One evening we went to a concert in St. Stephen’s Basilica, the largest church in Budapest. We heard music of Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Liszt, Schubert and Mozart. The performers were an organist, a violinist, a trumpet player, s soprano and a tenor. Here are some pictures of the church and performance.
One day for lunch, we went to a restaurant where we got a demonstration on how to make strudel. I got to participate.
On our last day in Budapest, we visited the area around the Hungarian Parliament. I also found out that Hannah Senesh was Hungarian.
On our last evening we did a dinner cruise along the Danube. A perfect way to end our experience in Budapest.
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Wow! You are getting to hear some amazing music!
Love that you got yo help with the strudel making…we’ll be expecting to sample what you learned when you get home 😊
Very moving memorial.
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Strudel is very different here. It is basically a very thin dough stuffed with apples.
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BY “spontaneous do you mean not govt approved? It looks pretty sturdy from the picture. I make strudle,rarely anymore, but I use PHYLLO dough. The dough in your experience looks very thin too.
Shabbat Shalom to you, although it’s probably over wherever you are today
Travel Safe
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Spontaneous in that people put up the photos, flowers and stones. The government let them stay.
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