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Budapest - The City

Budapest - Do & See - The Parliament, Shoes on the Danube Bank, Buda Castle District, The Széchenyi Baths, Rudas Thermal Baths, DeákFerenc tér, St. Stephen's Basil ica, Heroes' Square, City Városliget, Citadel, Gellért Thermal Baths, Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Hungarian NationalMuseum, The Great Synagogue, Hungarian State Opera, House of Terror, Margaret Island (Margitsziget), Bud Spencer Statue, Tram Line 2,Erzsébet Lookout Tower, Memento Sculpture Park

Budapest - Restaurants - Onyx Restaurant, Costes Downtown, Gundel Restaurant, Déryné Bisztró, Bock Bisztró, Menza, Baraka, Fakanál, BorssóBistro, Klassz, Spinoza Café & Restaurant, Kék Rózsa, Lecsó, Retro Lángos, Al Dente, Fecske Presszó, LEVES.

Budapest - Cafes - New York Café, Centrál Café, Gerbeaud, Ruszwurm, Gerlóczy Café, Művész Kávéház, Callas Café, Szamos Gourmet House,Auguszt Confectionery, Hadik Café, Lumen, Fekete, Artigiana Gelati, Café Frei, Cserpes Tejivó, Cat Café

Budapest - Bars & Nightl ife - Szimpla Kert, Fogas Ház, Gozsdu Courtyard, Kisüzem, Ellátó Kert, PONTOON, Morrison's 2, A38, Macska, GrandioBar, Spoon, 4es 6os

Budapest - Shopping - Váci Street, Great Market Hall, Andrássy Avenue, Fashion Street, Bálna, Retrock, WestEnd, Downtown Market in HoldStreet, Ecseri Flea Market

Budapest - Spas and Thermal Baths - The Széchenyi Baths, Lukács Baths, Rudas Thermal Baths, Dandár Baths, Király Thermal Bath, Palatinus,Csil laghegyi Baths, Paskál Beach, Pünkösdfürdői Beach, Gellért Thermal Baths, Római Beach, Aquaworld, Veli bej Bath, Corinthia Hotel RoyalSpa, Mandala Day Spa, Magnolia Day Spa, Masculin Gentlemen's Salon & Day Spa

Budapest - Accommodation - Lion’s Garden Hotel, Soho Boutique Hotel, InterContinental Budapest, Hotel Palazzo Zichy, Corinthia HotelBudapest, Bohem Art Hotel, Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge Hotel, Opera Garden Hotel & Apartments, Mamaison Residence Izabella Budapest,St. George Residence, Hotel Regnum Residence Budapest, Hilton Budapest Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace, Aria Hotel Budapest,Boscolo Hotel Budapest, Buddha Bar Hotel, Kempinski Hotel Corvinus, Starl ight Suiten Hotel, Lánchíd 19 Hotel, Danubius Grand HotelMargitsziget, Brody House, Marco Polo Ho(s)tel, Carpe Noctem Hostel, Mercure Budapest Duna, Ibis Budapest City, Cosmo Fashion Hotel, HotelMoments Budapest, Continental Hotel Budapest, Prestige Hotel Budapest, Hotel Nemzeti Budapest, The Ritz-Carlton Budapest, Danubius HotelAstoria, Novotel Budapest Centrum

Budapest - Tourist Information - Best Time to Visit, Passport / Visa, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, Public Transport, Taxi, Post,Telephone, Electricity, Pharmacy

Day 1

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Day 1

Budapest - The CityThe early history of Budapest dates back to the Roman ages, as many important settlements of the Empire were located in what we callHungary today. Present-day Budapest was born in 1873 with the unification of Buda, Óbuda, and Pest, and this was also the period that sawseveral large-scale construction works, having largely contributed to the postcard-perfect outlook the Paris of the East has today.

It was, however, a long way to come: the country was under the rule of the Ottoman Empire for over 200 years, and has a history heavilyintertwined with the Hapsburg dynasty. The Austro-Hungarian Empire was dissolved with the outbreak of WWI, and even though the outcome ofthe second war brought relief to a Hungary with a populous Jewish community, years of Soviet suppression followed.

