Từ Vienna tới Budapest

Vienna (Viên) là thủ đô của nước Austria (Áo).
Budapest là thủ đô của nươc Hungary (Hung Gia Lợi).
không phải của Nếp đi đâu... :g:

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A 180-mile journey from Vienna to Budapest follows a route first begun by Patrick Leigh Fermor in 1933, considered by some to be Britain’s greatest living travel writer. At left, students drink at Cafe Alt Wien, in Vienna.


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The Gasthaus Binder in Orth an der Donau.


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The journey took Mr. Leigh Fermor, as an 18-year-old, across the plains of Slovakia.


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Kamenny Most, a village in Slovakia.


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Dusk on the Danube at Esztergom, Hungary.


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Esztergom’s monumental basilica, its copper-green dome encircled by pillars, is visible from its hilltop perch. Mr. Leigh Fermor described it as “dramatic, mysterious, as improbable as a mirage.”


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Mass in the basilica.


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The skyline of Esztergom.


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A monument to King Matyas.


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The cafe in the Alexandra Bookhouse in Budapest.