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Compared with major U. and Western European cities, Budapest's LGBTQ scene has a long way to go was the first pride parade here when attendees could march without a security cordon. Accordingly, gay, and especially lesbian bars are still few and far between.

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The Hungarian capital Budapest, picturesquely situated on the Danube river and with a diverse architectural and cultural heritage of its centuries-old history, is one of the twenty most popular tourist destinations in Europe. Budapest's cityscape is marked by influences from many parts and eras of Europe: from Ottoman-era Turkey and Habsburg-era Vienna to industrial-era English engineering and post-communist Berlin's 'ruin chic'. Among the many sights of Budapest are, for example, the Buda Castle Palace and the Parliament Building, Fisherman's Bastion and Matthias Church, the Széchenyi Chain Bridge and the Andrássy boulevard, the third oldest subway line in the world and, last but not least, the now trendy so-called 'ruin pubs'.