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“I'm thinking about going Budapest, Prague, and Vienna after the Christmas holidays. What does everyone think of this idea? I realize it will probably be cold, but I am really looking forward to visiting these cities. Should I wait until the spring? Wh”   1 cheer 12 answers	SaraEMiller Dallas
“Next week we'll just need to run through Budapest to make a connection from Keleti Railway Station to Ferihegyi Airport, Terminal 1, so could you point out the cheapest and easiest (in that order :)) way to do so? Is M2+M3+Repter Bus ok? Thanks.” 3 answers	Dachaz Belgrade
“I have two choices: Spend an extra two days in Slovenia/Czech Republic, or take a train from Ljub. to Budapest, see the city in a day and a night, then take the train to prague. Is it worth it?”   1 cheer 8 answers	bidazti Birmingham
“I'll be in Budapest on the 22nd of July 2007 from early morning till late evening when I'll get the Avala train to Belgrade. Should anyone happen to be there and would like to spend a day in town with me, please get in touch.” Be first to answer	owen_m London
“I am planning trip to this amazing place, but would love to get some recommendations from locals and people who have visited Budapest on a few things. i) What r the must see places in this city? ii) Wht food/drink item should not be missed? iii) Any ot”   1 cheer 8 answers	lisahazarika San Jose
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Budapest (pronounced /ˈb(j)u:dəˌpɛst/, also /ˈbʊ-/; Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈbudɒpɛʃt] ) is the capital city of Hungary.[1] As the largest city of Hungary, it serves as the country's principal political, cultural, commercial, industrial, and transportat http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest

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