Hungary

My Scheidness ancestors were Danube Swabians – German-speaking Hungarians – hailing from a town called Zichyfalva (although this may now, technically, be in Serbia).

Now – how could I NOT want to go??

Man, they have great cuisine! You have to try their local food, it’s great! :) try bogrács gulyás!

Hungary is a beautiful and interesting country. The language barrier, food situation, and transportation was a challenge though. I really enjoyed the baths in Budapest and the thermal lake at Heviz.

There is so much to see and do. My husband is from Hungary and talks constantly about its beauty. I’m so eager to go there in July. I know once I go there, I won’t want to come back. I’ve tried learning the language, quite diffcult….but excited!

I didn’t see much, but the people are really nice, and they have great campgrounds!

Budapest

Oh I miss Hungary so much :’(

it was magical!
My grandma lived there until 56, the hungarian revolution.
I have been brought up in a very hungarian way.
the language, the food, mannerisms, everything.
I was dying to go there. and now, im dying to go back.
the streets were quietly buzzing. the sights were amazing. the people were friendly. the buildings had great arcitecture!
im planning my next trip! :D:D:D

I stayed at AMAZING place in Budapest called the Green Bridge Hostel. I think it’s actually my favorite place I stayed when traveling around Europe. It’s not especially nice or fancy but it’s a wonderful atmosphere and the owners are so nice. They made me popcorn, tea, coffee, whatever. It’s also a great location, they have free internet, and a nice common room with a DVD library when you get in for the evening. I met a lot of really cool people there too.

.. because the love of my life is from there and he says he has some interesting things to show me there!! lets see if 2008 is the year!