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port, Hungary
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  • central Budapest
    Budapest
    / Transportation

    
from the city centre on Csepel Island, handles international freight cargo on the Danube and is equipped to handle container traffic. The head office of the international Danube Commission is in Budapest. Of the capital’s eight bridges, the oldest and best-known is the SzĂ©chenyi Chain Bridge (SzĂ©chenyi LĂĄnchĂ­d), built in


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from the city centre on Csepel Island, handles international freight cargo on the Danube and is equipped to handle container traffic. The head office of the international Danube Commission is in Budapest. Of the capital’s eight bridges, the oldest and best-known is the SzĂ©chenyi Chain Bridge (SzĂ©chenyi LĂĄnchĂ­d), built in


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