Storyteller Budapest

Do you know who the bridge masters were, who was Budapest's fiancé, and why he was called the "checkered baron"? Have you ever heard what the stomach of Castle Hill hides, why the Fisherman's Bastion has seven towers, and why there are no skyscrapers in the capital? Would you have thought that the first underground railway on the continent was built here because Andrássy Avenue was covered with beautiful wooden block paving at the time, and they didn't want to ruin it? If you would like to get answers to all these questions, if you would like to learn even more interesting things, and if you want to keep up with our rapidly transforming, beautiful capital, then you should definitely listen to what Budapest "tells" you. The Storytelling Budapest is a family guidebook that can be enjoyed leafing through even during everyday transportation or class trips. In the sixth, revised and expanded edition of her book, richly illustrated with photos and maps, full of real treats and mysteries, Kinga Tittel tries to answer the questions that children most often ask themselves during a walk in Budapest, but we often don't know how to answer them. The volume is made even more colorful and exciting by a glossary and a Who's Who?