Hungary

Gellért Bath, a thermal bath in Budapest, Hungary:

Szeged, Hungary. Go to www.YourTravelVideos.com or just click on photo for home videos and much more on sites like this.

Szeged, Hungary. Go to www.YourTravelVideos.com or just click on photo for home videos and much more on sites like this.

The original Elisabeth bridge - as it looked at the end of the war. It was rebuilt on the same spot in 1964.

Elisabeth Bridge, Budapest, 1945

Construction of the original Elisabeth Bridge (Erzsébet-híd.) Lasted 1897-1903! The bridge was named after Elizabeth, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, wife of Francis Joseph I assassinated in Geneva in 1898. Its 290-meter span over the Danube, made it the longest suspension bridge in the world. Blown up by German troops at the end of WW II, it is the only Danube bridge in Budapest that was not rebuilt after the war. Instead, a new bridge was built between 1960 and 1964.

Budapest, 1920s. Frozen Danube and Elisabeth Bridge Bridges on the frozen Danube (Duna): Elisabeth Bridge (Erzsébet-híd), taken from Gellért Hill (Gellérthegy). Chain Bridge (Lánchíd) and Margaret Bridge (Margit-híd) in the background. Amateur photograph.

View from Heroes’ Tower - Kőszeg, Hungary

Elisabeth Bridge 1936.