In the 1990s, the change of regime opened up a world of possibil i ties for a war-torn country, but the past wil l never be forgotten. Today,turbulent history is remembered in finely preserved landmarks scattered across the city, coexisting with vibrant young venues celebrating awhole new era.

Budapest - Do & SeeBudapest offers plenty of entertainment all year round: from green parks and soothing thermal baths to architectural gems and museums, to beexplored in city quarters all different in character.

The ParliamentKossuth Lajos tér 1-3+36 1 441 4000

Shoes on the Danube BankId. Antall József rakpart

Buda Castle DistrictSzent György tér 2+36 1 225 0554

The Széchenyi BathsÁllatkerti körút 11+36 1 363 3210

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Rudas Thermal BathsDöbrentei tér 9+36 1 356 1010

Deák Ferenc térDeák Ferenc tér

St. Stephen's BasilicaSzent István tér 1+36 1 338 2151

Heroes' SquareHősök tere

City Városliget+36 1 273 4900

CitadelGellérthegy

Gellért Thermal BathsSzent Gellért tér 1+36 1 466 6166

Széchenyi Chain BridgeLánchíd

Hungarian National MuseumMúzeum körút 14-16+36 1 327 7700

The Great SynagogueDohány u. 2-8+36 70 533 5696

Hungarian State OperaAndrássy út 22+36 1 814 7100

House of TerrorAndrássy út 60+36 1 374 2600

Margaret Island (Margitsziget)Margitsziget

Bud Spencer StatueCorvin sétány 1

Tram Line 2between Jászai Mari tér and Közvágóhíd

Erzsébet Lookout TowerErzsébet-kilátó

Memento Sculpture Parkcorner of Balatoni út and Szabadkai utca+36 1 424 7500

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Budapest - RestaurantsFrom gourmet dining to l i ttle canteen-like eateries, Budapest has plenty of options for a culinary adventure: international restaurants abound inthe city, but you never have to look far to find a fi l l ing bowl of goulash or a crispy, cheese-topped lángos bread.

Onyx RestaurantVörösmarty tér 7-8+36 30 508 0622

Costes DowntownVigyázó Ferenc utca 5., Ráday u. 4+36 1 920 1015

Gundel RestaurantGundel Károly út 4+36 1 889 8111

Déryné BisztróKrisztina tér 3+36 1 225 1407

Bock BisztróErzsébet körút 43-49+36 1 321 0340

MenzaLiszt Ferenc tér 2+36 1 413 1482

BarakaDorottya u. 6+36 1 200 0817

FakanálVámház körút 1-3+36 1 217 7860

Borssó BistroKirályi Pál u. 14+36 1 789 0975

KlasszAndrássy út 41+36 1 599 9490

Spinoza Café & RestaurantDob u. 15+36 1 413 7488

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Budapest - CafesFrom opulent, fin de siècle cafés to new wave coffee houses, Budapest never fails to entice the lovers of caffeine. Confectioneries too aboundto offer you traditional Hungarian desserts: make sure you try a good strudel or kürtőskalács, a spit cake best had with cinnamon coating (look inmarkets or Váci street). Winter favourites include walnut puree with whipped cream, and flódni, a rich dessert layered with poppy seed, walnut,and apple. Whenever your visit is, there's plenty to see in the city to walk all these off.

Kék RózsaWesselényi u. 9+36 1 342 8981

LecsóSzent István körút 10+36 1 349 3580

Retro LángosPodmaniczky Frigyes tér 4+36 20 345 3525

Al DenteKrúdy Gyula u. 9

Fecske PresszóBaross u. 10+36 1 293 1980

LEVES.Vámház körút 14+36 30 241 7760

New York CaféErzsébet körút 9-11+36 1 886 6167

Centrál CaféKárolyi u. 9+36 1 266 2110

GerbeaudVörösmarty tér 7+36 1 429 9000

RuszwurmSzentháromság u. 7+36 1 375 5284

Gerlóczy CaféGerlóczy u. 1+36 1 501 4000

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Budapest - Bars & NightlifeRuin pubs in Budapest are having their heyday, as old abandoned buildings are given a second chance by being creatively transformed intoquirky eclectic bars, having earned the city the nickname Party Capital of Europe.Head to Deák Ferenc tér or get off the tram anywhere along the Grand Boulevard, and take to the streets of the fifth and seventh districts, thecity's most vibrant neighbourhoods where parties and shots of pálinka never seem to come to an end.

