Czernowitzers… We haven't been to a Jewish cemetery for a long time; the last one was in Orșova, but you don't necessarily want to live there, let alone be buried there. Since 2006, I have been touring by motorcycle almost every year, mostly through Eastern Europe, and have been to Budapest at least six times during that time, but have not yet been to a Jewish cemetery. Time to catch up, and at the current 30°C (86°F), Kozma Street Cemetery is almost an oasis. If that's too morbid for you, you can join the colorful street life on Pozsonyi út in the (Jewish) Újlipótváros district and then head to Mazel Tov for lunch or dinner.
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