Cruising through the Danube River is a great way to meet Budapest. The various agencies offer all sorts of options* and await to take you on a cruise in Danube’s waters. This means that you can choose a cruise depending […]

No matter the weather, pack your swimsuit, flip-flops and swim cap* and get ready to relax and wish all your troubles away in the City of Spas, as Budapest is officially called since 1943! The most famous are the Gellert […]

This bright white church blends perfectly with the bastion’s towers. But what make it stand out in this white background are the ceramic tiles that decorate its roof! A distinctive work of art that instantly catches everyone’s eye! As far […]

A dreamy construction from the 19th century that looks like a small castle, due to its towers, arches, stairways and statues. Some claim that the bastion got its name after the fishermen that used to live there and protected the […]

A supermarket different from any other, the Great Market Hall is housed under a French-style train station and offers dozens of products from the local cuisine, and many more. This place is like a combination of a Turkish market, a […]

The Zoo-Botanical Garden is the perfect place to admire nature’s wonders and spend some pleasant and carefree hours in Budapest, especially if you have children. It’s close to the Heroes’ Square and covers a vast area, hosting a great variety […]

Margaret Island* is an island (duh!) that stretches through 2.5km inside Danube! Various parks and leisure facilities compose a relaxing landscape, whatever the season. In the summer, the many events being held, green trees, gardens, fountains and large gathering crowds […]

The castle is located on the Gellert Hill, in the Buda area, and is the highest point in Budapest! It is clearly visible from afar, as at its top stands the 46 meters tall Statue of Liberty. You can access […]

Budapest is known as “Danube’s pearl” and part of the city’s unique character is the fact that it is both divided and connected by the river. The diverse nature of the old and the modern parts of the city is […]

Vaci Utca is Budapest’s most famous pedestrian street and you are bound to walk through it many times during your trip, as it covers 1.2 km inside the heart of the city! It’s kind of like Athens’ Ermou Street(but much […]