Buda Castle
Fisherman's Bastion
Matthias Church
Liberty Bridge
Great Market Hall
Erzsébet Square
Budapest Eye
Danubius Fountain
Hungarian State Opera House
Terror Museum
Heroes' Square
City Park Ice Rink
Vajdahunyad Castle
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Budapest régi képeken 1968 - 1971
A Budapest régi képeken 1963 - 1967 c. összeállítást folytatva, remélem az 1968 - 1971-es képsorozat is tetszeni fog.
Europe bus trip from Germany to Hungary travel vlog (Nuremberg to Prague to Budapest)
Join us for our Europe bus trip as we take Flixbus from Germany to Hungary going from Nuremberg to Prague and finally our final destination Budapest. Overall, the journey was tiring as we experienced a few delays but were happy to finally arrive in Budapest where we'll be staying for the next two weeks.
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Europe bus trip from Germany to Hungary travel vlog (Nuremberg to Prague to Budapest) video transcript:
Well good morning. It is about 5:30 AM here in Nuremberg. The sun is already out. I don't even know how that is possible even for summer it seems a bit early. Struggling here.
But anyways today is a travel day. We are going from Nuremberg to Budapest and we booked tickets on Flixbus because it was a lot cheaper than the train.
So we're going to be traveling. Hi Sam! Hello! This is really early for Audrey especially. Haha.
We're going to be traveling from Nuremberg to Prague to Budapest. It is a long day. It is going to be a long day. Yeah, so we're leaving here we're going to try and leave by six thirty-ish.
Six forty-five ish.
And we should be arriving in Budapest around seven forty-five to eight PM. So long day but we're bringing you along for the journey.
We'll show you what it is like to travel by bus in Europe and yeah going to finish my breakfast. Let's do it. Bye.
It is time for an update.
We have made it to Prague so we are in the Czech Republic having lunch. We've got about 50 minutes to spare before we get on the next bus. Wonderful looking sandwiches. We have cake. Carrot cake and I have a panini that is coming. Sounds good.
Okay but before we get into the food story time. So what happened on the bus?
Oh oh oh. When we were getting on?
Okay, so we got on and it is a double-decker bus and there is no assigned seats so you can sit anywhere. Anywhere. So I found a nice seat and it was empty. Nothing on the chairs so I go to sit down and this old man pushes me out the way and he's like 'De Bin Ich.' Like I am there. And I bumped my head because I mean the bus is kind of low on top.
But aside from that the three hour bus trip was pretty amazing. Like it was comfortable. I would say the bus was only like a quarter full. Maybe 20 to 30 percent capacity. So we each got our own section of seats. Yeah. We did some work. It was a three hour and twenty minute journey. Yeah.
And we slept for half of it. And it was beautiful. There was a lot of uh like we were going through scenic farms, through forests. Castles. Yeah, once we got into past the Czech Republic we started seeing castles and then we got a beautiful view of Prague as well coming in.
I was just looking at the screen because they announce the departures. So I don't even need to run off. I can see when my bus is leaving. There you go. We can actually enjoy our meal.
This is actually a pretty decent stop for like you know a bus station. Yeah, good food. Pretty good food and it is nice to be able to just relax a bit before we catch our next bus.
Hallo. Well time for a much needed update.
We didn't film getting off the bus or oh I did film a bit of the taxi ride.
Well as you can tell it is night time outside so this was a very very long day of bus rides. It is almost nine thirty PM so that was 12 hours or 13 hours of travel.
We're just waiting for our AirBNB host to come. Fingers crossed. Hopefully fingers crossed he shows up. We've been here 15 minutes. Yeah and a nice resident of the apartment let us come in. He let us come in through the gate but chilling in the lobby. We need that last key to get into our actual room.
Confession time. We were so tired we didn't finish the vlog properly last night so anyways we are nice and settled here in Budapest. We're going to be doing actually we're going to be here for a couple of weeks.
And catching up on work, also hopefully filming a city guide, doing a lot of food reviews and maybe some day trips.
But in the meantime we've got a pretty cool apartment and that will be our next video. An apartment tour so here is a little sneak peak of that.
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Budapest régi képeken 1838-1900
Budapest az 1838-as árvíztől 1900-ig, korabeli képek felhasználásával.
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Ének, szájharmonika: Fekete Pál
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Budapest 1900-ban - Első rész
Hogyan nézett ki Budapest 1900-ban? Korabeli fotók segítségével bepillanthatunk Budapest életébe.1900 a millenniumi év volt.Forrás :
Zene: Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 5
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Views Of Budapest (1930s)
Budapest, Hungary.
PLEASE NOTE: This film is older than 1950-1959 which original notes state. The traffic changed in sept.1941 from left to right. One building demolished in 1940 in the Döbrentei square. (1.51-1.52 dome below). Possibly recorded in summer 1938.
LS. GV's of all the prominent buildings in Budapest. Fortress, Fisher Bastion, Statue of St Stephen, statue of the Holy Trinity, Ministry of Finance, Parliament, St Stephen Boulevard, Octagon Square, street, Kossuth Square, and Ministry of Agriculture, Rakczi's equestrian statue, Liberty Square, Parliament, Boulevard crossing, Millennium monument, castle of Vajdahunyad, Szechenyi Bath, Ferencz Jozsef Bridge, View of Budapest with Statue of St Gerard.
