Classic regeneration
Mary Murphy
February 8, 2017
My disdain for planners has been noted. Seeing modern atrocities sitting next to traditional masterpieces does my head in. And yes, I can appreciate how,
My disdain for planners has been noted. Seeing modern atrocities sitting next to traditional masterpieces does my head in. And yes, I can appreciate how,
January visitors to Budapest commented that the city was sooooo different to the Budapest they’d visited in the summer. And yes, it is. Completely different.
While out on Friday night, a Hungarian friend mentioned that the Monk of the Gulag had died earlier this week (January 15th), aged 100. As
My Balkan love affair began back in 2010 with my first trip to Subotica (Szabadka), just over the Hungarian-Serbian border. Since then, over many more
For me, wine falls in to the same category as music and art: I know what I like and what I don’t like. I have
Many, many moons ago, in an effort to cure myself of the habit of buying touristy tat when I travelled, I hit on the idea
Walking through the city in late October, I spotted my first Christmas tree. I tried to block it out, to pretend it wasn’t there. But
It’s hard to go back, they say. Things never quite live up to how you remember them. If they were great, they’ll be not so
One of the many joys of living in Budapest is the huge amount of activity in the city. There’s always something going on. Places to
As I sat across the table from Péter Kutas in Bridges Food Bar last week, I gave some thought to the creative energy in Budapest
