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Városnézés
Central Park, venue of the Budapest Eye and favourite meeting place for young tourists and locals full of pubs and restaurant and a good starting place for a downtown city walk to the Basilica, the Parliament, the Danube Embankment, Chain Bridge (which is unfortunately under reconstruction, so you cannot cross - go by Metro2 or boat - in summer - to the other side)
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Deák Ferenc tér
Deák Ferenc térCentral Park, venue of the Budapest Eye and favourite meeting place for young tourists and locals full of pubs and restaurant and a good starting place for a downtown city walk to the Basilica, the Parliament, the Danube Embankment, Chain Bridge (which is unfortunately under reconstruction, so you cannot cross - go by Metro2 or boat - in summer - to the other side)
You can actually go in the Parliament in high season via the Visitors Centre, or just take a walk around and go to see the famous 'Shoes' memorial on the embankment in front of the gian building.
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Alþingishúsið í Ungverjalandi
1-3 Kossuth Lajos térYou can actually go in the Parliament in high season via the Visitors Centre, or just take a walk around and go to see the famous 'Shoes' memorial on the embankment in front of the gian building.
Búdapest Auga
1051 Erzsébet térFor about 8-10 Euros you can see the city from above.
Our greatest church dedicated to our first king, St. Stephen, founder of our Christian state around 1000 A.D. and relative of queen Kunigunda of the Holy Roman Empire, now Germany. You can walk up to one of the side towers for a view of the city!
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St. Stephen's Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika)
1 Szent István térOur greatest church dedicated to our first king, St. Stephen, founder of our Christian state around 1000 A.D. and relative of queen Kunigunda of the Holy Roman Empire, now Germany. You can walk up to one of the side towers for a view of the city!
Near Városliget the huge city park which is a not-to-miss sight in itself - a memorial dedicated to the ancient Hungarian tribal leaders who occupied the Carpathian basin a 1000 years ago.
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Torg hetjanna
Hősök tereNear Városliget the huge city park which is a not-to-miss sight in itself - a memorial dedicated to the ancient Hungarian tribal leaders who occupied the Carpathian basin a 1000 years ago.
On Heroes' Square it is our greatest collection of arts and historic treasures besides the National Gallery up in the Castle, and it is the venue of internationally acclaimed temporary exhibitions of world classics such ss Monet, Van Gogh, Bosch (the latter is upcoming in the spring of 2022!)
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Museum of Fine Arts
41 Dózsa György útOn Heroes' Square it is our greatest collection of arts and historic treasures besides the National Gallery up in the Castle, and it is the venue of internationally acclaimed temporary exhibitions of world classics such ss Monet, Van Gogh, Bosch (the latter is upcoming in the spring of 2022!)
In a corner of Kálvin sq, this is a historic palace you can see by a visitor's card.
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Metropolitan Ervin Szabo Library
1 Szabó Ervin térIn a corner of Kálvin sq, this is a historic palace you can see by a visitor's card.
The loveliest view to the city, the most famous collection of Hungarian paintings of all times, museum of history, old chapel, musum café and shop and a historic quarter of 200-300-year-old houses. Do not miss Tóth Arpád alley facing the Buda hills!
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Búðahöfði
2 Szent György térThe loveliest view to the city, the most famous collection of Hungarian paintings of all times, museum of history, old chapel, musum café and shop and a historic quarter of 200-300-year-old houses. Do not miss Tóth Arpád alley facing the Buda hills!
My favourite city walk is starting from Kálvin sq via Liberty (Szabadság) bridge (my favourite bridge!) by Gellért sq (where the famous Gellért Bath is) straight up to the monument. The view is stunning from here onto the Danube beneath.
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Gellértshæð
My favourite city walk is starting from Kálvin sq via Liberty (Szabadság) bridge (my favourite bridge!) by Gellért sq (where the famous Gellért Bath is) straight up to the monument. The view is stunning from here onto the Danube beneath.
Europe's largest synagogue surrounded by the former Jewish quarter and many popular pubs and diners.
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Dohány Street Synagogue
2 Dohány u.Europe's largest synagogue surrounded by the former Jewish quarter and many popular pubs and diners.
Physical well-being, medicine
Our hot medicinal waters are world-famous and this classic bath has a huge outdoor pool and several smaller inside pools. Individual treatments and massage is also available.
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Széchenyi heitur pottur
9-11 Állatkerti krt.Our hot medicinal waters are world-famous and this classic bath has a huge outdoor pool and several smaller inside pools. Individual treatments and massage is also available.
Gasztronómia
Between Kálvin sq and Liverty Bridge you can find the 'Stomach of Budapest' in a stunning metal dome built a 100 years ago and you can find all kinds of typical and classic Hungarian food and spices and spirits including meat, salami, cheese, paprika, wine, pálinka, fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Miðbæjar markaðshöllin
1-3 Vámház krt.Between Kálvin sq and Liverty Bridge you can find the 'Stomach of Budapest' in a stunning metal dome built a 100 years ago and you can find all kinds of typical and classic Hungarian food and spices and spirits including meat, salami, cheese, paprika, wine, pálinka, fresh fruits and vegetables.
Pub-hopping
Near Deák sq this is the No. 1 pub area with a row of trendy places to meet, drink and eat with music
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Gozsdu Court
Gozsdu udvarNear Deák sq this is the No. 1 pub area with a row of trendy places to meet, drink and eat with music
Környékek
If you have time, just hop on the HÉV city train at Batthyany square (you can get there by Metro2) and visit this lovely city with its coloured houses and galleries and cafés.
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Szentendre
If you have time, just hop on the HÉV city train at Batthyany square (you can get there by Metro2) and visit this lovely city with its coloured houses and galleries and cafés.