Párizsi Nagyáruház opened in 1910 and was the first significant department store building in Budapest. Its facade towards Andrássy Avenue was built in Art Nouveau style. Today it functions as a bookstore with a café, which is decorated with the paintings of Károly Lotz.
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Other moments in Budapest
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Fáj a fejem a sok kólától
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Budapest, Food, america
Having a very American cheeseburger in Budapest and listening to country music since July 4th was yesterday.
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Travel
Parliament at night, from the Danube
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Counting down the days
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souvenirs
Farewell Budapest
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Architecture, Café
'Párizsi Nagyáruház' café revisited
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Café
farewell coffee & cake at 'Párizsi Nagyáruház' café
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Museums, Architecture
Terror Háza [Andrássy út 60]
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Architecture, bridge
Chain Bridge
in Budapest, Hungary