DAILY PHOTO: Crab Fisher Sculpture, Margit-sziget

Taken in the summer of 2011 in Budapest

DAILY PHOTO: Prince Eugene of Savoy, Budavári Palota

Taken in the Winter of 1999 in Budapest

DAILY PHOTO: St. Stephen’s, Budapest [Szent István Bazilika]

Taken in the summer of 2011 in Budapest

DAILY PHOTO: A View from Normafa

Taken in December of 2008 at Normafa

DAILY PHOTO: Republic of Councils Monument, Budapest

Taken in the summer of 2002 near Budapest

On the southwestern outskirts of Budapest, there’s a park that collects many of the statues from the Communist era. These are statues that were in prominent locations during the Cold War, but were too historic to destroy. This, the Republic of Councils Monument, is one of the most impressive, and was at XIV. Dózsa György Utca (Felvonulási tér, near the City Park [Varosliget.]) 

At any rate, the Memento Park is where Communist art goes to be kitsch.

DAILY PHOTO: South American Coati in — of all places — Veresegyhaz, HU

Taken in the Summer of 2011 in Veresegyhaz, Hungary

DAILY PHOTO: View from Castle Garden Bazaar, Budapest

Taken in December of 2014 in Budapest

DAILY PHOTO: Flowerbed in Budapest

Taken in the summer of 2011 in Budapest

DAILY PHOTO: Szabadság Tér

Taken in December of 2016 in Budapest

DAILY PHOTO: Vajdahunyad Castle, Monochrome

Taken in December of 2014 in Budapest