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Carl Griffin: Formerly home to the harem during the Ottoman period. Now a beautiful park in which locals unwind and escape the pace of the city.

Carl Griffin: Exploring the extensive cave system was very enjoyable.

Carl Griffin: Former called Roosevelt ter in 1947, now renamed to honour the statesman and developer of the chain bridge. Interesting statues on all sides of the square.

Carl Griffin: Delightful fountain which works with optical sensors as you approach. Also home to the only remaining Soviet army memorial in the city.

Carl Griffin: Fantastic way to ascend Buda Hill.

Carl Griffin: Destroyed a rebuilt many times over the centuries. Huge impressive palace towering high on the Buda side of the river and dominating the Budapest skyline.

Carl Griffin: Roman baths built in the 2nd century AD for garrisons stationed in Aquincum.

Carl Griffin: The world's largest synagogue outside of New York. Has both Romantic and Moorish architectural elements. Contains a holocaust memorial room relating to the events of 1944-45.

Carl Griffin: Amazing collection of communist period statues with Lenin, Marx and Bela Kun. Worth the effort of travelling by bus away from the city centre.

Carl Griffin: Lovely friendly street with nice new build house. Has a very good and modern play area.

Carl Griffin: Good Thai food and great real ales.

Carl Griffin: Great connections to London and Birmingham. Quite a way outside Thame.

Carl Griffin: Interesting roadside folly. No entrance fee.

Carl Griffin: Rickety rope bridge connecting the mainland to a small island. Great coastal views. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful bridge designed to fit in with the castle's architecture.

Carl Griffin: Ancestral home of George Washington. Large parts date back to the 12th century. Run by the National Trust.

Carl Griffin: First purpose built lighthouse in the world to be powered by electricity. Impressive fog horn. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful baroque villa designed by John Vanbrugh. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Stunning house that was the vision of Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong. Set in impressive landscaped gardens it was the first house in the world lit by hydroelectricity.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful castellated manor house. Crammed full of elegant furnishings. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Beatrix Potter's delightful cottage home. Preserved in a state that would suggest she has just popped out for a walk. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: One of the most pleasant climbs in the Lakes. You will be rewarded by great views.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful Tudor house with impressive gardens containing huge sculpted yew trees. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Atmospheric Elizabethan farmhouse where Charles II hid after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Abandoned in 1605 after its owners became involved in the Catholic Gunpowder Plot. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Impressive hand carved homes that are naturally cool in summer and warm in winter. Occupied as recently as the 1960s. Run by National Trust.