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Budapest streets and views Budapest
87 Reviews This street is located in city Center. It's maybe not the most glorious or the beautiful in Budapest, but for me its a very special street because it was the final stop of my bus from the hotel. Most...
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Budapest churches Budapest
66 Reviews As a big fan of the baroque architecture for me surely this is the most impressive church internal in Budapest. Here is a video of the internals which I made at the same time when I shot these...
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Budapest Bridges (hidek) Budapest
28 Reviews The oldest bridge in Budapest. It is one of the Hungarian National symbol. It was built from 1842-1849 by Ádám Clark civil engineer. At that time it was the second fixed bridge in the whole line of...
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Budapest Spas Budapest
9 Reviews One of the best, if not the best, massage I have ever received. The rooms are clean and spacious and have a warm feel to them. They have many massages to choose from like chocolate, Tibetan, magic...
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Castle District (Varhegy) Budapest
18 Reviews It was a legendary nightclub in 60s and 70s, later important place for hungarian rock culture. It was open from 1961 to 1984. The building is situated under Buda Castle in the bazaar line. Today...
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Cruise and views of Danube Budapest
13 Reviews I had many plans for my trip to Budapest. One of my the big items I had planned was to take a river cruise to Bratislava from Budapest. I saw many pictures of the cruise on the internet and thought it...
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How to survive in Budapest Budapest
10 Reviews Thanks to all who replied for your helpful information. All additional replies will be greatfully appreciated. By the way, I'm 62 years of age. Any tips for single travelers of this age; discounts,...
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Budapest Opera Budapest
15 Reviews Andrassy Ut n. 22. You just cannot miss it. It is one of the most beautiful buildings of Budapest. If not the most beautiful one and one of the most loved by the people of the city. The opera in...
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Gellert Hill (Hegy) Budapest
7 Reviews I loved my walk up to Gellert Hill, it was a pretty easy climb to the top of Liberation Monument and the Citadel. The views were quite specatular and rewarding after the climb especially since the...
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Budapest Parliament (Orszaghaz) Budapest
12 Reviews Plan you day carefully. It's good to be there at 8:30 a.m. and buy the tickets. For EU citizens its free of charge but they still have to go to gate 10 in order to receive the cards. The groups are...
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Budapestians: hospitable and friendly Budapest
11 Reviews Locals of Budapest can be considered hospitable and friendly in most cases. However, you may experience some language barrier. You may come across many English speaking locals around city center, but...
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Good value for money Budapest
4 Reviews Luxurious Art Nouveau Hotel in Gresham palace is one of the most beautiful hotels in Budapest. The building was built in an Art Nouveau style during the early 1900s. The site was designed by a local...
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Budapest Railway Stations Budapest
3 Reviews One of the three main train station..the other two are Keleti and Deli.. Nyugati is located in the Pest area and from where run the train to Cluj Napoca, and all Romania crossing the border by...
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Fishermen Bastion (Halabastya) Budapest
10 Reviews Halászbástya - The Fishermen's Bastion. This ornate terrace complex (built around 1900) provides a point from which you may enjoy a magnificent view of the Parliament building across the river as well...
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Heroes Square (Hõsök teré) Budapest
6 Reviews I visit it on my second stage in BUDAPEST. It was a pouring day. the rain wasnt so hard to disturb my visit...The former kings and important tribal leaders of Hungary are over a huge and long pedestal...
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Budapest Taxi Budapest
3 Reviews I don't expect people in whose country I am visiting, to speak English. So, I have the desk clerk of my hotel write the name of those locations that I wish to visit on the back of a hotel card in the...
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THE SYNAGOGUE Budapest
3 Reviews Budapest certainly has an interesting and varied collection of stunning buildings and its Great Synagogue is one that particularly piqued my personal interest. Well - if it's called the "tobacco...
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TURUL - THE MYTHIC BIRD Budapest
2 Reviews Turul is a bird from the hungarian myths. According to the legen Turul is the father of the first Magyar king. His mother was a human impregnated by Turul. It's a great story and you can see Turul...
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The Matthias Church (Templon) Budapest
6 Reviews Its official name is the Church of Our Lady but has been popularly named after King Matthias. The church was originally built in 1015 in a Romanesque style. The current building built in the later...
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Driving in Budapest Budapest
1 Review Park your car in a guarded parking lot or in a well lit main street Don't leave things lying visibly around on the seats of your car when you leave it Be wary of people who may try to get you to pull...
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Royal Palace Budapest
2 Reviews The Royal Palace sits on top of Castle Hill overlooking the Danube on the Buda side of Budapest. Inside is the Budapest History Museum. The entire Castle Hills area part of the UNESCO-designated...
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BESZÉLS MAGYARUL? Budapest
2 Reviews Hungarian is a notoriously difficult language to learn as it's not similar to any other European tongue. Listening to locals speak or looking at written notices can leave a tourist feeling helpless...
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St. Stephen's (Istvan) Basilica Budapest
4 Reviews This is a picture of the famous crown, the crown with the cross on top not entirely perpendicular, the crown all Hungarians know about and get excited about when they see it. If you pay attention to...
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Budapest Schools Budapest
1 Review Budapest is a town for schools. On the photo you can see the students - after graduation -, at the Szechenyi Lanc hid/bridge. It is a tradition to take photos - on that place -, with Pastor teachers...
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Matra is the highest mountain-range of Hungary, it’s top named Kékes, with a highness of 1015 meters.THe Matra is in any case a favourable for those who search after roads in forests, and who like the ascents. Eger, Paradfurdo, Szilvasvarad, and the castle of Sirok are things that are worth seeing or cycling there for. At the south foot of the Matra are grown grapes!