Művész KávéházAndrássy út 29+36 70 333 2116

Callas CaféAndrássy út 20+36 1 354 0954

Szamos Gourmet HouseDeák Ferenc u. 5+36 30 570 5973

Auguszt ConfectioneryKossuth L. u. 14-16, Sasadi út 190+36 1 337 6379

Hadik CaféBartók Béla út 36+36 1 279 0291

LumenHoránszky u. 5, Mikszáth tér 2+36 20 402 2393

FeketeMúzeum körút 5+36 1 787 7503

Artigiana GelatiCsaba u. 8+36 1 212 2439

Café FreiVáci u. 74+36 30 241 7644

Cserpes TejivóSütő u. 2, Corvin köz

Cat CaféRévay u. 3+36 20 617 3301

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Budapest - ShoppingUpscale shopping streets, unique antique shops, and a vast selection of western brands at convenient eastern European prices have madeBudapest a popular shopping destination. The city is also abundant in world-famous treasures of Hungarian origin, as porcelain manufacturersHerend and Zsolnay both have a factory shop here.

Szimpla KertKazinczy u. 14+36 20 261 8669

Fogas HázAkácfa u. 49-51+36 70 638 5040

Gozsdu CourtyardKirály u. 13

KisüzemKis Diófa u. 2+36 1 781 6705

Ellátó KertKazinczy u. 48+36 20 527 3018

PONTOONAntall József rakpart 10+36 30 652 2732

Morrison's 2Szent István körút 11+36 1 374 3329

A38Petőfi híd budai hídfő+36 1 464 3940

MacskaBérkocsis u. 23+36 1 786 8370

Grandio BarNagy Diófa u. 8+36 20 497 1558

SpoonVigadó tér 3+36 1 411 0933

4es 6osErzsébet krt. 28+36 20 200 1000

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Budapest - Spas and Thermal BathsThanks to the geological features of the Carpathian Basin, Hungary is extremely rich in thermal springs, and the area of Budapest is noexception: the capital stretches across over 100 springs, many of them accessible to the public in beautiful historical buildings, abundant in theCity of Baths.

Váci StreetVáci utca

Great Market HallVámház krt 1-3+36 1 366 3300

Andrássy AvenueAndrássy utca

Fashion StreetDeák Ferenc u. 15

BálnaFővám tér 11-12

RetrockAnker köz 2-4+36 30 472 3636

WestEndVáci u. 1-3+36 1 238 7777

Downtown Market in Hold StreetHold u. 13+36 1 353 1110

Ecseri Flea MarketNagykőrösi út 156+36 1 348 3200

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The Széchenyi BathsÁllatkerti körút 11+36 1 363 3210

Lukács BathsFrankel Leó u. 25-29+36 1 326 1695

Rudas Thermal BathsDöbrentei tér 9+36 1 356 1010

Dandár BathsDandár u. 3+36 1 215 7084

Király Thermal BathFő utca 84+36 1 202 3688

PalatinusMargitsziget+36 1 236 0040

Csillaghegyi BathsPusztakúti út 2-6+36 1 250 1533

Paskál BeachEgressy út 178/F+36 1 252 6944

Pünkösdfürdői BeachKirályok ú. 272+36 1 388 6665

Gellért Thermal BathsSzent Gellért tér 1+36 1 466 6166

Római BeachRozgonyi Piroska u. 2+36 1 388 9740

AquaworldÍves út 16+36 1 231 3600

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Budapest - AccommodationFrom exclusive multi-star hotels to party hostels with night-long entertainment, Budapest has something for every taste and budget.

