#182/365 The colour purple

As much as I would love to post about St. Stephen, the first king of Hungary and the statue you see in the background; but for today, let's focus on those colour purple.
I'm loving the town's gardeners (or landscapers ?) colours selection this season, very calming and lively at the same time.

#Behind the Great Roman Catholic Church

#181/365 Fashionista

Sighting of little fashionista this morning, look at them silver sandals!

ok, I'm finally off to this weeks blogs visitations :)

#180/365 Let this be a beautiful day

#179/365 Foot of the man yesterday

Here's the foot of the man, József Katona, from yesterday's post.

József Katona (11 November 1791 - 16 April 1830) was a Hungarian playwright and poet - Wiki

#178/365 The man

The man whose name is attached to so many buildings and facilities.

#177/365 Courtyard at Cifra Palota

We end the tour at the courtyard of Cifra Palota, my favourite spot of the whole building. See you again next year!

#176/365 Because the more the merrier

Cifra Palota

#175/365 Peacock on the ceiling of Cifra Palota

From the contemporary exhibit yesterday, we go up one floor to this grand room. In case you missed our earlier post about this place, this building was formerly an apartment block.

This is my second time inside Cifra Palota, both times on "long night of museums" night. The first time, it was all about the artifacts on exhibit.  So, for this visit I concentrated  more on the building.

#174/365 Browsing the gallery in Cifra Palota

hard to photograph in low lights but you get the idea

One thing I noticed yesterday was that lots of parents brought their young ones to the long night of museums. Impressively, lots of them genuinely seemed interested in the exhibition!

#@ Cifra Palota

#173/365 At the Cifra Palota for the long night of museums

Staff at the Cifra Palota museum was very kind to provide drinking water to the visitors. It was scorching outside!