Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands, located where the Amstel River flows into a dam. It has many sights like the Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank House. Amsterdam has a mild climate with cool winters and warm summers. The official language is Dutch but most people also speak English. Budapest is the capital and largest city of Hungary, formed from the merging of Buda and Pest in 1873. It has sights like Heroes' Square and the Hungarian Parliament building. Budapest also has a warm summer climate. Both cities would be interesting to visit for their culture and architecture.

1. AMSTERDAM

2. Amsterdam is the capital city and most populous
city of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
The name Amsterdam is derived from the city’s
origins: it grew around a dam in the river
Amstel. However, the city may actually have
been named after a dike built years earlier.

3. Amsterdam has a lot of sights and popular
places, including the Rijksmuseum, Anne
Frank House or the red-light district.

4. Amsterdam has an oceanic climate.
Both winters and summers are considered mild,
although occasionally quite cool.
Summers are moderately warm but rarely hot.

5. Amsterdam facts
• The official, native language is Dutch, but most
people in Amsterdam also speak quite a bit of
English.
• Mokum is a popular nickname for Amsterdam. It is
derived from the Hebrew ‘makom,’ which means
‘place.’
• Amsterdam has 165 canals.
• Amsterdam has 1,753 bridges.
• Cannabis is legalizated in Amsterdam.

6. BUDAPEST

7. Budapest is the capital and the largest city of Hungary,
and one of the largest cities in the European Union.
"Budapest" is the combination of the city names "Buda"
and "Pest", since they were united to become a single
city in 1873.

8. The city centre has an oceanic climate.
Winter can be cold and the city receives little
sunshine. Budapest's long summer is warm or
very warm. Budapest has as much summer
sunshine as many Mediterranean resorts.

9. There are many sights in Budapest, including Heroes‘
square, the Hungarian Parlaiment, Buda castle,
National theater and St. Stephan‘s basilica.

10. Budapest facts
Budapest is home to the third largest Parliament
building in the world.
Budapest has the oldest subway-line in mainland
Europe.
Budapest is home to the second largest synagogue in the
world.
The Budapest Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the world.
Budapest is home to one of the largest music festivals in
the world, called Sziget festival.

11. Comparison in education
Budapest Amsterdam
Budapest has 19 universities. Amsterdam has 2 universities.
(including Eötvös Loránd University or (University of Amsterdam,
Semmelweiss University) VU University Amsterdam)
Comparison in people
Netherlands (for example) Hungary (for example)
Willem Einthoven Szent-Györgyi Albert

12. I would like to visit both cities, because both
are attractive, have nice buildings and I
am interested about their culture.
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