#keleti railway station budapest

[postcard-from-the-past]

Keleti Railway station in Budapest, Hungary

Hungarian vintage postcard

[gingernutsenthusiast]

a foreigner is a foreigner everywhere (variations on the theme of home)

[ Clementine von Radics, ‘Courtney Love Prays To Oregon’ // The backyard of my family home with my parents’ first dog, in Boda, Hungary, early 2000s // Fatimah Asghar, ‘How’d Your Parents Die Again?’ // Brandon Melendez, ‘How to Write Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle into a Promise to Return Home’ // My dad on the main street of the village I grew up in, 2005 // Melendez, ‘How to Write Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle into a Promise to Return Home’ // Keleti Railway Station in Budapest, 1900 // Melendez, ‘How to Write Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle into a Promise to Return Home’ // The hills of my childhood landscape, the Mecsek mountain range in South-West Hungary // Casey McQuiston, Red, White & Royal Blue // My childhood home in Hungary, 2004 // James Baldwin, Giovanni’s Room // My parents’ first house being built by friends and family members, around 1995 // @wvterways on tumblr // The iconic 25-story high-rise building of Pécs, my birthplace, 1985. The building became a ghost town in 2003 (incidentally, the year of my birth) and was then demolished in 2016 // @waitineedaname on tumblr // Uránváros, (a city district in Pécs, Hungary) in 1960, the neighbourhood of my grandparents’ apartment // @ohevoyev on tumblr // Danez Smith, ‘from “summer, somewhere”’ // Hungarian Parliament Building, 1896 // @electraheart2012 on tumblr // Analogue picture of Kőbánya-Alsó (Budapest X. District), the neighbourhood of our Budapest apartment // @cruellesummer on tumblr, lyrics from taylor swift’s my tears ricochet // Barbara Cassin, ‘Odysseus and the Day of Return’ in Nostalgia: When Are We Ever at Home? // Stage design of the 1975’s 2022 ‘At Their Very Best’ Tour // Bohemian Betyárs, Lebegő // The campsite of the summer camp I used to go to as a child, Óbánya, Hungary // Leigh Bardugo, Rule of Wolves // Cassin, ‘Odysseus and the Day of Return’ // Trinity College Dublin (my university), covered in snow, 1994 // Neil Gaiman, American Gods // Esterházy, Péter. ‘A mi a bánat’, Élet és Irodalom, 1996. 51–52.]

[scavengedluxury]

Budapest Keleti railway station ticket office, 1884. From the Budapest municipal photography company archive.

[airisu7425]

Free! the Final Stroke - Budapest pilgrimage part 1

After being in love with Free! for 10 years now and visiting Iwami 3x already (soon it will be the 4th time) - you cannot imagine how surreal it felt when I heard about the Budapest part when the movie was released last year. Thanks to @fencer-x​ who confirmed many details and directed me to Japanese Twitter users (39_Free and Ladyoscar_1990) who actually found the exact location of the HaruRin train crossing and the little shop where Rin met Ai - I could visit the places quite quickly, living in Budapest myself. This particular post focuses on Makoto’s parts - Keleti Railway Station (I pass it 2x a day on my way to work and back), the Fisherman’s Bastion in the Castle district, the No 41 tram (they don’t use the same type of vehicle on that line anymore, so I went to Deák square to take photos of the type shown in the movie), the lower quay on the Buda side, the Chain bridge from the Pest side (it’s still under renovation and probably the red bench where Makoto and Haru sits and talks won’t be there after the reveal...) and last but not least the Parliament (photo take from the Castle district). Anyone who needs exact locations and addresses, just send me a DM!

I was super lucky with the weather - could take almost the exact same shots as were shown in the movie.

[furlantravelfashionblogger]

Budapest Keleti Station, built in 1884, is a significant part of Hungary's railway history 🚉🏰🌇🌟

Designed in an eclectic style by architect Gyula Rochlitz, it features a grand facade with detailed sculptures, blending Renaissance and Baroque influences. Over the years, the station has been a vital hub connecting Budapest to other parts of Hungary and beyond, playing a crucial role in transportation.

Today, it continues to serve as a central point for both local commuters and travelers exploring Europe.

📸 https://www.instagram.com/gezakurkaphotos?igsh=MXRhOTMxaGlyMDIwaw==

[budapestbug]

The building was designed in eclectic style by Gyula Rochlitz and János Feketeházy and constructed between 1881 and 1884. The main façade is adorned with two statues depicting James Watt and George Stephenson. Inside the station are frescos by Karoly Lotz. Keleti Railway Station Budapest

[pinercamera]

Metro 4 for 100

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The trains pass every 2 to 15 minutes depending on the time of day. Budapest Metro opens every day at 4:30 am and runs until 11 pm. It connects the two main railway stations in the city: Keleti Railway Station and Kelenfld Railway Station.

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[uglybudapest]

a) Banglades

b) Szíria

c) Budapest, Keleti Pályaudvar

Budapest kapuja. Magyarország specialitása a romkocsma mellett a romvasút. Rompályaudvaron merengő turisták. Vajon a Felcsúti Gecit Géniuszt Játékvasutast miért nem érdekli a az Igazi Vasút, melyet igazi emberek használnak?

