Art, music and architecture
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A eagle trainer entertains tourists in the Castle District in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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Night lights illuminate the early evening near the Danube river in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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Downtown butcher Tamas Balla shows off his sausages in Budapest. Budapest offers a wealth of choices for lovers of music, art and architecture in a beautiful setting on the Danube river. (Reuters Photo)
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A shopkeeper at a souvenir stand awaits customers in the Great Market Hall in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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People eat fried meats in a butcher's shop in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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A man walks past the freshly restored facade of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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Patrons visit the Boscolo New York Cafe at the Boscolo Budapest hotel in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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People walk through an underpass under the Chain Bridge in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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Spa goers relax at a overnight session in the Rudas Baths in Budapest. (Reuters Photo)
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