Andreas and Jennifer ready for two weeks in Hungary.

Owls getting pre-flight drinks.

A decommissioned water tower that used to serve a hunting lodge.

Andreas making a new friend.

Visegrád castle from the Danube.

Andreas and Jennifer on the ferry.

Ferry passengers disembarking in Visegrád.

A depiction of the Congress of Visegád in 1335.

Festivities after the conclusion of the day's business.

Andreas and Jennifer at the castle walls.

Castle windows.

Castle windows.

Castle windows.

The castle courtyard.

Jennifer in a window.

Castle walls.

A typical public water fountain.

A well ornamented primary school.

An owl studying.

Looking across Klauzal Square.

The Royal Hotel in downtown Szeged.

The Art Nouveau home of the Regional Art Centre.

A wine store.

An owl perching in Dóm Square.

A twisted brick column by the Department of Physiology.

A statue of men carrying the dead butterfly of liberty, commemorating the participants of the 1956 revolution.

The Gate of Heros, a memorial to the soldiers of WWI.

One of the murals under the Gate of Heros.

Jennifer grabbing one of my fries.

A classically ornamented entrance.

An artesian well that brings up hot mineral water from nearly a kilometer deep.

The oldest operating water tower in Hungary, built in 1904.

Cheshire cat at Nyugi Kert.

The courtyard of the University of Szeged Foreign Language Center.

A memorial to the great flood of 1879.

The main route through Erzsébet Liget park.

Blue sky.

Filling up at Anna's fountain, an artesian well.

Every tenth step is labeled, with the balcony at 287.

Szeged and the Tisza river from the observation tower.

The Rókus water tower.

An apartment building's rooftop patio area.

Looking up into the dome of the Votive Church of Szeged.

Inside the Votive Church of Szeged.

Dessert at Reōk Kávéház.