Thursday Doors is a weekly feature allowing door lovers to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos from around the world. Feel free to join in on the fun by creating your own Thursday Doors post each week and then sharing your link in the comments below, anytime between Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American eastern time).
These are some photographs of random doors I took during our time in Budapest last year September. The stone and mental work is amazingly ornate and beautiful.
Norm is on holiday for the next few weeks so he isn’t hosting this challenge.
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OK, how about this: I was working on a #Thursdaydoors post last night but didn’t finish…and it was Budapest! My take a slightly different, focusing on the beauty behind the plainness of a door…with some good examples to share…next Thursday it is, I swear!
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I love big strong thick doors. Impenetrable. No glass, nothing flimsy.
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Budapest has great doors. When we were their Heather spent half a day photographing and looking for great doors.
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Some fabulous doors!!
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This is a nice collection of formidable doors. The top and the bottom doors are my favorites.
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The top and bottom doors are my favorites as well. “Formidable” is a good way to describe these doors!
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Yes, they are pretty incredible.
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The artwork in Budapest is very impressive, Dan. I have some more doors from specific places in Budapest to share over the next few weeks.
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These are magnificent. I’m looking forward to seeing them.
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That floral metalwork is amazing!
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Budapest is an incredibly beautiful city.
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Geez, those wrought iron gates are impressive.
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It is an impressive city, very beautiful and ornate.
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Stunning… very impressive doors and that metalwork on both the wrought iron doors is beautiful 🙂 x
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The artwork in Budapest is incredible, Carol. I enjoyed our brief visit very much.
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Those are gorgeous.
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Glad you like them, Staci.
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I like the way they go from ornate to serviceable! Pretty cool.
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A very beautiful and interesting city.
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Impressive is right, Robbie. That had to have been a terrific vacation. I’ve never been there, or to Europe at all. Your photos conjure a mysterious place with hints of an old darkness. 🙂 Hugs on the wing.
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I really like that, Teagan, Europe and the UK do hint at an old darkness.
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Those are definitely a lot prettier than the bars on the 7/11 gas station doors
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Yes, that’s true.
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one of my former students told me that Budapest is a must see; hopefully in a few years we will get the chance to visit…
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Incredible! I love the top one!
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It’s a beautiful city, Jan. I was supposed to visit Warsaw this year. Sigh!
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You’ve been so many places!
My favorite is that fourth one with the arch-like porch.
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Budapest is not a very big city, H. If you go there for a few days, you get to see everything.
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These look pretty awesome, it is amazing because we don’t usually pay attention doors.
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Quite true. I specifically focused on taking pictures of doors because I wanted to participate in this challenge.
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What gorgeous doors. They’re so unique. We don’t have doors like that in the US.
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We don’t have doors like this in South Africa either, Diana. These are old European doors.
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The first door makes me think of the Harry Potter books. It looks like it belongs there!
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Budapest is an incredible city, Micah. So beautiful.
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Markus said the same! So much history, no? Looking forward to seeing it post-pandemic.
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These doors are really statements itself, but- with an eyewink – they are not “too big to fail”. 😉 Most of these portals over the past are re-used very often. MIchael
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Hi Michael, I’m glad you liked these doors. I really enjoyed my visit to Budapest and hope to get to your country sometime in the future.
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Few know how to do those skills these days. Thanks for sharing.
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