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BUDAPEST

Complete Travel Guide

Budapest is a relaxed European capital full of history, famous for its architecture, gastronomy, and thermal baths. In this travel guide, we share how to get around, where to stay, and what you shouldn’t miss during your visit.

It’s a city with a calm yet cosmopolitan atmosphere, where historic buildings, lively streets, and a very unique nightlife scene all come together.

One of Budapest’s biggest attractions is its thermal baths. It is the only European capital with more than one hundred natural hot springs. After a day of exploring, there’s nothing better than ending it by relaxing in a thermal pool.

Chain Bridge over the Danube River in Budapest Hungary

What to Do in Budapest

Places to walk, monuments, thermal baths and cafés

1. Monuments and walking routes
2. Thermal baths and historic cafés
3. Unique plans
Yellow tram running through the streets of Budapest Hungary

Getting Around Budapest

Metro, trams, tickets and the Budapest Card

  1. How to get around the city
  2. Tickets and passes
  3. Our experience
Hungarian Parliament building in Budapest along the Danube River

Where to Stay in Budapest

The best areas to stay depending on your travel style

1. Best neighborhoods

2. Central areas

3. Our experience

Our Experience in Budapest

Budapest surprised us more than we expected. We didn’t arrive with a very detailed plan, as we just knew we wanted to explore a new destination and visit at least one thermal bath, but we ended up falling for the whole city.

We loved walking around the Buda side, climbing up to the Fisherman’s Bastion, and seeing the entire landscape from above. We also really enjoyed the atmosphere in Pest, with its hidden bars inside old buildings, charming streets, and great food everywhere.

We didn’t do anything particularly grand or structured, but every day felt like a relaxed stroll that ended with a local beer and an incredible view.

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