[thirdlifesstuff]

[i-think-pictures]

[mambo68]

Life pictures.Keleti Railway station.

Olympus IS100

[marcellphotographyandart]

[ernestdescalsartwok]

BUDAPEST-KELETI-ESTACION-FERROCARRILES-ARTE-PINTURA-ART-INTERIOREES-ESTACIONES-FERROCARRIL-HUNGRIA-ARTISTA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS por Ernest Descals Por Flickr: BUDAPEST-KELETI-ESTACION-FERROCARRILES-ARTE-PINTURA-ART-INTERIOREES-ESTACIONES-FERROCARRIL-HUNGRIA-ARTISTA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS- Otra de las pinturas en el interior de la Estación de BUDAPEST-KELETI. la Estación del Este en la que querer pintar la atmósfera ferroviaria y el trasiego de los viajeros, la luz es el factor básico en la pintura, luces que se introducen por los ventanales y nos ofrecen los registros de la vida cotidiana en las personas que se mueven por los andenes. cuadros al oleo sobre lienzo con interiores de estaciones de ferrocarriles, obras del artista pintor Ernest Descals siempre motivado para estar pintando estos importantes centros de comunicación ferroviarios.

[scavengedluxury]

Underpass in front of Keleti railway station, Budapest, 1970.  From the Budapest municipal photography company archive. 

[airisu7425]

Epic sunset (Budapest at Keleti Railway Station)

[orlissa]

Notes for Part III of Life Unfolds in Chapters

- As you sure know, Shadow and Bone was shot in Hungary, with many scenes, including the Novokribirsk ones, shot in Budapest. So I decided that nothing,absolutely nothing is keeping me from basing my Novokribirsk on the turn of the century Budapest

- Many of the places mentioned in the chapter were built in 1896, which is a little later than how I usually date the series, but since it’s fantasy and fanfic, I guess we’re alright. Anyway, the reason for why so many things were built at this date is that as far as the historical canon is concerned, Hungarians--originally a loose grouping of nomadic tribes--came to the Carpathian Basin in 896 (there is a theory that they were here before, then went away, then came back, but let’s not go there now), so in 1896 there was a huge milennial celebration, coupled with an exhibition much like the World Fair.

896 is, however, not the “birthday” of the country/date of founding of the country. That is dated to 1000, when King Stephen I got baptized and in turn got a crown from the pope (a move, which, of course, was necessary in the contemporary political climate, but it still pretty much eradicated the previous, politheist religion, which makes my little pagan heart cry, but I digress). This is celebrated on 20 August, which is coincidentally Ben’s birthday.

- Alina and Sasha arrive at Keleti (Eastern) Railway Station, which was built in 1884. Fun fact: this is the station where Nat arrives at when she comes to Budapest in Black Widow. Here’s a picture of how is looked in 1900ish.

- I named the mayor Kogart, which is (unlike all the OC names in the chapter) is not a Russian name. Kogart is actually a museum in Budapest, ran by the Kovács Gábor Művészeti Alapítvány (Foundation for the Arts). Its building, which was built in the late 1800′s, and was used as a residence for rich people/nobles until WWII, doubles for the mayor’s mansion.

- The “replica of the Grand Palace” is based on Vajdahunyad Castle, a replica of a 15th century castle found in Transylvania (back then, the region was a part of Hungary), which once belonged to the Hunyadi family--Hungary’s maybe most beloved king, Matthias, came from that family. It was, too, built for the millenium celebrations, first mostly out of wood, then, due to its popularity, it was remade a couple of years later to be made a more permanent structure. Today, it houses the Museum of Agriculture.

- Yes, it is situated in a huge park with a lake serving as a skating rink during winter, and a thermal spa in the far back.

- The square mentioned in the chapter is based on Heroes’ Square. On the top of the column in the middle stands a statue of Archangel Gabriel, while the seven chiefstains of the original seven Hungarian tribes circle the foot of the column, depicted on horseback. There are two colonnades behind it, one with the statues of great kings, the other with statues of other great historical figures, but not necessarily kings. And (somewhat) beyond the square lies the city zoo, and beyond it the national circus.

- There really is an underground railway running under the avenue where the Kogart house is situated (called Andrássy Avenue today). It was, too, built for the milennial celebration and started running in 1896, as the first underground railway in continental Europe. I heard once--but I could not find reliable sources on it--that it was built underground and not aboveground, because the avenue is full of mansions of the rich, who did not want the poorer people look at their houses as they rode the train (it is, however, mentioned in several sources that an aboveground train would have ruined the aesthetics if the avenue). It was built not by digging a tunnel, but by basically digging a hole, which was later covered--because of that, it runs right under the surface. It’s still running today, called metroline 1, “sárga metró” (yellow underground) or “kisföldalatti” (little underground).

- The Parliament building--must be one of the most iconic buildings of Hungary. The construction of the building lasted from 1885 till 1904, but parliamentary sessions were held in it from 1896.

- Alina’s daffodil dress:

- They saw Carlo Goldoni’s The Fan in the theater

- The horse Aleksander is talking about is Kincsem (1874-1887), who still has the most victories of any unbeaten racehorse today. Her name, by the way, means “My Treasure.”