Budapest Bucket list
The Basilica and the Chain Bridge are awesome, but what would be on your Budapest bucket list? Swim on the top of the city Just like on the silver screen. On the top of the Araz Hotel in Dohány Street, there’s an elegant swimming pool. The view is priceless, so if you would like to
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10 must-do programs in Budapest
It’s impossible to mention all of the beauties of the Hungarian capital, but here’s a list of the obligatory programs in Budapest. St Stephen’s Basilica and its neighbourhood This magnificient cathedral was built in neo-Classical style. The Basilica is the largest church of Budapest with its height of 96 meters. Near, you can find the
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Budapest sightseeing on an other level
Let’s forget the annoying/boring sightseeing tours and switch onto an other level. We offer you 5 different alternative ways to discover the Hungarian capital. Budapest is ready for you. Alternative city tours There are different organisations to present the other face of the city from a local’s perspective. What should you know about the old
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No hangovers, thanks to the thermal spas of Budapest
After a rough night in Budapest, a hangover is guaranteed, but the city is well prepared. Since the Roman times through the Ottoman era, the thermal bath culture is rising in the Hungarian capital. So between two hard parties, you can chill out and enjoy the advantages of the wonderful thermal water. There are 10
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Budapest, the city of the biggest parties
There’s no doubt, Budapest became a huge party capital of Central Europe. 24/7 crazy parties, concerts, pub crawls describe the downtown’s life, especially in the 5th and the 7th disctricts. These two districts make the town more and more exciting in every season. The Király Street-Dob Street-Wesselényi Street-Kazinczy Street quarter never sleeps, thanks to its
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Budapest, capital of the street food
Hopefully the needs change according to the street food situation in Budapest and the low quality döner is not the favourite fast meal anymore. The gastro revolution is on its best, there are plenty of burger bistros, Asian soup buffets, bagel venues and donut places in the downtown of Budapest. Moreover, two real food courts
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Budapest, through the eyes of a tourist
What are the most important aspects that a tourist consider relevant when travelling abroad? Morten comes from Norway, he is a real world traveller, and stays in Budapest for 2 weeks. We asked him what his favourite things in Budapest are. The women are beautiful I can’t describe a typical Hungarian woman, because they are
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