Metro Hotel

Hotel Metro

Kadar utca 7, Budapest, 1132, Hungary

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Opera

by azz8206

Hello,
I will be in Budapest next month and would like to know if I can purchase tickets to the opera the same night I'd like to attend? Or would it be difficult to get a ticket? Thank you.

Re: Opera

by muratkorman

It depends on the show that night. Usually the tickets are sold quite fast if it's a well known title especially for the weekends. Your ticket options will be very limited but there is always hope. Sometimes you can find performances during the day and you are likely to have more flexibility on tickets for those.

Re: Opera

by paddingtonbears

I have booked online. It's very simple. Use http://www.jegymester.hu/?lang=ENG¢ralHeader=1 and print out your own tickets. It couldn't be simpler. You need the internet, a printer, and your credit/debit card. Much better option than taking the risk on the night I'd say.

Re: Opera

by Vasvari

I buy them online at the same place. Very easy

Re: Opera

by azz8206

Thanks everyone. But I won't buy my tickets online because the night I want to go is on the afternoon I arrive in Budapest and I don't know if I'll get there on time. So I'll take my chances.

Travel Tips for Budapest

Houses of Parliment

by BLewJay

The Parliament is the largest and most decorative building in the country. It has 10 courts, 29 decorative staircases, 27 gates and the first long distance district heating system in Europe (you can view the legendary crown jewels of King Stephen).

New York Palace Hotel

by budapest8


Formerly the Cafe New York this wonderful building
on Erszebet Korut just off Blaha Ter on the red metro line.
Budapest is a city that gives you a mixed impression.
You can see and feel the history, the sadness of years of communism,
but also the onetime grandeur. You understand why Budapest is also
known as the Paris of Eastern Europe.

Previously shrouded under scaffolding and a dirty black exterior,
visitors 'not in the know' would simply pass by the New York K?v?h?z
without discovering the wonderfully lavish neo-Baroque interior of this
late 19th-century building. Unfortunately, the caf?, which was once the
haunt of Budapest's most famous poets and playwrights, was rammed
unceremoniously by a Russian tank during the 1956 uprising
(it also suffered significant bomb damage during WWII).
Until now the resultant structural damage was deemed too costly to repair.

All that is set to change, however, following the acquisition of the New York Palace
(in which the caf? is housed) by Italian hotel group Boscolo.
Promising to spend 8 Billion HUF on restoration work alone, they are currently
transforming the building into a luxury 235 room, five star hotel.
It should be open again by late spring 2006!!

Erzsebet korut 9-11.
Been here 10 years so I have many memories!

Inside the Szervita church

by 1courage

This is one of the most impressive baroque internals in Budapest. Despite the external renovation wich I have no idea when it will occure, the internals were beautifully refurbished between 1990 and 2002. The altars (each covered by gold) and the paintings are real masterpieces of the XVIII. century baroque architecture.

Budapest,You can see in the...

by Hildegarz

Budapest,You can see in the centre of the city the metro station 'Blaha Lujza ter'.The Gospel Singers
from Baltimore yesterday (24.July) were singing here
and than we had a RAP (conversation) in the Mac Donald's at the Corner. Next to it is the Busstop number 99.

A natural area to explore.

by dabidc

Gellert Hill is close to Liberty Bridge and it is not really Off The Beaten Path, but you have to use the many paths that are there, to climb to the top. There is a road to the top no doubt for the bus tourists.

There are several places to look at as you climb from the south side starting at the Gellert Hotel an Spa.

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