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Hungary: Land of Hospitality - Travel Video. Video Visits.

Welcome to Hungary, land of baroque palaces and cobblestone streets
echoing with gypsy rhapsodies. Journey to Budapest, the magnificent
city on the Danube River. Tour the Royal Palace, rejuvenate yourself
in the thermal waters of a world-class spa and bask in the sun on the
Hungarian Riviera. Discover the medieval city of Pec and tour the
renowned Zsolnay porcelain factory. Ride horseback with the "csikos"
on the prairies of the Great Plain. 55 minutes.
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Eastern Europe - Travel Video DVD.
Visit 2 Eastern European countries and Moscow in this exciting video
presentation.
• Yugoslavia (Croatia): Adriatic Coast
From Istria to Albania a wonderful coastal road takes it course - called
the Adria Magistrale. Join our journey by video seeing the most
beautiful
places of Yugoslavia. There are picturesque bays and innumerable
idyllic islands, situated along the shore line - every year visited by
thousands of tourists eager to enjoy the sun. Activities for
everyone include fishing and water sports, and history buffs can find
plenty of relics of the past in every part of the country.
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Hungary: Budapest
Budapest, the Queen of the Danube - vital and vivacious capital of
Hungary. See Budapest by day and night and you will be surprised
about the incredible amplitude of impressions this town has to offer.
The old castle of Buda, the famous Chain Bridge, the Isle of Marguerite,
curative hot springs, Luna Park and numerous monuments of history and
art. Our sightseeing tour on video shows the city in all its
variety. Gypsy music, czardas, pepper, puszta and more. Get
enchanted by the genuine charm of Budapest as you view this program.
• Russia: Moscow
Moscow in spring and in winter time, impressions from the heart of
Russia: the Bolshoi Theater, the GUM department store and the Kremlin.
These and many others are the famous attractions of the Russian capital.
This program gives good insight into life in Moscow.
This is very useful as a trip planner or just to reminisce. 83
minutes
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Hungary & Romania - Travel Video. Lonely
Planet.
 Host: Ian Wright
Sample a traditional Hungarian sausage.
Visit Budapest's Szobor Park, home to statues and busts of communist
heroes.
Watch Hungary's whip-cracking cowboys.
Investigate Transylvania's medieval past.
Journey into the Carpathian Mountain Range.
Visit Bucharest's Palace of the People, the folly of Ceaucescu. 60
minutes.
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Rick Steves'
Eastern Europe 2000-2007
- Travel Video. DVD.
 Five
Shows: 2½ hours
(+ bonus features), closed captioned, NTSC format, all region
compatible.
Here's where we'll take
you...
Prague
and the Czech Republic
— Newly energized Prague, slinky with sumptuous Art Nouveau facades, is
perpetually playing Mozart and Vivaldi. Eastern Europe's top destination
has Europe's best beer, biggest castle, liveliest pedestrian bridge, and
most evocative Jewish Quarter. From Prague, we side-trip to Kutna Hora,
once a
silver-mining
boomtown, to descend into its medieval mine and ponder its eerie chapel,
decorated centuries ago with 40,000 bones.
Poland:
Krakow, Auschwitz
and Warsaw — Poland is ready to be rediscovered as the old "east"
transforms itself into the new heart of Europe. Krakow, with its bubbly
Baroque and cobbled charm, is emerging as the exciting "next Prague."
Nearby, a visit to Auschwitz teaches us a timeless, soul-searching
lesson. Systematically destroyed during World War II, Warsaw is a
lively, thriving capital once again.
 Budapest:
The Best of Hungary — Budapest, once Vienna's partner in ruling the
Austro-Hungarian Empire, feels like the capital of Eastern Europe. It's
actually two cities — busy Pest and noble Buda — straddling the Danube
and laced together by mighty bridges. Capitalism has taken hold with
gusto as shopping boulevards thrive and stone Lenins and cast iron
Stalins litter a theme park at the edge of town. Today Gypsy orchestras
feature smoking violins, venerable mineral baths are the rage, and 19th
century coffeehouses enjoy a renaissance. For a taste of the countryside
— castles, cathedrals, and riverside villages — we cruise the Danube
bend.
