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The New Budapest
With the help of foreign investment and local ingenuity, Hungary's capital, once known as the Paris of the East, is reinventing itself.
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T+L gives you the lowdown on how to plan an affordable trip to Europe that stays within your budget.
2009 Spring Arts Roundup
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