The Hungarian metropolis was nicknamed that way already a hundred years ago, but for us, who later lived in the tight arms of the Soviet Union, Budapest meant more like a window to the West, full of cafes, fashionable boutiques and colorful vegetable markets. With the spirit of the good old monarchy, it evoked a nearby, yet inaccessible Vienna, only instead of waltzes, there was czardás or rock. However, it also has a lot in common with Prague...

The Land of the World is a modern geographical and travel monthly magazine intended for a wide range of readers who want to know nature, historical and artistic monuments, cultural heritage, traditions and customs of different countries, peoples and cultures of the world. However, there are also materials from Czech regions.