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| Richard Martin-Nielsen | profile | all galleries >> Travels around and from Budapest >> Exploring Hungary in October | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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 Walking in the forest near our house |
 'Shrooms! |
 The town hall in Kecskemet, designed by Odon Lechtner. |
 For those who have been to Budapest, he also designed the industrial arts museum and the geological museum. |
 Exterior ceiling of the town hall; suns and moons are throughout the architecture |
 Inside the town hall: these doors lead to the courtyard |
 Like all Hungarian towns, Kecskemet has more churches than gas stations. This one is Franciscan. |
 A particularly pleasing stained-glass of Szent Laszlo: A modern window in a medieval church. |
 I love this building. This is, again, part of the Hungarian secessionist style. |
 Look at this! It is brilliant! |
 The building is called the Ornamental Palace, and built in 1902 originally for shops and apartments. |
 Now it houses an art gallery with 19th and 20th century Hungarian paintings. |
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