Share An imaginary travel by the trams number 4 and 6 in the past
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True of false? There used to be a sports ground in Széll Kálmán Square.
It's true.
In the 1940s there used to be a ........-shaped building in Széll Kálmán Square.
mushroom
In the 1950s, there used to a be a huge ......... in the middle of Széll Kálmán Square.
red star
Which road used to have the name "Mártírok útja"?
Margit Avenue used to be called that.
St. John's Hospital used to be in ......
Széll Kálmán Square
Traffic officers used to have special uniforms: ............. jackets with ........... trousers and a ..... on their heads before the Second World War.
white / dark / helmet
True of false? There didn't use to be trams going to Széll Kálmán Square.
False.
True or false? Most women used to wear skirts in the 1950s.
True.
There used to be two ............... at the end of Margaret Bridge.
buildings
After the explosion in 1944, when did they reopen Margaret Bridge?
In 1947.
True or false? The Western Railway Station used to be in Berlin Square in 1896.
True.
True or false? The trams in Budapest used to be shorter and blue.
False. They've never been blue, only yellow or brown.
The Oktogon's name used to be Berlin Square. True or false?
False. It used to be 7th November Square.
Wesselényi Road used to be called Lenin Avenue. True or false?
False. Wesselényi Road kept its name. Erzsébet Avenue used to be Lenin Avenue.
There used to be / didn't use to be an undeground before the Second World War in Budapest.
didn't use to be
Rákóczi's name used to be spelt with a Y in the end (Like in Rákóczy tér) True or false?
True.