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Je pravda, že touto zemí jsem mnohokrát projížděl po cestě do jižních oblíbených destinací, ale nikdy jsem tu moc času nestrávil. O této zemi jsem vlastně nic moc nevěděl až na jejich ugro-finský jazyk, kterému se prostě nedá rozumět, jejich členství v EU a taky o forintech, kterýma se tu platí.Nutno podotknout, že taky letecká doprava se tu dost rozmáhá, vždyť maďarská společnost Malev letos začala provozovat z Budapešti přímé lety do New Yorku pod hranicí 10 tisíc korun, teď se odsud dá velmi levně dostat do Jižní Koreje a nebo do Šanghaje. Jako třešničkou na dortu je ale Wizz air, u nás také díky letům z Prahy a Brna velmi oblíbený maďarský low-cost dopravce.Nikdy mi však tato země k srdci nepřinesla, ono vlastně ani moc toho nemá co nabídnout. Ani moře, ani hory,...
Budapest Cards should be recommended to those visitors who want to save money. With the Budapest Card you can get to anywhere you would like to be and see everything which is not worth missing in the city of Budapast. In other words Budapest Card is the most convenient way of discovering Budapest! This is true as we found out later. All public transportation in the city of Budapest is free including free travel insurance. You get two free walking tours, one on the Pest side and the other on the Buda side. In addition to all these, you get more than 100 extra discounts at shops and restaurants and discounted admission fees to many attractions. Budapest Cards can be purchased from any tourist information offices in the city. A 48 hour Budapest Card costs 6,300.00 HUF and a 72 hour Budapest Card costs just 7,500.00 HUF. It is advisable to purchase Budapest Cards from Budapest International...
The city of Budapest especially on the Pest side has many lovely and wonderful architectural buildings. Please flip through our photographs on the right to view these wonderful architectural buildings. Honestly we do not know the names of some of these buildings or what they are used for, but we can only admire their beautiful architectures. Many of these lovely photographs were taken on our free walking tour along with our Budapest Card. The tour guide did explain some information about these buildings but we could not remember many of them!
The main tourist information office at Castle district (as depicted on our photographs on the right) is as follows:Address: Szentháromság tér. Tel: +36-1 488 0475 and +36 1 488 0453 Fax: +36 1 488 0474 Opening Hours: 9.00 am to 8.00 pm from June to September, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm from October to May.E-mail: var@budapestinfo.huYou may purchase souvenirs or postcards from the tourist information office beside obtaining free brochures and maps and making enquiries on the places of interest. You may also purchase Budapest Card, tickets for theaters and concert from tourist information office.Other tourist information offices in Budapest are as follows:-Tourinform Central OfficeAddress: V. Deák tér (Süto u. 2)Opening Hours: 24hrs daily.Tel: +36 1 438 8080E-mail: hungary@tourinform.huTourinform Nyugati (Western) Railway StationMain Hall Tel: +36 1 302 8580 Opening Hours: 9.00 am to 7.00 pm from...
This is not my favorite thing but I don't know how to use this service and I thought that this advice is important! I received this from the tourist office, which answers emails promptly. "The Tourist Information Office is at Deák square, in tiny Sütő utca, next door to a McDonalds in that street. We have a Police Info at our downtown Tourist Office (at Deák tér) that takes complaints of tourists. Also you can try national consumer protection or turn to your Embassy." The Budapest Tourist Office will also send you a cultural calendar if you request it; in this way I found out about many events I might have missed. Be safe and have fun! The big Roma (gypsy) festival at the Godor Klub in Erzbet Square in Budapest, which takes place every year, probably in the beginning of June. Hours and hours every night for a week of music, dancing, and films, well attended by the Roma people and...
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both of the countries you wish to visit have very good web sites. look for links here. ( www.towd.com ) both have booklets you can order for free or for a very low price. if you need them before this sep. you are too late. lead order time for usa residents is 7 to 12 weeks. on these sites there use to be some files with very helpfull time and money saving info. that you could download.as to what to see try and get fordors book on this area from a library. if it is a couple of years old no big deal. just do a post saying that after reading fordors book that was a couple of years old on * a place * that you are planning on seeing and touring so and so and wonder if any one knows of any changes made at any of these places within the last couple of years that would create a problem for you.as for where to sleep. you can check out at tripadvisor.com ones listed in frommers book or in rick...
Thinking of going to Hungary? Don't! But if you have to you're far better off changing $,£ etc. in Hungary. We changed £££ to Forint (local currency) at the airport (always a bad idea) at Travelex, at a rate of 267 - £1. We later saw it advertised an Currency Exchanges in Hungary for anywhere between 320 - 370 for every £1. Cigarettes are really cheap (600 Forint - £2) and beers also (about a £1). These two things were by far the best thing about Hungary
Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal Budapest
6 Reviews and 1653 Opinions Was booked in here as part of Insight tours, would recommend to the non-budget traveller
Hotel Palatinus Pecs
10 Reviews and 42 Opinions I used to work in the hospitality industry, so this is my professional opinion, but I did have...
Hotel Roz Szentendre
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Q: Dear Travelers friends:-00! I'm now enrolled as a student in Vienna University and I'm about to come for 1 semester praktikum to...
A: something that you should considder in your case: Go to WGKK and ask for a paper stating that you had an insurance there already for some time. Otherwise it might happen...
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