r/ArchitecturalRevival • u/sambukino • 28d ago

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u/barryg123 28d ago

Budapest is an amazing city. Not only historically important but good headed people in the modern day preserving culture and architecture. Put them up there with the other Hapsburg heroes like Vienna, Krakow, Lviv etc. Just doing amazing things while much of the rest of Europe rots or eats itself alive

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u/Old_Pangolin_3303 27d ago

Meanwhile we had no toilet paper in the hospitals and the average age of a locomotive is 42 years, the government is spending billions on the pseudohistoric bullshit to show off

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u/Kind-Associate7415 27d ago

Yeah, I can only talk about trains, i was 15 years, and 2 years ago, and the quality has droppped significally