Issue 13: Budapest
Issue 13: Budapest
£14.00
200 pages of full-colour photographs, illustrations, original articles, interviews and essays
170mm x 240 mm, lithographically printed on Arctic matt and Cyclus Offset stock; perfect bound
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Hungary's capital, sprawled across the grand Danube River, has been shaped by over a thousand years of rich cultural influence.
From Roman settlement to Ottoman rule, to rapid development as a seat of the powerful Austro-Hungarian Empire, Budapest has long been a centre of art, music, and innovation.
The city has also drawn conflict, and been rebuilt and reimagined time and time again. Today, it is a juxtaposition of architectural grandeur interspersed with cozy, home-style eateries, tiny market stalls, and bars built among ruins.
In this issue, our local guides take us everywhere – from a grand, art-nouveau bathhouse to a bar in someone's living room; from the city's stalwart Jewish eateries to a Michelin-starred restaurant challenging what Hungarian food can be.
