Bring your own towel, flipflops, shampoo/soap and food (the food is terrible). But, the baths are amazing!
One of the least well-known, oldest, most beautiful, and least crowded baths in Budapest built during Hungary’s Ottoman occupation.
budapest's shopping street. good stores, but if you want to eat or drink, go somewhere else
Characterized by wooden stands, mouth-watering scents, Hungarian dishes and spirits, a giant Advent crown, charity donations, a magical realm for children, daily concerts, and many more.
Best place for shopping in town. H&M, Pull&Bear, Zara, MAC, Douglas, Calzedonia, Berschka and Humanic stores nearby.
Recently opened Bors doesn't fit into boring gastro-stereotypes. Unusual spices, fruit soups, healthy sandwiches, grill dishes can all be found on the menu.
Wonderful photographic opportunities await you here. For some great shots, grab your tripod and wait until twilight when the dome is illuminated.
nice square with a great view on parliament. there's a market hall on the other side of the square
Closed to tourists on Saturday and early on Friday. Take the tour for the best experience. We were introduced to the Sunday market by our guide.
Their goulash soup in home-made bread is fantastic! Liked the food and the atmosphere.
The best traditional hungarian food in the city especially gullash soup and duck liver :)
Europe's largest outdoor ice rink located in Városliget, a hair away from Heroes' Square. On weekdays, tickets cost 1200 HUF, while from Friday afternoon, the admission fee is 1400 HUF.
Excellent service - took care of a nut allergy really well. Corn and mushrooms appetizer is fantastic! Also recommend the catfish entree.
