Budapest - Tétel

I live in Budapest, which is the capital city of Hungary. It has a population of 2 million inhabitants. It’s on the northern part of the country. It’s financial, commercial, political and cultural centre of Hungary. There’re many World Heritage Sites, such as Buda Castle and the House of Parliament. There I can find religious and historical, for example, St. Stephen’s Basilica and the Synagogue on Dohány Street. Hungary is well-known for its thermal water in Middle-Europe. There are many spas in Budapest, such as Széchenyi Spa. Inside the city, there are lots of companies. The industry is significant. There are agricultural fiends on outskirts. There are block of flats in downtown. If you would like to go further education Budapest is a good choice, because there are lots of universities like Corvinus University. The weather is continental in Budapest. It snows in the winter and in the summer the weather is dry, although there can be sudden raining, so don’t forget to watch the weather forecast. Last winter the temperature was under 0 °C. But in general, in spring the weather is sunny sometimes cloudy. In autumn the weather is foggy and rainy. There are so many places to go in Budapest. There is the House of Parliament, the Fisherman’s Bastion, Chain Bridge, the Synagogue, Stephen’s Basilica, Hero’s Square, Margaret Island, Matthias Church and the Buda Castle. The religious buildings are mostly Catholic, but there’s a Jewish religious monument, namely the Synagogue. The environment is beautiful, as well. Hungary is in the Carpathian Basin, therefore it doesn’t rain very often. The weather is very sunny and warm, so Hungary is suitable for agriculture. There are lots of parks in the city like Népliget or Óhegy Park. I often go out with my friends. The River Danube crosses Budapest. It separates the city into Buda and Pest. There aren’t that much mountains. The highest point of the country is the Kékes which is 1014 meter high. As I’ve told you many tourists come to Hungary because of the thermal/medicinal water. I have positive feeling with the capital city. My family is living here. I go to secondary school in Kőbánya, therefore, my grandparents. The older generation has connection with Hungary.