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![Beautiful Budapest at night for #traveltuesday!
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Back in 2012, [almost t e n years ago!!] my husband and I went on our second trip to Europe to Budapest, Hungary and to Vienna, Austria. I took this picture on a sightseeing boat on the Danube with my little Sony point-and-shoot. I still can't believe that this picture turned out so well. It's one of my favorite photos I have ever taken and we have it printed on canvas in our house. The Parliament building in Budapest is an amazing piece of architecture, and at night when it's lit up it becomes an incredible sight to behold.
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Budapest is on our list to make it back to someday! We had a good time, but we were still very new to traveling and there's a lot that we would do over.
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Do you have Budapest on your travel list? If you have already been, what did you like about it? Let me know!⠀
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