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Why travel to Budapest : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Budapest
- Many people refer to Budapest, the capital of Hungary, as the "Paris of the East."
- This lovely city is not just one of Eastern Europe's most significant cultural hubs but also the location of multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
- Budapest, which spans the Danube River, is renowned for its hot springs, some of which have been utilised therapeutically since prehistoric times.
- There are so many things to do in Budapest that you should plan to stay there for a few days or more to experience it fully.
- The city's bustling culture and entertainment scene, which features everything from street buskers to classical performances in gorgeous churches, as well as its impressive architecture and poignant memories of the 20th-century past, are among its most well-known attractions.
- Budapest is also a shopper's dream, offering everything from the classic goods and foodstuffs in the opulent old Central Market Hall to Vaci Street, known for its blend of high-end boutique shops and well-known brand names.
- Budapest is one of the best cities in the world for mingling amid a mix of cultural and party vibes.
- As one of the most affordable in the world, this destination will provide you with once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
- Capital: Budapest
- International Airport: Budapest Airport
- Population: 1,772,000
- Currency: Hungarian Forint
- Time: GMT+1
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230v-50hz
- Official Language: Hungarian
- Religion: No official religion
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Budapest: Highlights for Your Trip
- Whether you’re a budget traveller, Budapest is a great place to visit if you want to make the most of your holiday.
- Budapest offers a wide range of activities, from a drink in a Ruin bar in the Party district to a Thermal bath in Europe’s largest medicinal bathing pool.
- Almost everything in Budapest has a distinct vibe that you should experience.
- Which mood do you want to set for your next holiday? A cultural, tranquil, party mood, or a mix of all? Budapest has something for everyone, with various cafes, discos, spas, parks, monuments, cathedrals, and other attractions.
- Immerse yourself in the aesthetic vibe of Budapest: folk music and dancing evenings, choir singings, cultural festivals, cake contests, charity races, vintage shops, spring cleanings, and a plethora of other once-in-a-lifetime experiences await you.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Budapest: Seasonal Guide for Travellers
- Budapest has four distinct seasons: winter (December–February), spring (March–May), summer (June–August), and fall (September–November).
- Budapest’s weather is temperate, and it rarely exceeds tolerable living conditions.
- The temperature ranges typically from 26°F to 81°F, with lows of 12°F and highs of 91°F.
- Budapest has the maximum temperatures in July and August, while the lowest temperatures are around 20°F in January.
- Budapest is usually gloomy and grey in the winter, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a tourist destination when it is lit up in the snow.
- In the spring and early autumn, Budapest has a very serene and quiet setting without being overcrowded, and the pleasant weather makes it one of the greatest seasons to visit.
- However, compared to other seasons of the year, a spring or fall holiday can be considered a touch pricey, especially when hotels charge their highest rates.
- The cheapest months to visit Budapest are January to March and mid-September to mid-December.
- Despite the sunny weather, the city is overrun with tourists during the summer: the high season.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
Why Budapest Is Worth a Visit: Here Are the Best Places You Must See
The Széchenyi Chain Bridge
- This is Budapest’s most famous and iconic sight that you should not miss.
- The Chain Bridge unites Budapest’s two sides: Buda and Pest, separated by the river Danube.
- Do you want to see lions with no tongues? Since 1850, the Chain Bridge in Budapest has been guarded by not one but four stone lions of János Marschalkó with no tongues.
- A stroll across the bridge in the cool breeze from the Danube would be nice, and you’d get to see some of Budapest’s most famous sights.
- There are many landmarks throughout the city that provide excellent views of the bridge. - The Castle District terminal of the Castle Hill Funicular, Gellert Hill, The riverbanks of the Danube.
The Hungarian Parliament
- It is a world-famous landmark in Budapest for its beauty, architecture, and gigantic scale.
- The designs in the House of Parliament convey vital political and historical values, demonstrating that it is the result of a great deal of time, effort, and supervision.
- The Hungarian Parliament tour will take around an hour to complete, and you are not alone! A trained guide will accompany you during the tour.
- You’ll walk through halls, galleries, lounges, and stairways filled with paintings, designs, and stunning architecture. - The City Side Staircase XVII, The Chamber of Peers, The Lounge of the Chamber of Peers, The Dome Hall, The Grand Stairway.
