Write an entry Entries about this placeBuda, not Pest by chez_gurui went to Budapest last Summer and had the time of my life. However I’d strongly advise staying in Buda as opposed to Pest, as the area is more interesting (imo) and the hotels in Buda are nicer too. It’s a real mixture of history and culture overall though – the notion of history is most evident with the bullet holes in some of the old buildings, terrifying but fascinating. over 2 years agoLovely Budapest by arcade2007My lovely boyfriend organised a surprise trip to Budapest for my birthday and it was a lovely short trip. Would love to visit again soon and spend more time exploring the city. over 3 years agoUntitled by Gemmai don’t know how it happened but it seems like i’ve always wanted to go to hungary. last year my family and i were just about to go but at the last minute we went to prague in the czech republic instead. i’m glad we went to prague but budapest is still at the top of my places to go! over 4 years agoMy hints for Budapest by TommiPHi there, As being a tourist many times and now living in BP, I collected my hints to this map. Enjoy! Tommi over 4 years agoSee all 140 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsatifhussain786 asks,“I havnt visit Budapast ever, so any body guide me that which month is better for me, keep in mind that I belong to a hot country Paksitan ( signature: how to earn from google adsense )” 8 months agoSaraEMiller asks,“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” over 5 years agoDachaz asks,“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.” over 5 years agobidazti asks,“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?” over 5 years agoowen_m asks,“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.” over 6 years agoSee all 11 questions |
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Budapest's sights are spread out, so getting around by bike is the best way to see the city. Peddling along bike paths is easier than walking and much more fun plus you'll visit places that sightseeing buses can never access. While you cycle, your prof... $25.93 
Travel from Budapest Railway Station to your Budapest City hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. $20.55 
The tour starts with a 30-minute orientation session. You will have time practice on the Segways so that everyone feels comfortable and ready to go out and conquer Budapest. Special Offer - Save 10% off the recommended retail price ... $61.46 
Travel from your Budapest City hotel to Budapest Railway Station. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. $20.55 
Budapest's original and most renowned biking tour is an innovative, entertaining and relaxing way to see most of the city sights in an intimate way through grand roads and bike pathways. An excellent way to get orientated with Budapest and its history ... $23.90 See All Activities » |
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
