Budapest part three

For my last full day in Budapest, I did some more walking around town. I saw St. Steven's Basillica, which was very beautiful. Then I went to the Terror Museum, which is the former headquarters for the secret police of both the Nazi and Communist governments right in the middle of Budapest. It was an interesting place. I don't know if it is categorized as a concentration camp, but it certainly was a place where Jews were exterminated. They had many videos of survivors, and one in particular struck me. It was of a group of women who were held prisoner for no apparent reason. Years later, they confronted the one woman who was their supervisor, and quite harsh to them. She kept saying that she didn't know why they were so afraid of her. She just didn't get it.
Then I walked to Heroes Square. At the square are statues of past Hungarian leaders, and some others that I found interesting. It was a Sunday, and there was some sort of ceremony going on where everyone was singing, and holding crosses. I'm not exactly sure what was going on, but it was fun to watch.

So I had to take a picture of the flushing mechanism for the toilet at the hostel. Yes, it is a pencil. And it wasn't just that one toilet, there were 2 with pencil flushers! What piece could have possibly been missing from the toilet? Was it too expensive to replace? Anyways, I thought it was funny.
The last picture was my breakfast at a McCafe by the train station. It was really good. The donut was filled with really creamy chocolate. Yum!