Spotter since 2017
About me
My name is Zoltan (it's a very old and traditional Hungarian name ;) ).
I have studied philosophy. Now I work in the marketing business for Hungarian agriculture and study law. In my free time I take photos.
I love contrasts in life - harmony is a bit boring for me. I feel itchy when everything is beautiful and pain when I see kitsch and cliche. But I love personal stories and fantasies and opportunities.
I really love my city. I love to eat fine foods and chat with a glass of beer or wine.
Why Budapest
Budapest is a bit of everything. It is very old and very new, boring and interesting, a lazy and calm, spinning and noisy city on the border of east and west. As I see it, Budapest is an old lady. She won’t talk to you if you are not very nice with her. But if she likes you, you will get everything from her. She has a lot of interesting stories, and she will give you some unforgettable memories if you deserve it.
Budapest has hundreds of faces, but you have to explore them. And naturally Budapest is a silly lady, she won’t be the same next time - she changes (her mind) constantly...
"Alföldi Cipő" and their outlet in Budapest do not follow the same big-name trends to be found in regular shoe fashion. They've stuck to quality...
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"Marxim Pub" in Budapest is a sort of ironic place about Hungary's socialist history. I like its heavy symbolism. They also make their own beer & pizza!
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The Pizza at Budapest's Keleti Pályaudva Railway Station, next to platform nine,, is not the very best, but I always grab a filling slice when I'm around.
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"Cintányéros" in Budapest is a vintage place where modern and new and old and rotten meet. This old-fashioned yet contemporary winery is why I love my city
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The "Dracula statue" in a less-frequented part of Vajdahunyad Castle is of Hungarian actor Béla Lugosi, the first ever Dracula. It used to be a mystery...
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"Átrium Filmszínház" in Budapest is a very old cinema that was reconstructed recently and turned into a theater. I love seeing plays and the artstyle here.
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There are "Trees from the Miocene age" in Budapest close to Vajdahunyad Castle, outside the Agricultural Museum. These 'stones' are 10 million years old...
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"Trapper Farmer" in Budapest is a jeans/denim maker since 1978 - this quality brand has been selling 'socialist jeans' and it still exists!
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