The Buda Castle
- You should not miss this UNESCO World Heritage Site that you should not miss while visiting Budapest.
- Buda Castle, St. George’s Square, and the historical residential area are the three main areas of the castle.
- A stroll through this castle will provide you with a nostalgic feeling.
- The upper parts of the Buda castle provide a spectacular view of the most famous landmarks in Budapest, including the Military Museum, the National Gallery, the labyrinth, Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, and more.
Statue of Liberty
- Is Budapest or New York on the table? Don’t worry; we’re still talking about Budapest.
- Even though the Budapest Statue of Liberty is not as well-known or as large as the one in New York, it nonetheless has its unique values.
- This statue is located at the top of Gellért Hill, providing a beautiful perspective once you reach the peak.
- You’ll get a panoramic view of Budapest, which is more impressive at night when the Buda, Pest, and the Chain Bridge connecting the two cities are lighted.
The monument “Shoes on the Danube bank.”
- The monument is within a one-minute ride away from the Hungarian Parliament, only 100 meters.
- There are 60 pairs of iron shoes, all pointing in the direction of the river Danube.
- Every shoe reminds the horrific historical event in which Arrow Cross militiamen shot hundreds of Hungarian Jews into the river Danube.
- They were told to remove their shoes before being shot, and the iron shoes on the riverbank of various types and sizes prove that the cruelty was the same for men, women, and children.
- This will give you a gloomy feeling and bring up horrific memories of WWII, but it is well worth visiting.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Budapest Off the Beaten Track: Discover More Hidden Wonders
Belváros
- The Inner City of Budapest: Belváros is the place to go if you want to party and stroll through calm and quiet streets simultaneously.
- Belváros has maintained its reputation as one of Budapest’s top food and restaurant districts, with many excellent eateries.
- If you’re new to Budapest, Belváros will make you feel safer and more at ease, with practically everything you need within reach, including restaurants, parks, calm streets, transportation, and accommodation options to fit any budget.
- Belváros is the greatest area to roam freely while observing the lovely environment and architectural landmarks that stand high amidst it, as it is more central and you will not be lost.
- Belváros is also home to Budapest’s most famous Váci street, popularly known as ‘Fashion street.’
- As the name implies, it is a tourist destination with numerous restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and other attractions.
Óbuda
- Óbuda is the place to go if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and experience the village feelings.
- This mood is triggered by the natural environment and historic architectural landmarks.
- However, aside from meandering around the tranquil streets, there are several sights.
- Aquincum is a well-known archaeological site in Óbuda and the Buda Hills, Hungary’s most complete Roman civilian town.
- If you visit Budapest with children and fail to visit Óbuda, you will regret it later.
Castle District
- This is the ideal site in Budapest to observe Hungarian architectural values if you enjoy architecture.
- You can have a romantic stroll through the Castle district while enjoying the museums, cathedrals, castles, and other historic and cultural structures.
- Castle Hill, Castle museum, Hungarian National Gallery, Royal Palace, Matthias church, Music history museum, and Fishermen’s bastion are only a few attractions in the Castle district.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Budapest Culture and Traditions: A Blend of Past and Present
- Hungarian culture lasted longer before falling to progressive modernisation in the mid-twentieth century.
- However, because they are preserved as folk art and for tourist entertainment, you can still mingle with these cultural vibes throughout your holiday in Budapest.
- Hungary’s cuisine is its most traditional cultural aspect, with prominent red meat and paprika.
- This indicates that Hungarians are more interested in spicy food. And merely by having a “Paprika Festival,” you can understand their fondness for paprika.
- Folk dancing, choral singing, and traditional costumes are featured in most Hungarian cultural festivals, such as the Hollókő Easter Festival and the Budapest Festival Of Folk Arts. So, if you have the opportunity to attend a cultural event in Budapest, do not pass it up.
- Whether classical music, new experimental, electronica, or traditional Hungarian folk music, Budapest offers a diverse music scene.
- Budapest has long been known for its remarkable architecture, and Historicism and Art Nouveau are two of Hungary’s most popular architectural styles.
- Landmarks such as Hungarian Parliament, Matthias Church, Danube palace, Budapest history museum, and Postatakarek Bank are only a few places if you want to feel the nostalgic vibe of Hungarian architecture.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Budapest: Your Guide to Food, Fun, and Fashion Trends
Ruin Bars
#Food
- These are the most iconic cafes in Budapest, growing in popularity among tourists and locals each year.
