Top Things to Do in Godollo 2021

"Budapest Freedom Square is located in the heart of Budapest, right between the Hungarian Parliament Building and St. Stephen's Basilica. There is a towering monument on the north side of the square, and above the monument is a huge five-pointed star. On the south side of Liberty Square is a fountain. This fountain is very distinctive. If people approach, the fountain on this side will stop so that people can walk to the middle of the fountain without getting wet. Many people are here. Playing in the water."

"This beautiful square is not far from the subway station and is surrounded by major shops and restaurants. The square is located in the most beautiful central area of Budapest. Here you can see many Gerbeau coffee shops. The bus system here is also very convenient."

"Clark Adam’s Square is located on the Danube River in Budapest. It faces the Chain Bridge. In fact, inside the square is a flowerbed. It forms a roundabout and is one of the necessary hubs for buses."

"Eger’s Old Town Square, surrounded by several small roads radiating to various attractions in the Old Town. The square is named after the famous hero Ishtewan, who led the famous victory in less than more (2000 defeated 60,000 Turks) in 1552. Many children played in the fountain, and the solemnity and harmony of life blended in the square."

"Slovakia is a Eurozone, and things here are not very cheap, but there are interesting sculptures everywhere. Look at Napoleon next to me, do I learn from it?"

"The small town of Győr is the cultural center of Hungary. It is located in northwestern Hungary, between Budapest and Vienna. It is the fifth largest city in Hungary with an area of 175 square kilometers, which is the size of a small town with a population of about 140,000. People call it For the town of Gyor. The small town of Győr is a transportation hub for Hungary and even neighboring countries, as well as a hub for east-to-north travel in the Danube Basin. Gyor was once a Roman town. It became a bishopric in the 11th century. It escaped the destruction of Hungary by Turkey in the 16th and 17th centuries. It still retains many Roman remains and medieval heritage. At the beginning of the 18th century, Gyor began its real development, and the houses of Louis XVI and the noble garden were built one after another, forming a beautiful small city. The ancient architectural ruins of Gyor are now the third in the country, mainly palaces and churches from the 12th to 15th centuries. There are not many tourists in the town, it is quiet, the streets and alleys are full of shops and pubs and restaurants, and the residents live a leisurely life. [Scenery] A beautiful and harmonious town [Fun] Very artistic [Value for money] The attractions are free to visit and worth a visit"

"It’s almost Christmas again. We’ve been talking about my Christmas trip for the last three years. The last issue talked about being invited back to Dubai for the holidays last year. (If you’re interested, you can read the previous one). Talking about this year. Some friends will ask: this year? Isn’t Christmas two days left? Haha, you, let me talk about it. On December 25th last year, I returned to Beijing after attending the Desert Carnival Night on Christmas Day last year, but I didn’t think it was enough. People are more interested in cross-country activities, right? So I left after a few days after New Year's Day at home! Where did I go this time? Returning to the Balkans, because I know that Christmas there hasn’t started yet... A few days ago, I said I was tired of European aesthetics. Isn’t this going back again? Not all! You listen to me. Friends who have some knowledge about religion know that Eastern Orthodox Christmas is on January 7th instead of December 25th. Before, I only caught up with it in Russia, and I have never experienced it in other countries where the Orthodox Church is dominated. Christmas. I just have time and all my friends over there are on holiday, so what are you waiting for?...A friend from Bay City drove me to Novi Sad on the day of Christmas on January 7th, because I had Have been to Serbia five times but have never been there. Novi Sad is the second largest city in Serbia after Bay City. It is located about 70 kilometers southeast of Belgrade. The Danube River runs through it and divides the city into two. It is also the capital of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. cultural Center. So I must come here this time. In fact, when you get here, you will find that although it is independent, it is no different from going from one city to another. Let's talk about the sights and scenery of this city later, let's talk about today's theme-Christmas dinner! My friend booked a restaurant for local talents in the old town of Novi Sad, where no foreign tourists can really feel the original taste. In fact, the Serbian cooking method is simple, either frying or roasting, but the taste of the food is enough to satisfy the taste buds. The custom here is that they don’t eat turkey for Christmas dinner and mostly eat fish for two reasons. One is that they think that fish is not meat. On this day, they must be pure-hearted and not eat big meat. Another is to commemorate the story of Jesus’ five loaves and two fish in the Bible. Up. The restaurant’s layout is frugal and elegant (I'm back to the red and green of European Christmas) The first soup is fish skin soup, and the main course is grilled Danube trout. Both are the most traditional Christmas meals in Novi Sad. single. Very few people in the restaurant only have a table of men drinking coffee, maybe they are all together at home like us during the Spring Festival! I heard another reason while chatting with the boss. He said that business is not good now because the economy of the city is not enough. People who are poor don’t want to eat out. They usually eat at home to save some... I can’t help but hear this on Christmas Day. There is a trace of sadness. The boss is really that he does not have our vanity. Don’t lose face in front of foreigners. Thank him for letting me feel the honesty of Nuocheng people. Thank him for not closing the door on this day. I wish him a Merry Christmas. ! I will definitely come again next time!"

"This square is not big, but it is beautifully built."

"Unirii Square is the most unique square in Timisoara. The Baroque Roman Catholic Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church are important sights of this square."