Hi there ladies (and gents?)!

EN: Today it’s time for Eurotrip Part III, my outfits and diary of Budapest! We did a lot of different things in this city. It has so much to offer! My favorite thing about Budapest is the fact that a lot of buildings have mozaic roofs. Isn’t that amazing?! I sure want a house with a mosaic roof now. Which will be hard to find, if not unfindable, in Amsterdam, but hey… A girl can dream! I will first show you my two different outfits from Budapest and then all of the other photos. Enjoy!

P.S. Did you know Budapest is actually pronounced ‘Budapesht’. Hongarians write ‘sz’ when they say ‘s’ and they write ‘s’ when they say ‘sh’!

NL: Vandaag is het tijd voor Eurotrip Part III, mijn outfits en diary van Budapest! We hebben heel veel verschillende dingen gedaan in deze stad. Het heeft super veel te bieden! Mijn favoriete kenmerk van Budapest is dat heel veel gebouwen mozaïeken daken hebben. Dat is toch prachtig?! Ik wil nu in ieder geval een huis met een mozaïeken dak. Dat zal moeilijk te vinden tot onvindbaar zijn in Amsterdam, maar hee… A girl can dream! Ik laat eerst mijn twee outfits uit Budapest zien en daarna volgen alle andere foto’s. Veel plezier!

P.S. Wist je dat Budapest eigenlijk uitgesproken wordt als ‘Budapesht’. Hongaren schrijven ‘sz’ als ze ‘s’ zeggen en ze schrijven ‘s’ als ze ‘sh’ zeggen!

Outfit 1 – Sunny day in Budapest

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I’m wearing

T-shirt worn as off-shoulder knotted crop top – H&M
Polka dot split skirt – Forever 21
Strappy heels – Zara
Green earrings – New Yorker

Outfit 2 – Cloudy day in Budapest

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I’m wearing

Polka dot dress – H&M
Lace detailed sweater – Vero Moda via Zalando
Belt – Primark
Grey faux leather jacket – H&M
Pearl earrings – Primark
Purse – Thrifted
Oxford shoes – H&M

And off to the other photos!

Cheers to our first night in Budapest!

 The bridge that leads to the old part of the city.

 Just as in Prague (see the outfits and diary here), Budapest also has some very nice buildings!

 The view from the park.

 And here it is! My favorite building of all Budapest. The mosaic roofs are so lovely, don’t you think?!

 And a shot of the bf!

 We went on a horse and carriage ride in the old part of the city. It was so amazing!

The weather in Budapest was really strange. When we woke up it would be really cloudy, but in a few hours the sun would come out and it would look like this… Not complaining though ;-)

The central market hall as designed by Gustav Eiffel. Mosaic roofs again!

Inside the market hall. The bf bought a huge chess board here, which was a true handicap during the rest of our trip, haha!

I love the lighting in the next few pictures!

We took this public transport boat to the sziget island.

TIP! Don’t go on a tourist cruise, but take a single ride on the public transport boat and just keep sitting until you’ve seen enough!

This fountain is truly the most amazing one I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen one in Las Vegas, but believe me, this one is way more amazing! It dances on music. The water makes the most amazing movements! See the diamond pattern in the small fountain in front? This is all mathematically programmed! Maths gone awesome is what I say!

The bf bought these vintage shoes in Budapest. Now the styles of our shoes matched!

We bumped into a Medieval market in front of a true Medieval castle!

Before we left Budapest, we had to go to their most famous Spa!

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EN: That’s it for now! Next up in the Eurotrip series is Venice!

NL: Dat was het voor nu! De volgende post in de Eurotrip reeks is Venetië!

Love,

Sonja


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