"Passengers" actress Jennifer Lawrence is once again spotted filming her new spy thriller movie at the beautiful Budapest. The renowned tourist destination seemingly becomes more of Hollywood's filming hub. It's surely amazing to have a grand vacation and experience the magnificence of the city while meeting interesting A-Listers on their job. Definitely, there are more about Hungary's historic place than what can be seen on movies.
Long before, Hollywood has fallen in love with Budapest splendid architecture designs fit for any movies. And the latest one to arrive is Jennifer Lawrence! According to Daily Mail, the actress is currently on for the "Red Sparrow," she plays as a Russian newbie secret agent who needs to seduce a CIA agent. Clearly, Lawrence will not be the last celebrity to grace the streets of Budapest.
In a report by Conde Nast Traveler, it highlights Budapest's sights which are the most favorite for Hollywood people. Indeed, Hungary's well-loved city has a lot of sights to behold: Budapest Balna, Keleti Train Station, Korda Station, Korda Filmpark, Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, Gellert Baths, and Budapest State Opera House. They are only some of the best filming locations vacationers can see; they are all gorgeous sites to begin any tourist journey.
The latest about Budapest will be the W Hotel's latest investment in Drescher Palace across the State Opera House at Andrassy Avenue. For sure, it will be another future Hollywood destination but they will need to wait because it is still in progress. Many travelers will notably have a nice vacation in this luxurious place which will open on 2020. Supposedly, W Hotels Worldwide is known to set high standards with their line, and this time will feature Budapest's history and grandeur with their 162 guest room and contemporary mixed plans.
In all, travelers should really set foot in Budapest, films are good but it's better in real life. All its tourist attraction sites are entirely must-see wonders.
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