Where do you like to go for a walk the most?

The top of the tunnel, although it is illegal to walk up there, the view is amazing...
And though you think it is banal, I state it is not: Walking up the stairs under the Fisherman’s bastion is beautiful!
I love to walk on Gellért Hill. And that row of trees in the City Park.
It is absolutely amazing to go for a walk between the Chain bridge and the Parliament. There you can fully enjoy the air coming from the Danube.

I also love the 8. district, those old bourgeois apartment houses…

I can’t stop now! The walk from Deák square to Heroe’s square…interrupted by resting at the statues at Kodály circusJ

What is your favourite not so much known but nice and interesting outdoor place?

The market at Kolossy square, and the old part of Óbuda.

When is Budapest the most beautiful?

In Fall, and in the evening.

Do you know special stores in Budapest?

 Yes, the Interiour studio in Vitkovics Mihály street.

What is your favourite building?

The church at Szilágyi Dezső square is really nice, and all the buildings at Kodály circus.

Where do you get the best coffee?

At Golgota church! (Calvary chapel Budapest)

What is that appeal of Budapest other european cities do not have?

Its athmosphere. The Danube! The bourgeois apartment houses, where lives are engraved into walls. Sadness and laughter hides in those walls…
While the Buda mountains rise kingly, united by the castle which guards over everything like a sentinel: making Budapest impregnable:) 

And the islands on the river…

What is your favourite Hungarian dish?

hmmmm... Paprika potatoes 

What is the funniest Hungarian word to the tourists?

LENOLAJ:)))  (linseed oil – the editor)