| Hungary | Budapest | Danube Night View | Have you ever been to the Night Pearl of Europe?

| Hungary | Budapest | Danube River at night | Budapest's night view is renowned and can be called the Night Pearl of Europe. When the sun and moon alternate, the lights in the city light up, forming a melancholy oil painting, giving Budapest during the day a different style. In Europe in the summer, the days are long and the nights are short. Even at 8 o'clock in the evening, there is no sign of nightfall. The sun and the moon hung in the sky at the same time, engaging in a brief wrestling match. As the sky darkened, the lights in the city slowly lit up. The Szechenyi Chain Bridge is the oldest bridge in Budapest. Its two piers are its soul, like a giant version of the Arc de Triomphe in France. As night falls, the Chain Bridge lights up with white lights. Known as the Pearl Necklace of the Danube, it adds a touch of splendor to Budapest. If the Szechenyi Chain Bridge is described as a necklace, then the Capitol is a night pearl. That night I was sitting alone on a bench by the river outside Báttyhány tér station, waiting for night to fall. The orange lights lit up one after another, as if to attract everyone's attention, making it the most dazzling building in the city. Against the backdrop of the Danube River, it looks even more magnificent and does not give people a tacky feeling. You can rush through Budapest during the day, but you can't miss the night view of Budapest. Even though it's freezing cold along the way, it's still worth spending a night there. _____________________________________________ 📍 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos ter 1-3, 1055, Hungary 🕑 8:00~18:00 #mytravoto #Lifeisaneverlastingjourney #TravelInspiration #ScenicScenicPhotographyGuide #MostStylishTravelExperience #Overseas Travel