One of the many bridges to Pest at night, bottom of the street that leads to my dorm, more 15th century castle in Hero's Squarela rosace et l'entrée
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We went to Hero's Square before too. Did you get to see all of the kings of Hungary? We actually had one of my dad's cousins talk to us about the kings while we looked at them. We went though all of them and he talked about them in Hungarian so my dad had to translate. It was interesting but after a while my dad got tired of translating information. I don't remember anything about them, other than after my dad stopped translating, Dan and I made it our priority to find Atilla the Hun. We got another lesson from my dad that Atilla the Hun was not Hungarian. He just settled in Hungary. We we still convinced that Atilla the Hun had a statue in Hero's Square. We never found it but it was fun to search for it. Hero's Square also kinda reminds me of Washington D.C. It is really clean and represents Hungary's past. It is probably one of my favorite parts of the city. We also always get ice cream there. Hungarian ice cream is pretty good. Especially when it is hot outside. How is the weather there?
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