underpass is quite depressing, but it's the only way off getting to the southern part of váci street from the northern part. smoggy
budapest's shopping street. good stores, but if you want to eat or drink, go somewhere else
You can go inside only with guided tour groups. Book online and bring ids or passports. Waiting in the queue to book a tour is a waste of time. Tours last ~ 30'.
One of the most adored buildings in Budapest, this Church is well worth the visit. We suggest walking from the Danube side to get the full effect of this incredible building!
Best to visit this incredible church on the same walk as visiting the Buda Castle! Not too far away,and really an amazing half day trip! We suggest walking from the Danube for both sites and exercise!
Free wifis: Wiera (around the Burger King), McDonald's_Prakticomp, Linksys (around the K&H)
It's a breathtaking view from the top of the Gellert Hill! The Unesco thinks the same and listed the view of Budapest in its World Heritage Sites.
Enjoy sightseeing but have a drink or lunch somewhere else - as everything is unreasonably expensive inside and around the castle area.
To quench your culture-thirst, head over to Buda Castle’s Hungarian National Gallery, where the largest public collection of Hungarian fine arts is exhibited.
Cross the Danube through this bridge from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the foot of the funicular for Buda Castle, or vice-versa.
Closed to tourists on Saturday and early on Friday. Take the tour for the best experience. We were introduced to the Sunday market by our guide.
Enjoy the sun all summer long by the Danube with your family or friends. Yeeey for lazy summer weekends ;)
it's just lovely, directly by the river (danube) so you can enjoy the sunset with a glas of wine or beer and of course with your loved one
The tiny, intimate loft provides a perfect scene for chatting and lazying around, the menu is made up of simple, yet tasty dishes, while drinks are surprisingly cheap.
A multifunctional coffee shop centered around arts, unique design nicknacks, clothing, eco-friendly accessories, recycled furnishings, and many more. Don't miss out on the direct trade coffees!
Csillaghegyi Bath is the oldest, and according to many, also the most beautiful bath in Budapest. This family friendly bath has only three pools, but its park is huge and you can get a massage.
Paskál is the youngest and smallest bath in Budapest, with only two pools: a children’s pool and a swimming pool and also with a 29 000 square meter park, a sauna, sun beds, sport fields and buffets.