Slovenia
and Croatia — We
discover that Dubrovnik is still the "jewel of the Adriatic" while
nearby villages decorate their dreamy archipelago with small-town
Venetian charm. Ljubljana is like Salzburg without tourists. The Julian
Alps glisten with pristine lakes as Lipizzaner stallions are eager to
strut their stuff.
Surprising
Bulgaria —
Bulgaria is a time warp of old and new — from chic shops in the city to
donkey cars in the country. We hike to a mountain monastery, meet two
sculptors (dad does Stalin, son does nudes), and enjoy a traditional
dinner feast at a local home.
Bonus:
Interview —
Milwaukee Public Television's Jim Peck interviews Rick about his travel
career (1/2 hour).
Bonus:
Outtakes —On
location, it's just another day at the office: Rick bangs his head,
muffs his lines, and gets stuck in the mud, and left in the dark.
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Budapest Hungary
- Travel Video. DVD.
Vista Point. 26 Minutes.
Budapest, capital of
Hungary, is the pearl
of the Danube and a constantly changing
metropolis. Hungary was once a kingdom but then came the Turks who were
followed by the Habsburgs and Maria Theresia who became ‘Queen of
Hungary’.
The historic centre of Budapest is dominated by its noble castle that
towers above the banks of the Danube. A one hundred metre long cable
railway that dates back to 1870 is both a practical and fascinating way
to ascend the hill to the castle. Each day the area around the castle,
the Fischerbastel, that has never played a military role, attracts large
numbers of tourists.
Margareten Island is set amid the Danube and is Budapest’s vast
entertainment area. It was at its most colourful during the Romantic
period of the 18th and 19th centuries when it was a meeting place for
poets, philosophers and artists. A small hotel was built for its
creative community and it became an island of artists and dreamers.
In the area of the city called Pest there is a splendid building with a
mighty cupola, The Parliament, the city’s main landmark and an important
part of Hungary’s historic past. In 1867 Buda and Pest were acknowledged
by the Emperor as the seat of the Hungarian government with its own
parliament. The building resembles London’s Houses of Parliament.
Hungary is a fusion of two different cultural regions as indicated by
its architecture and lifestyle and it is very much where the order of
the Occident unites with the calmness of the Orient.
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Budapest (Buda and Pesth) Hungary
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Travel Video. DVD.
Global Treasures.
10 Minutes.
Extending for nearly one
and a half kilometres,
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historic centre of Budapest and its impressive Royal Palace tower
proudly over the banks of the Danube.Extending for nearly one and a half
kilometres, the historic centre of Budapest and its impressive Royal
Palace tower proudly over the banks of the Danube.
Budapest’s castle district has developed into the Hungarian capital’s
main attraction, most notably, Fishermen‘s Bastion that was built
between 1890 and 1905.Extending for nearly one and a half kilometres,
the historic centre of Budapest and its impressive Royal Palace tower
proudly over the banks of the Danube. Budapest’s castle district has
developed into the Hungarian capital’s main attraction, most notably,
Fishermen‘s Bastion that was built between 1890 and 1905.
The greater part of the Gothic, Matthias Cathedral, dates back to the
19th century but of the 16th century buildings, only their foundations
remain. Following its original construction in the 14th century,
Matthias Cathedral became the setting of several royal coronations.
Due to numerous military conflicts, the entire Gothic area of the city
was destroyed. The buildings and facades that can be seen today belong
mainly to the Hungarian Baroque era. Deep underground, a several
kilometre long maze cuts through the city’s hill. The basements of many
buildings are connected to this tunnel system, therefore allowing
visitors easy access to a seemingly never-ending system of fascinating
passages. The Turkish conquerors used these subterranean passages and
caves, that were created among thermal springs and waterways, and
extended them for military use.