Veli bej BathÁrpád fejedelem ú. 7+36 1 438 8641

Corinthia Hotel Royal SpaErzsébet körút 43-49+36 1 479 4650

Mandala Day Spa1Ipoly u. 8+36 1 491 0078

Magnolia Day SpaZoltán u. 3+36 1 269 0610

Masculin Gentlemen's Salon & Day SpaPozsonyi út 12+36 1 786 4642

Lion’s Garden HotelCházár András utca 4+36 1 273 2070

Soho Boutique HotelH-1074 Dohány utca 64. Budapest+36 1 872 8292

InterContinental BudapestApaczai Csere J. u. 12-14+36 1 327 6333

Hotel Palazzo Zichy1088 Budapest, Lőrinc pap tér 2+36 1 235 40 00

Corinthia Hotel Budapest1073 Budapest, Erzsébet körút 43.+36 1 479 40 00

Bohem Art Hotel1056 Budapest, Molnár u. 35.+36 1 327 90 20

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Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge Hotel1051 Budapest, Széchenyi tér 2.+36 1 266 12 34

Opera Garden Hotel & Apartments1065 Budapest, Hajós u. 24.+36 1 301 90 30

Mamaison Residence Izabella Budapest1064 Budapest, Izabella u. 61.+36 1 475 59 00

St. George Residence1014 Budapest, Fortuna u. 4.+36 1 393 57 00

Hotel Regnum Residence Budapest1027 Budapest, Ganz u. 8.+36 1 265 50 90

Hilton Budapest Hotel1014 Budapest, Hess András tér 1+36 1 889 66 00

Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace1051 Budapest Széchenyi István tér 5-6.+36 1 268 60 00

Aria Hotel Budapest1051 Budapest Hercegprímas u. 5.+36 1 445 40 55

Boscolo Hotel Budapest1073 Budapest, Erzsébet körút 9-11.+36 1 886 61 11

Buddha Bar Hotel1052 Budapest, Váci u. 34.+36 1 799 73 00

Kempinski Hotel Corvinus1051 Budapest, Erzsébet tér 7-8.+36 1 429 37 77

Starlight Suiten Hotel1051 Budapest, Mérleg u. 6.+36 1 484 37 00

Lánchíd 19 Hotel1013 Budapest, Lánchíd utca 19.+36 1 419 19 00

Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget1138 Budapest, Margitsziget+36 1 889 47 00

Brody House1088 Budapest, Bródy Sandor u. 10.+36 1 266 12 11

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Budapest - Tourist Information

Marco Polo Ho(s)tel1072 Budapest, Nyár utca 6.+36 1 413 25 55

Carpe Noctem Hostel1067 Budapesz Szobi Utca 5. 3/8A+36 70 670 03 84

Mercure Budapest Duna1095 Budapest, Soroksári út 12.+36 1 455 83 00

Ibis Budapest City1072 Budapest, Akácfa utca 1-3.+36 1 478 30 50

Cosmo Fashion Hotel1052 Budapest, Váci u. 77.+36 1 799 00 77

Hotel Moments Budapest1061 Budapest, Andrássy út 8.+3616117000

Continental Hotel Budapest1074 Budapest, Dohány u. 42-44.+3618151000

Prestige Hotel Budapest1051 Budapest, Vigyázó Ferenc utca 5.+3619201000

Hotel Nemzeti Budapest1088 Budapest, József körút 4.+3614774500

The Ritz-Carlton Budapest1051 Budapest, Erzsébet tér 9-10.+3614295500

Danubius Hotel Astoria1053 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos utca 19-21.+3618896000

Novotel Budapest Centrum1088 Budapest, Rákóczi út 43-45.+3614775300

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Best Time to Visit

Passport / Visa

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport1185 Budapest+36 1 296 9696

Public TransportBKK Centre: Rumbach Sebestyén u. 19–21., Széll Kálmán tér (metro 2)+36 1 3 255 255

Taxi

PostTeréz körút 51+36 1 767 8282

Telephone

Electricity

Pharmacy

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