Showing posts with label Andrassy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrassy. Show all posts
December 27, 2007
Andrassy Boulevard in its Glory
I'm pleased with this attempt at evening photography while trying to capture the Christmas lights on Andrassy Blvd. Other than the minus two lanes of traffic, it has nothing to be ashamed of when compared with the Champs Elysee.
November 25, 2007
Window Shopping
November 20, 2007
Opera Christmas Garb
Here it is - dressed for Christmas. This may not be such a big deal for any other country - but for this "former" communist country - it is simply TOO RED. Especially, considering that this was the location of the PM's speech for the anniversary of the 1956 uprising.
Yes, the sign claims ELEKRA - but interestingly enough all of the posters throughout town that advertise the performance have a green background. So, "who's zoomin' who?"

The building below sits directly across Andrassy ut from the Opera. It was the former Balett Institute. The building had been vacant for some time and is rumored to be considered as a luxury hotel (yet another). You may remember this building from the crane photo. The crane had been set up on the right side to raise another floor onto the existing structure - the modern way to multiply scarse downtown building space.
Yes, the sign claims ELEKRA - but interestingly enough all of the posters throughout town that advertise the performance have a green background. So, "who's zoomin' who?"

The building below sits directly across Andrassy ut from the Opera. It was the former Balett Institute. The building had been vacant for some time and is rumored to be considered as a luxury hotel (yet another). You may remember this building from the crane photo. The crane had been set up on the right side to raise another floor onto the existing structure - the modern way to multiply scarse downtown building space.
November 17, 2007
Hungarian State Opera House
This beautiful building is one of the jewels in the crown of Andrassy Blvd. Here you can read more details and see the programs.
A closer look at the facade of the building with statues of famous composers lining the upper balcony. They look as though they will step off of there and join the audience.

Another day I will show you the photo of what the Opera looks like "dressed for Christmas". 'Tis not a pretty sight.
A closer look at the facade of the building with statues of famous composers lining the upper balcony. They look as though they will step off of there and join the audience.
Another day I will show you the photo of what the Opera looks like "dressed for Christmas". 'Tis not a pretty sight.
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