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  • 2
    Jan
    2013
    1:25pm, EST

    Zsolt Czegledi / EPA

    Driving in a winter wonderland

    A car drives under frost-covered trees just outside Debrecen, 140 miles east of Budapest, Hungary, on Jan. 2.

    View more Winter Wonderland photos.

    Previously on PhotoBlog:

    • Mountain bikers race down snowy slopes in Switzerland
    • Making tracks in Germany
    • Winter may not start until tomorrow, but many around the world are already feeling its chill

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  • 1
    May
    2012
    11:11am, EDT

    Budapest velodrome revived with antique car rally

    Peter Kohalmi / AFP - Getty Images

    Visitors looks at the vehicles at an oval track of a velodrome during an old timer car and motorcycle show in Budapest on May 1.

    Peter Kohalmi / AFP - Getty Images

    Men ride bicycles on an oval track of a velodrome during an old timer car and motorcycle show in Budapest on May 1. The event brought life again into the 412 meter long Millennial Velodrome of Budapest, which was built in 1896 and is one of the oldest arenas for track cycling in Europe.

    Peter Kohalmi / AFP - Getty Images

    An elderly man rides his motobike on an oval track of a velodrome during an old timer car and motorcycle show in Budapest on May 1. The event brought life again into the 412 meter long Millennial Velodrome of Budapest, which was built in 1896 and is one of the oldest arenas for track cycling in Europe.

    Peter Kohalmi / AFP - Getty Images

    Drivers drive their vehicle on an oval track of a velodrome during an old timer car and motorcycle show in Budapest on May 1. The event brought life again into the 412 meter long Millennial Velodrome of Budapest, which was built in 1896 and is one of the oldest arenas for track cycling in Europe.

    Peter Kohalmi / AFP - Getty Images

    A woman driver waits besides her car near the oval track of a velodrome during an old timer car and motorcycle show in Budapest on May 1. The event brought life again into the 412 meter long Millennial Velodrome of Budapest, which was built in 1896 and is one of the oldest arenas for track cycling in Europe.

     

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    Ah Budaspest! Oner of my fav cities! Now I wanna go back..... Joe B

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  • 20
    Nov
    2011
    3:26pm, EST

    'Night of Baths' highlights benefits of thermal water in Hungary

    Bernadett Szabo / Reuters

    Bathers relax at the Rudas Bath during the "Night of Baths" in Budapest, Hungary, Nov. 20. Music and dance programs take place from 10 pm until 4am at the five most popular thermal baths in Budapest during the event.

    By Katie Cannon, Senior Multimedia Editor

    Although the thought of bacteria's tendency to grow in warm places kind of creeps me out, Rick Steves makes the public baths sound pretty appealing below. Sign me up.

    From a piece by Rick Steves that msnbc.com travel ran a ways back:

    Sitting in hundred-degree water under glorious Baroque domes, I felt my stress ebb away as I enjoyed some of Europe's most memorable people watching. Hungarians of all shapes and sizes were stuffed into tiny swimsuits, strutting their stuff. People floated blissfully in warm water. Speedo-clad intellectuals stood in chest-high water around chessboards and pondered their next moves. It's Budapest at its best.

    Read 'Taking the Plunge in Budapest' in its entirety.

    Bernadett Szabo / Reuters

    Bathers relax at the Rudas Bath during "Night of Baths" in Budapest, Hungary, Nov. 20.

    Bernadett Szabo / Reuters

    A man relaxes at the Rudas Bath during the "Night of Baths" in Budapest, Hungary, Nov. 20.

     

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  • 9
    Jul
    2011
    9:50am, EDT

    Hungarians slip slide away from the heat

    Laszlo Balogh / Reuters

    A boy enjoys a water chute in Mogyorod near Budapest, Hungary, July 9. Temperatures reached 96.8 degrees Fahrenheit.

     

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  • 19
    May
    2011
    6:39am, EDT

    Attila Kisbenedek / AFP - Getty Images

    Hungarian Nazi war crime suspect Sandor Kepiro sits in a wheelchair at Budapest Municipal Court before the start of the third day of his trial on May 19.

    War crimes suspect, 97, declared fit for trial

    AFP reports: Budapest Municipal Court ruled on Thursday that Sandor Kepiro's trial could continue after physical and mental health checks showed the 97-year-old was fit, even if very frail. He stands accused of being directly responsible for the deaths of 36 Jews and Serbs during a raid by Hungarian forces in the Serbian town of Novi Sad in January 1942. The former Hungarian gendarmerie officer was formerly number one on the list of wanted Nazi criminals by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

    See previous posts on Sandor Kepiro and John Demanjuk, who was last week sentenced to five years in prison.

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  • 19
    Feb
    2011
    10:59am, EST

    Bela Szandelszky / AP

    People enjoy the steaming water of the Szechenyi Bath during the "Night of the Baths," a joint event of five of the Hungarian capital's historical spas in Budapest, Hungary, early morning Saturday, Feb. 19.

    People soak in the "Night of the Baths" in Budapest

    By Katie Cannon, Senior Multimedia Editor

    I don't know why, but there is something about the idea of a huge hot tub that creeps me out.

    5 comments

    Well, it is a Tub of Hot Water, and therefore a Hot Tub, and a Huge one at that, so it is a Huge Hot Tub. Also, it could be odd to someone not familiar with such things. I had a French Girl Friend, who during her stay in SB went to the beach, took off her top, and casually laid back on her towel.

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  • 10
    Dec
    2010
    6:37am, EST

    Bernadett Szabo / Reuters

    People play chess in Szechenyi Bath during a winter morning in Budapest, Dec. 10, 2010.

    Men play chess in Budapest bath

    By Elena Grothe

    I love that this game is waterproof and came along to the bath.

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  • 30
    Nov
    2010
    2:35pm, EST

    Hungarian fishermen collect fish at Hortobagy

    Laszlo Balogh / Reuters

    Fish are placed in a bucket at Central Europe's biggest fish pond complex in the Great Hungarian Plain at Hortobagy.

    Laszlo Balogh / Reuters

    A Hungarian fisherman collects fish at Central Europe's biggest fish pond complex in the Great Hungarian Plain at Hortobagy, 200 km (124 miles) east from Budapest, November 30, 2010.

    Laszlo Balogh / Reuters

    Laszlo Balogh / Reuters

    A Hungarian fisherman takes a smoking break during fish collecting.

    Laszlo Balogh / Reuters

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    Talk about shooting fish in a barrel.

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  • 17
    Nov
    2010
    8:09am, EST

    Sandor H. Szabo / EPA

    Aerial view of a colorful autumn landscape of agricultural fields in Loerinci, northeast of Budapest, Hungary, on November 17, 2010.

    Rolling fields of Hungary

    By Mish Whalen

    Gorgeous landscape that looks like a drawing.

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