- This may sound like a normal cafe or pub to you, but it’s nothing like what words can convey.
- The main reason these Ruin Bars are becoming more popular is their ambience for visitors from the moment they walk in the door, which can only be experienced if you go to a Ruin Bar.
- They aren’t particularly abundant or classy, but the stunning interiors give them a distinct atmosphere and vibe, elevating them above the level of “just a drink.”
- At these Ruin bars, you can also experience the skills of up-and-coming musical groups, singers, and dancers, who are a wonderful match for the ambience generated by the unique décor.
New York Café
#Food
- If you’re in Budapest, why not dine in the world’s most beautiful cafe? Yes, you read that right.
- This is not only Budapest’s most beautiful cafe, but it is also one of the city’s oldest, dating back 125 years.
- This cafe offers a wide choice of breakfast, lunch, supper, brunch, late-night, and drink options and a vast range of traditional Hungarian desserts.
- The food in New York Café is merely one aspect of its elegance. When you walk into the cafe and look around, you’ll see what I mean. The cafe stands out because of its distinctive interior decorations and gorgeous architecture.
- The cafe has since grown in popularity as a tourist destination, with more tourists than locals frequenting it.
Goulash
#Food
- In Hungarian cuisine, goulash is one of the most well-known national dishes.
- This iconic dish will take you to the traditional flavours of Hungary
- This is a simple stew with meat and veggies, but the spices and seasoning give it a unique flavour.
- It’s usually served with macaroni or noodles stirred into the stew.
- Why not try the classic Goulash flavour while you’re in Budapest, in its origin itself?
Paloma
#Fashion
- This is the greatest spot to visit in Budapest if you are interested in handicrafts and fine arts.
- Something distinctive and special about Paloma is that each store has a Hungarian designer in charge of the designs and crafts, which you can meet in person to learn more about their items or clear up any issues you may have.
- So, what exactly are you looking for? This shop sells clothing, jewellery, purses, shoes, souvenirs, etc.
- When it comes to this shopping mall, it’s difficult to overlook its stunning architectural components, particularly the creative courtyard with the staircase, which has become something of a Paloma icon.
- While shopping in Paloma, you can also stop for a bite or a cup of coffee.
Nanushka Store & Café
#Fashion
- This is a global fashion label with roots in the central district of Budapest. Why not try this shopping experience in its own country?
- You’ll get a fashionable vibe right away, and the store is simple yet stylish, with a large selection of men’s and women’s clothing and various accessories.
- The term “Nanushka” refers not only to the shopping experience but also to the inside cafe. Many individuals who come to the shop do not forget to order a coffee, tea, matcha, or even a cocktail.
- The shop workers and the barista are quite nice and helpful, ensuring that you’ll have a pleasant experience.
Retrock
#Fashion
- This is Budapest’s largest two-story vintage shop, stocked with high-end fashionable items.
- The shop itself has a great, vintage vibe about it, and if you’re looking for classic apparel and accessories, don’t miss this shop
- The price may be a little higher than you would expect from a second-hand shop, but you will find it well worth your time when you get there in person.
Thermal Baths
#Fun
- If you forgo a thermal bath on your visit to Budapest, a city with over 118 thermal medicinal springs and a well-known thermal bath destination, you’ll be sorry.
- The Széchenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest is the largest medicinal bath in Europe.
- How about a game of chess while you’re in the tub? Yes, it appears to be rather normal in Budapest. You can have a chess party while enjoying your hot bath to the utmost!
- Széchenyi, Rudas, and Gellért Baths are a few big and well-known thermal bathing pools in Budapest.
- But don’t worry if you’re not a fan of large crowds and feel uneasy in such situations. Dandár, Veli Bej, and Király Baths are there for you.
Party District of Budapest
#Fun
- The 7th district of Budapest, Erzsébetváros, is a well-known party destination for all visitors to Budapest.
- This district’s ambience is always party-like, whether daylight or midnight.
- If you want to make new friends, go to the Party District, where you can meet individuals from all walks of life, both foreigners and locals, regardless of their culture or social level.
- The daylight in Erzsébetváros is the best time to admire the various works of art found on the streets and the walls.
