It's easy to fond accommodation on DonDet. We arrived after 6, in high season. It's true on the 4. guesthouse we found free beds, we didn't have a reservation. But be calm, here are sooo many (maybe 20 or much more?) bungalow type guesthouse. 

The Cliffs of Moher stretch for 8km rise up to 214 metres above the Atlantic Ocean. And if you lay down on the edge of the rock you can feel the deep and experience how small we are! We went there by bycicle, it was a little bit steep, but we knew we reach it by ourself!

And we went to the other side of the fence and walking to the end of the cliffs.

Thy young monks were praying and playing the instruments. It was my favourite in this place.

Huge collection! A little bit messy. The display cases are old and a lot of the exhibits are not labeled. I offer to pay for guide,  There's to much to see and he can tell the stories of the items.

The royal  chapel is my favourite place in this castle. I try to imagine zhe ling was sitting there, and I can sit on that place also!

There are 2 area in Budapest where you can choose of the plenty of pubs: Liszt Ferenc square and Raday street. My favourite this last one. It's a long street, and every step is a new oub, or café ot tea house. In summer you can sit outside, and the cars just rarely goes next to you.

The highest building in Bangkok (not for long time - is coming another one highest in some years) and the 28-highest building (this number was for the year 2007) in the world. Baiyoke II Tower have 304 meter high and 85 floors. I took from here great photos to Bangkok from the last one floor, also you can see all Bangkok.

At night the view is wonderful.

Gigantic high! But not too nice. It is not very realistic. The body and face are very flat. But I realized here they put that piece of  thin gold onto the Buddha.

Greeeeeat!

Concerts!
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A female figure brandshining the palm of victory over 100 feet aloft.

It's true not our liberty statue is the biggest in the world, but I think this is the most beautiful. It's expressive: the woman + holded-up arms + palm.

-It houses Hungary's most sacred treasure, St Stephen's mummified right hand, the Szent Jobb (Holy Right Hand)   The church is built in a Neoclassical style with similarities to St. Paul Cathedral in London.

-Go up the cupola and take in the view of whole Budapest from above!

-Several musical programmes are organised in the church throughout the year.

 Children's Railway (Gyermek Vasút) is called so because it is operated by children. The kids surely do not drive the locomotive, but they check the tickets, make announcements at the stations and solemnly greet the train full of excited travelers. Children's Railway is a narrow-gauge forest railway with the old locomotive and three carriages. The train goes slowly through the woods up and down Buda hills and stops at the highest point of Budapest, János-hegy (526 m).

I remember when I was child it was a big stuff if somebody did this.

I love old-scholl dtuff. And this is.

A nineteenth-century funicular running up to the palace Constructed on the initiative of Ödön, Széchenyi's son, it was only the second funicular in the world when it was inaugurated in 1870, and functioned without a hitch until wrecked by a shell in 1945. The yellow carriages are exact replicas of the originals, but are now lifted by an electric winch rather than a steam engine.

1 of the most famous party place in Budapest.

The outdoor dance club is popular with a young, late-night crowd. The music ranges from jungle to drum 'n' bass to deep house, and local bands also perform.

But sometime I think I'm in a kindergarden, 'cause there are too much 16s.

When the weather becomes better in Spring just go to the Holdudvar. Open-air & good music & great people....

And don't afraid of the rain, 'cause it has roofed rooms.

My favourite is: The neo-Gothic spire, gargoyles, and multi-coloured Zsolnay tilework of eclectic Matthias Church on Castle Hill reflects Budapest's turbulent history. It has been an exclusive wedding venue ever since King Mátyás got married there twice, and was once a mosque too.

 Now part of the UNESCO World Heritage List that is Budapest's Castle District, this church is named after Hungarian King Mátyás "the Just" (reigned 1458-1490). Reconstruction, based on the original 13th-century layout, was masterminded by Frigyes Schulek in the 19th century, who added his own distinctive ornamentation in neo-Gothic style, including the many gargoyles on the spire. 

The best choice if you look for green.

This is the home of the spotmen (running, bicycle, frizbi), and the first dates, or just want to enjoy the good wheather and read a book by sitting on the green grass.

The best forever!

This is my favourite event in every year in Hungary. okok, the concerts. But you are just walking in the streets and every 10 minutes you find some interestings: a mini puppet show, or people who want to hug you, funny T-shirts, climbing wall, movies, chill-out time, so on, so on....

Every minutes in the week is full of programe. We meet there!

I think we have the most beautiful Parliement in the world.  :o) It is currently the largest building in Hungary, and the second largest Parliament in Europe.

The pattern of the building like a very beautiful hand-made lace.