During the hours of evening, Buda’s streets and archways radiate a
magnificent light that is a wonderful contrast to the wonderful ambience
of this city during the day.
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Budapest (2006)
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Travel Video. DVD.
Alternate
Routes. 30 Minutes.
An all night
rave in the hills overlooking Budapest
is
one of the high points for a group of backpackers that find themselves
in permanent party mode at the Station Guest House.Daylight hours find
them immersed in dark caves, awesome baths and local Hungarian culture.
Experience the rush of traveling the world for the first time with a
crew of international back-packers, ages 16 - 22 on their quest for
adventure, romance and the perfect moment.A variety of hosts from around
the globe and the young people they hook up with on location are
relentless in their pursuit of fun (and don’t forget that culture,
mate!)American girls explore Rome, Brits take on Thailand and things get
wild when the Aussie’s arrive in Copenhagen.Five continents, Unlimited
Adventure.Take the alternate route, dude.
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Parliament
Budapest, Hungary
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Travel Video. DVD.
Global Treasures.
10 Minutes.
In 1867, after many
centuries of Habsburger rule,
the
kingdom of Hungary was finally acknowledged as an official State and a
parliament was appointed.
London’s Houses Of Parliament served as the model for Budapest’s new
parliament building. The idea was to emphasise to the Hungarian people
the positive way that both democracy and the monarchy could be part of
the same political system.
The magnificent shape of the Budapest Parliament is similar to a palace.
Two bronze lions decorate the steps that lead to the main entrance of
the splendid government building that symbolised the hopes of a new
kingdom.
With its 700 rooms and total floor space of 473,000 square metres, for
many decades this was the greatest building in the world. And even with
its powerful proportions, the Budapest Parliament radiates elegance and
grace.
At night this architectural symbol of the Hungarian people with its 100
metre high cupolas, lights up the capital and also the dark waters of
the Danube.
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St.
Stephen's Basilica
Budapest, Hungary
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Travel Video. DVD.
Global Treasures.
10 Minutes.
St. Stephen's Basilica
St. Stephen’s Basilica
stands
tall and majestic, extending high over the rooftops of Budapest, capital
of Hungary. The towers of this magnificent church, which dates back to
the 19th century, are 96 metres high and several tons of granite support
the weight of its magnificent shining dome.
Ornate paintings cover the ceilings and decorate the spacious interior
along with the designs and creative ideas of the famous Hungarian
architect, Miklós Ybl, which dominate the ambience of the country's
second largest Church.
Hundreds of steps lead high up into the bell towers of this magnificent
church, one of many sightseeing attractions in this picturesque city on
the River Danube.
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Super Cities: Budapest - Travel Video.

Hungarians love food, music and life and
Budapest offers a magnificent combination of all three. Since Roman times
millions of people have come to "take the waters" in the city's hot
springs. Around the castle, streets of beautifully preserved and
lovingly restored medieval houses delight the eye.
Cafés and shops along the fashionable Vacci Utca pedestrian
thoroughfare encourage you to enter and everywhere one hears the unique
music of Hungary. 30 minutes.
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Rick Steves'
Travel the World: Prague,
Budapest,
Istanbul - Travel Video.

We
find the gates open wide to the two most exciting tourist destinations in
Eastern Europe: Prague, a cobbled time tunnel, and Budapest, Eastern
Europe's fun city. Then to Istanbul, a vibrant city of ancient
intrigue and modern bustle; and a boat ride up the Bosporus, where Europe
meets Asia.
~ See Prague's baroque town square and Hradcany Castle in their original
glory.
~ Hear the chimes of the Old Quarter
astrological
clock, keeping time
since 1412.
~ Explore Budapest's Castle Hill, high above the Danube River. 52
minutes.
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