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有态度的拍拍At the Sissi Manor in Gödöllö, Hungary, you can learn about the life of Princess Sissi, who lived here for more than 2,000 days and her life story. Photography is prohibited in the palace, so many scenes and precious cultural relics can only be seen by you in person. There are reality shows, puppet shows, and a small market in the manor~
4.7/5有态度的拍拍Esztergom Cathedral is the seat of the Hungarian Catholic Cathedral. The solemn and elegant cathedral welcomes visitors from the front with eight huge columns and a towering central dome. The exquisite and magnificent decorations are amazing and give people a sense of awe. Hanging on the altar is a huge painting of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, which is the world's largest masterpiece completed on a single canvas.
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coo***anThe Benedictine Monastery and Museum is a great place to learn about Hungarian history. The interior of the monastery is very gorgeous, and there is an observation deck outside that overlooks Lake Balaton and the sunset over Balaton. The scenery is very charming.
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非你不渴The Old Town Hall is now a city museum, which exhibits a lot of Bratislava's history and cultural relics. It is said that the four bells on the tower can still ring. The various parts of this building come from different eras.
4.5/5非你不渴The guide says that this fountain has been rebuilt many times and may be far from its original design, but its popularity has remained unchanged and it is still one of the most popular gathering spots in the city center.
4.2/5非你不渴St. Martin's Cathedral in the old town is the most famous church in Bratislava. It is a Gothic building full of mystery. It took two centuries to build and began to serve as a cathedral in 1452 to receive people to pray.
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PennyyouGetting There - BratislavaAttractions - blue church很漂亮，也可登城堡Hotels - safe staycraft beer is cheap and good
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insta influencer @92.geoThis is a key landmark of Bratislava and stands tall over the city. It is a reconstructed building of the original.
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Watty49One of the oldest theme parks in Europe. Home to 2 Ferris wheels. The first of which was built before the war. Lots of variation of rides. The park looks amazing when it is lit up in the evening.
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大师JUDEThe giant Ferris wheel in the Prater Park is one of the city's landmarks. Built in 1897 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph's accession to the throne, the Ferris wheel has long been a symbol of Vienna's skyline, offering a beautiful view of the city on the Danube.
