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Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. The city is becoming one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe, connected with the major European cities and most of the EU countries by direct flights. The official spoken language is Hungarian.


How to spend your time in Budapest?
Just a few sights of Budapest:  ( My Top 10)


Shopping in Váci street, the main walking street downtown. I could hardly resist visiting the legendary Gerbeaud café and try one of their famous cakes.


After walking all day long in the city it is time to rest a little. Why not try the SPA of  your luxury 5 star hotel or just simply visit the Levendula Day Spa( book min 1 week in advance) ! Gellert hotel has a really nice bath!


Something more than Spa....Budapest is famous for its baths. The hot water I'm talking about awaits you in the Gellert, Rudas, Kiraly and Szechenyi Bath. The genuine Turkish hamman at Rudas is amazing.


The Parliament built between 1885 and 1904 and soon became the symbol of the Hungarian capital. It is the most expensive building ever built in Hungary. The walls from outside are decorated by the statues of the most important historical figures of Hungary.

Saint Stephen's Basilics is the largest Roman Catholic church in Budapest. An elevator takes up the visitors to the tower, from where a magnifical panorama of the city can be enjoyed. Here married Carlo Ponti Jr, son of the celebrated actress Sophia Loren.


Matthias Church is located in the heart of the Buda Castle. The church is named after King Matthias, who ruled from 1458-90, well-known as a patron of the arts.

The best time to head to Fisherman’s Bastion is on a clear, sunny day. This kind of weather provides you with a clear view of Budapest’s many fantastic sites. The bastion sits in a neighborhood once known as Fisherman’s Town, thus the name. An old fish market also sat at this location during medieval times.
Recommended hotel:

I have been asked several times about the recommended hotels, maybe I can help now a little bit to choose your perfect accommodation. All the 5-star luxury hotels in Budapest are very high level and able to relax you with their incredible comfort and elegance.


Five Star Hotels:

Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
Sofitel Hotel Budapest
Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest
Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal Budapest
Boscolo New York Palace Budapest
Le Meridien Budapest
Hilton Budapest WestEnd Hotel

Four Star Hotels:

Art'otel Budapest
Radisson SAS Beke Hotel
Novotel Budapest Centrum
Hotel Zara Budapest

I do not know any 3 star hotel in Budapest, sorry.
Cuisine of Hungary:

Hungarian food (my favourite) is often spicy and rather heavy. People with sensitive stomach should be careful. Paprika, black pepper and onions are  frequently used. Potato is also commonly used in many dishes. We are passionate about our soups, desserts and stuffed pancakes. Hungarian cuisine uses a large variety of cheeses too.

Typical Hungarian Dishes:

Soups:
Goulash soup
Bean soup Jókai style
Sour cherry soup
Mushroom soup

Starters:
Cold goose liver served with green pepper and tomato
Meat filled pancakes Hortobágy style
Hungarian salami

Main courses:
Hungarian chicken paprikas with dumplings
Pheasant stuffed with apples
Fillet of pike-perch Bakony style
Hungarian Lecso

Salads:
Dill gherkin salad
Cucumber salad

Desserts:
Apple strudel
Chocolate cake (rigo jancsi)

Drinks:
Pálinka
BUDAPEST MAP
Safe Taxi Companies:

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City Taxi
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Rent a car in Budapest:

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