- The nightlife of the Party District in Budapest is one of the most vibrant, and the cafes, restaurants, pubs, clubs, and discos provide the ideal setting.
Sports Complexes
#Fun
- Budapest is a well-known destination where you may have a great time by playing various games ranging from simple and funny games to action games.
- There are numerous sports complexes located across the city, and you can select the most convenient sports complex and sports to participate in based on your preference & budget.
- Superfly, Monkey Boulder, Bigwall-Wall climbing club, and Paintball academy are only a few sports complexes in Budapest you can turn to for energetic fun and enjoyment.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Explore Budapest Natural Beauty and Safari Adventures
- This is the oldest zoo park in Hungary and one of the oldest in the world.
- Over a million people visit the zoo park every year for a reason, so why aren’t you one of them?
- You can get a zoo map at the entrance to ensure you don’t get lost in this massive park and plan all of the routes and sights you wish to see ahead of time. It’s usually best to wander through this park with an idea, so you don’t miss out on anything you love.
- The botanical garden is well-kept and maintained, so you get a sense of tranquillity and relaxation while strolling through it. There are also various places where you may have a bite or a drink!
- It is preferable to visit the park during lunch hours since you will be able to see the majority of the animals and see live feeding.
- The city park is the finest place to visit if you’re seeking a relaxing spot in the heart of Budapest.
- Playgrounds, fountains, cafes, snack stations, lakes, and even avenues great for a stroll or cycling and tree shade for a picnic are all available.
- Do you want a place to spend quality time with your family or as a couple? Whatever it is, the City park’s lovely and magnificent open area will provide it.
- You also won’t have to worry about parking because a handy, comfortable, and safe parking space is available for a very fair and inexpensive price.
- This is an island in the middle of the Danube River, surrounded by greenery and chilled by the river breeze.
- Margaret Island, Budapest, is one of the best places to visit if you want to have a good time and enjoy your life.
- Cycling, skating, roller skating, rollerblading, and even jogging are all possible on the island’s running track. You won’t have to worry about bikes, scooters, or family trolleys because they can all be rented.
- Aside from the running track, finding a wonderful space on this island for a relaxing nap, picnic, yoga, exercise, or whatever you need is not difficult.
- The iconic musical fountain on Margaret Island is the finest place to mingle in the party vibes of the music, fireworks, and laser light shows on summer nights.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Budapest Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- You can see Santas in speedos running around the streets in the cold of mid-December if you visit Budapest in December.
- Since 2004, this event has been held as a tradition to celebrate the arrival of Christmas while also raising funds for charitable causes.
- Despite the distance and cold, the run normally lasts around 4 kilometres.
- Many people crowd the streets to watch the race and contribute to the charitable effort.
- If you happen to be in Budapest in December, don’t miss out on the race while contributing to the charity.
- The Christmas celebrations in Budapest do not conclude in December.
- You will be able to mingle in Budapest’s post-Christmas party vibes, which normally last until February.
- “Farsang,” which translates to “carnival” in Hungarian, begins after Christmas and lasts until February. However, it does not sound healthy for you.
- It’s the time of year when people gorge themselves on sugary and fatty foods, and doughnuts are the iconic sweet treat.
- It would be a shock if you didn’t get a chance to try a variety of doughnuts during the Carnival season in Budapest.
- The International Circus Festival, which takes place in Budapest during carnival season, is the most important and glamorous event, with clowns, stilt walkers, fire eaters, and gymnasts filling the streets.
- Lomtalanítás: “Get rid of junk day” is for you if you wish to buy certain items at a relatively low price.
- People pile up stuff, ranging from small souvenirs to sofas and cupboards, that they no longer want and wish to get rid of, as the name implies itself.
- Then the others can come and get whatever they want because this sale isn’t entirely rubbish. There is still a lot of material that can be used.
- In Budapest, Lomtalanítás takes place on pre-arranged days and in different districts.
- This is the most important national holiday in Hungary, during which the entire country turns into one big party.
- Every year on August 20th, in commemoration of Hungary’s founding, the event occurs.
- The sight of fireworks being launched over the river Danube is something everyone enjoys.
- The cake designers compete in “The Cake of Hungary Contest,” and the most creative and delicious cake takes the title and becomes Hungary’s official birthday cake for that year.
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