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Day Trip to Veszprem from Budapest in Hungary - Is It Worth It?
Veszprem is a historic city about two hours southwest of Budapest. Once you arrive at the airport, get on the bus to Kobanya and change to the underground there.
The metro will take you to Nepliget Bus Terminal where you can catch the bus to Veszprem. The ticket to Veszprem costs less than 2,500 Hungarian Forints or about $10.
Once you arrive at Budapest airport, get on the public transport bus (200E) to Kőbánya and change to the underground there (Blue Line). The metro will take you to Népliget Bus Terminal where you can catch the bus to Veszprém from Budapest.
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Klippremier: Szilvia - Látomás
Szilvia Látomás című új dalához készült klipje 2015. március 11-én, szerdán, 17 órakor debütál a Music Channelen!!!
Látomás a sötétség lepléről
Ézs 60,2
Mert ímé, sötétség borítja a földet, és éjszaka a népeket, de rajtad feltámad az Úr, és dicsősége rajtad megláttatik.
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De bizonnyal élek én, és betölti az Úr dicsősége az egész földet
Mi az összekötő elem e két ige között és hogy válik láthatóvá Isten királysága a Földön?
Egy látomás Isten dicsőségéről és a sötétség lepléről illetve a mennyei és földi perspektíváról.
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Budapest régi képeken 1963-1967
A Budapest régi képeken Facebook csoport tagjai által feltett fotók felhasználásával készült összeállítás.
BUDAPEST - Ahogy én látom.
Egy laza napon készült felvételek. Csak úgy jöttem, mentem nézelődtem az új területemen.
Budapest Napja.
Minden év november 17.-én ünnepeljük gyönyörű fővárosunk születésnapját a Pest, Buda és Óbuda egyesülésével létrejött székesfőváros közgyűlésének 1873-as első ülése emlékére.
Budapest Diaries | Episode 12: Bokod - Floating Village - Hungary
Bokod - 'floating village' - a village on stilts northwest of Budapest is Hungary's answer to the paradise islands in the Indian Ocean.
Bokod is a village in Komárom-Esztergom county, Hungary.
This Hungarian stilt village is built in a lake that never freezes over due to the power plant that uses it as a cooling pond.
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Inside Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) - Budapest Airport - Ferihegy Airport
Budapest Airport international departures. We are at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) or formerly called Budapest Ferihegy International Airport or just Ferihegy, located in Budapest Hungary. We are on our way home back to Copenhagen after a long weekend stay in Budapest the capital of Hungary. Our video footage begins at the main international departures terminal where we have just arrived from the city by taxi.
Inside the terminal we arrive at a smallish check in area where there are both human Check-In personal and Check-In machines. Our flight to Copenhagen was with SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) and there was unfortunately not an option for Self Check-In of SAS flights on the Self Service Check In Machine. We therefore had to wait for a check-in counter to open for SAS which was in one hour after our arrival. We therefore opted to move to a coffee shop in the Check-In area and have a coffee whilst we waited for the Scandinavian Airlines Check In Desk to open. It was very noteworthy and nostalgic to see that Budapest Airport is still using the very old Flight information boards, which took you back to the nostalgic 70´s and 80´s airport atmosphere. Following our Check-In we passed through customs and immediately found ourselves walking in the Tax Free Shopping area. The products available for sale included the normal perfumes, alcohol, chocolates & candies normally available at Tax Free shops in airports and also included a large section of Hungarian specialties! After the tax free area you walk into the huge main international terminal full of light thanks to it´s huge windows offering a view of the sky and the aircraft gate area and runways! This area is two levels, the bottom area is the waiting area with shops and the second level is where the airports Food Court lies! It is in this main international departures area passengers wait until information is given on which gate their flight will be departing from. From this area we walked to our gate. The Gate areas still offer a limited selection of shopping opportunities (before your flight) and also a limited selection of cafe´s/restaurants or fast food store!
Wiki writes about Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport , Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (Hungarian: Budapest Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Repülőtér) (IATA: BUD, ICAO: LHBP), formerly known as Budapest Ferihegy International Airport and still commonly called just Ferihegy, is the international airport serving the Hungarian capital city of Budapest, and by far the largest of the country's four commercial airports. The airport is located 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) east-southeast of the centre of Budapest and was renamed in honor of Ferenc Liszt on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of his birth...
This airport was officially renamed Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, in honour of the Hungarian pianist and composer Franz Liszt (Modern Hungarian: Liszt Ferenc.)-
Wiki writes about Franz Liszt, Franz Liszt, was a 19th-century Hungarian composer, virtuoso pianist, conductor, teacher and Franciscan tertiary... Liszt gained renown in Europe during the early nineteenth century for his virtuosic skill as a pianist. He was said by his contemporaries to have been the most technically advanced pianist of his age, and in the 1840s he was considered to be the greatest pianist of all time. Liszt was also a well-known and influential composer, piano teacher and conductor ...
Wiki writes about Budapest, Budapest /ˈbuːdəpɛst/ (Hungarian: [ˈbudɒpɛʃt] ( listen); names in other languages) is the capital and the largest city of Hungary, and one of the largest cities in the European Union. It is the country's principal political, cultural, commercial, industrial, and transportation centre, sometimes described as the primate city of Hungary....
This airport footage is filmed at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) or formerly called Budapest Ferihegy International Airport or just Ferihegy, located in Budapest Hungary.
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