Budapest
Budapest, Hungary’s capital, is bisected by the River Danube. Its 19th-century Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest. A funicular runs up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the Budapest History Museum traces city life from Roman times onward. Trinity Square is home to 13th-century Matthias Church and the turrets of the Fishermen’s Bastion, which offer sweeping views. ― Google
People born in Budapest (First 49 people) - Page 115
Váczi Eszter
Musical group
Ujj Zsuzsi
Musical artist
Krausz Gábor
Ferenc Szinnyei
Hungarian scientist
Bánó Endre
Graphic artist
Sebeők János
Hungarian writer
Anikó Gellért
Hungarian writer ‧ Lajos Gellert's daughter
ádám cser miklós cser
Orchestra conductor
Ágnes Stiller-Luzsicza
Painter
Zoltán Bókay
Physician
Irén Hamala
Hungarian ballet master
Balázs Révész
Cinematographer
Hágelmayer Veronika
Hungarian model ‧ Istvan Hagelmayer's daughter
Sándor Szőnyi
Writer
Otto Eis
Austrian writer
Lucia Karsai
Hungarian translator
Sándor Márk Pályi
Journalist
Erzsi Kőmíves
Hungarian actress
Gabriella Lantos
Hungarian fencer
Imre Friedmann
Biologist
Lajos Somodi Jr.
Hungarian fencer
Ella Kertész
Actress
Hamza Lehel Mária
Costume designer
Mihály Dés
Movie actor
Sándor Ivády
Hungarian water poloist
Kati Nagy
Eugen Szatmari
Hungarian writer
János Sediánszky
Hungarian journalist
László Gerőcs
Hungarian mathematician
M. Zemplén Jolán
Physicist
Csörsz Khell
Hungarian architect
Judit Kemenczky
Painter
András Rékai
Nandor Rekai's son
Nényei Pál
Hungarian playwright
ernő barta fekete lászló
Sculptor
Eva Barta
Ceramist
Aladar Olgyay
Architect
David Curtiz
Second unit director ‧ Michael Curtiz's brother
Sheila Rossi
Actress
flóra orbán orbán győző
Viktor Orban's father
Ferenc Nádasi
Ballet dancer
Borbély László
Pianist
György Tarr
Hungarian painter ‧ Bela Tarr's brother
Jean Hathaway
Actress
Andrea Kékesy
Hungarian former figure skater
Klára Dán von Neumann
Hungarian-American mathematician
Éva Witz
Costume designer