There are several things that I need you to know about Budapest. First, that it’s home. I was born in Hungary in the very early nineties – I listen to the timeless classical violin that comes from there, taste the flavors of my culture regularly and speak fluently in my mother tongue to this day. Second, that despite its hauntingly beautiful, castle-filled streets, it is not the most accessible city for a wheelchair user to wander through. And third, that it’s my soul city – like any great love, it’s one of those things that I can’t describe in words alone, because it transcends logic and everyday language and demands instead to be felt.
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