The famous Belgrade quay can be seen from the Buda side looking towards the Pest side, bathed in neon lights reflected in the waters of the Danube. The pitched rooftops and facades are illuminated by retro neon signs, and an old nostalgic light tram can be seen, while ships dock on the lower quay. The visible tram runs on one of the most beautiful tram lines in the world.
Today's Budapest was founded on 17 November 1873 by the merger of Pest on the left bank of the Danube and Buda and Obuda on the right bank.
It evokes the exciting world of the 20th century when neon advertisements appeared lyrically in the entire city, which were designed and maintained by Capital Neon Equipment Manufacturing Company. People in the city were captivated by some kind of inner glow in the evening, a pleasant light pollution. A non-specific report hovered in the lights. You traveled by some means of transport, listened to music on a Walkman, and looked at advertising lights. The roofs of the houses were lit up, it was monumental and touching to scan the lights around 180 degrees. You looked at the many pillars of light on the water of the Danube, as the moon followed you in the night. All night turned into an inner meaning. I invite you to an afterparty to discover this world. Today, these neon signs have almost completely disappeared from the city.
