Odds and ends
March is the month of junk clearance in many districts in Budapest. It practically means that the streets get filled with dead and broke (or not) furniture and electronics.
And what is junk for one can be a treasure for another, and that’s why flea markets are so popular.
On a sunny Sunday morning we decided to check out the biggest flea market in Budapest which is actually one of the biggest in the whole of Central Europe. (Be aware that Hungarians prefer themselves and their country to be referred to as Central Europeans rather than Eastern Europeans:)
The market is pretty far from the city center, so you need to take…