There's now a SPAR in arrivals - get breakfast at a sixth of the price you pay in the departure lounge.
Beautiful fashion and jewelry from Israelian designer Michal Negrin. Just.... Low quality but beautiful design for extremely high prices
buy your international ticket at the wasteels office at platform 8. no waiting line and the price is the same as at the international ticket office
Don't buy kürtőskalács elsewhere, they are the best. Try their coffee too!
Quite a new place, really amazing wines. Only the best of the 'Young Winemakers' wine finds itself here. We recommend trying one of 'Maurus' wines from Mór.... simply delicious..!
To the memory of the victims shot into the Danube by Arrow Cross militiamen in 1944-1945 לזכר הקורבנות שנורו ונרצחו ע״י אנשי צלב החץ על שפת הדנובה ב1944-1945 זכרונם לברכה
Honors Jews who were killed during WW II.Ordered to take off their shoes, shot at the edge of the water so that their bodies fell into the river. Represents their shoes left behind on the bank.
You can go inside only with guided tour groups. Book online and bring ids or passports. Waiting in the queue to book a tour is a waste of time. Tours last ~ 30'.
Recommended for everyone who wants to enjoy the best flavors of modern gastronomy on the highest quality.
Cross the Danube through this bridge from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the foot of the funicular for Buda Castle, or vice-versa.
Erzsébet híd was named after Queen Elizabeth, the beloved empress of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy assassinated in 1898. During the time of its construction, it was an engineering miracle.
Its green colour and inspiring name make it a favourite for many. Liberty Bridge takes you, on the Buda side, to the historic Gellert Hotel and Baths as well as the Gellert Hill.
Walk to the river and enjoy a spectacular view on the whale-shaped CET, the newest landmark building of Budapest, to be opened later this year!
Very nice, but you better bring a swimming cap and towel (possible to buy there). Take enough cash (HUF) for the refreshment - cards accepted only at the entrance. Free parking, no free WiFi
Off the beaten track, a really original looking and feeling thermal bath. Small and less intimidating than some of the other options. Great value, would highly recommend.
A tranquil gem off the bustling Kiraly St. Good coffee, pastries, toasted panini. A garden setting with a Spanish flare. Enter through florist and gift store.
Vintage Garden is basically a collection of the good things France can offer: Provence, romantic vibes, tasty treats, sea of flowers and last, but not least: stylish interior design.
Leves stays true to its name, though baguettes and cookies can also be munched on-site, all courtesy of two young guys sharing the same philosophy: service starts with a smile.
Lots' of cafes / pubs around here. Also national library and an art-movie theatre worth to visit. Avoid Marilyn night club.
One of the best burgers served in Budapest! For those who loves spicy food - Fire in the whole burger is a MUST to try
The wood-dominated interior resembles the mixture of a library and a living room. Prices are low, the dish-quality is high, the vibe is bohemian and homely, and the concert repertoire is colorful.
The best place with mexican food in town. If you're here, you absolutely have to try their Jalapeño Poppers.
One of the best price/value daily menus in town with great strudel sortiment to finish with!
Eye-catching graffiti on the wall, great music and the fantastic food create supreme atmosphere, plus the enthusiastic and friendly staff is always ready to share their knowledge about food. Leggi tutto.
BBQ Burger is just OK, nothing special, but the Full Extra well done is perfect. Ruccola and parmezan is also a treat, although a bit on the small side.
Like the kitchen of a dollhouse. Revamped classics like cheesecake, chocolate cake, macarons, cake pops and pies topped w fruit. Award-winning walnut cakes + gluten, sugar, and lactose free options.
Fekete (black) is not really a place where you will want to (or be able to) sit down, but it's perfect if you just want to drop by and grab something that goes well with the time of the day.
Goulash soup, Hungarian beef stew & spicy chicken paprika pasta dish were all amazing! Best restaurant in Budapest! Next time I can't wait to try the Veal Paprikash!
Good old Austro-Hungarian Empire's soul still lives in this restaurant. Charming service, good food, reasonable prices. Great for calm evening!
Links to Margaret Island. Features numerous stone statues. Opened in 1876 but destroyed during WW2. It was rebuilt but only in 2014 was it restored to the ornamental charm of the pre-war bridge.
Budapest's Central park. A green island surrounded by the Danube in the middle of the city. Fantastic!!
Margaret Island provides a perfect scene for mind-refreshing walks, playing sports, sunbathing, or just sitting around. Take a seat on a tree-sheltered bench by the Danube, and enjoy the panorama!
Very delicious cuisine! Good service, try Hungarian specialities. One of the best restaurants in the city!
The elegant interior will make you feel like you’re in a 1920s saloon where poets and writers used to sip espressos, while cakes and pastries will make you feel like you’re in confectionary heaven.
This beautiful outdoor bath is the largest thermal bath in Europe. It's a must in summer and winter!
Tradicional Hungarian Restaurant, excelent food and good services. The duck is very good and fish as well. Violin played with spirt of old hungarian people! Decoration is quite noveau, since 1877.
The coffee assortment perfectly reflects the owner’s eco-friendly philosophy. The multifaceted venue’s shelves display about 10,000 books, although the whole collection enumerates about 20,000 titles.
Best book store in the city! Always found what I was looking for and the sales people were quite nice as well as helpful whenever I came to visit.
the best second hand english bookstore in budapest. you can order if you can't find what you want, but there's quite a large selection of books for a reasonable price
My favourite foreign bookstore. Great books, big stock, nice people. Also has a great webshop!
Massolit is a real melting pot. They serve the Czech Doubleshot with a Krakow brand, foreign books and fabulous American cookies. It’s all pleasant, friendly and calm.
Bestsellers’ colorful stock is made up of over 10,000 books. All literary genres are present on the shelves, and there’s no shortage of academic titles, magazines, and newspapers, either.
an ancient monastry which is now a museum for temporary exhibits; should also be possible to hire the place for parties, since i've been there to attend one!
The place could use more structure and explanation of the art, by if you're a fan you'll leave very happy.
Art Nouveau building built 1896 to the plans of Ödön Lechner hosts a great collection of Islamic art and a small of applied art and ceramic tiles. Interesting but limited can get better
Brilliant museum! Top secret nuclear bunker hospital. A must visit when visiting Buda Castle. 1 hour tour.
Very fancy 60s style place! Good for a retro style coffee and some snack. Mustsee!
A historic interior with paintings, chandeliers, and wooden furniture-masterpieces. Centrál is one of the best in the business, and has a tasty selection of cakes, pastries, and Hungarian cuisine.
Food is good. Portions are monstrous, actually too large. People actually photograph their food before they eat it to show the evidence. Almost unbelievable...hehe...and they don't do doggie-bags!
Short on cash? Take the #16 bus instead. It will take you to the castle. You can see the bus stop from the line for the funicular. Look to your right while standing in line! It's across the street!
A must see of this city... Prices can be a little high, so make sure to eat beforehand, or better yet, bring a picnic to enjoy as you overlook the entire city of Pest..!
You can pay to go to the top level or stay on the ground level for free! While looking at the cafe go to the left. There is a small opening where you can get to a ledge to overlook the city for free!
Best to visit this incredible church on the same walk as visiting the Buda Castle! Not too far away,and really an amazing half day trip! We suggest walking from the Danube for both sites and exercise!
Housed in the enormous building of a former factory, it has a minimalist interior and huge connecting courtyards. Simply a great night out. Tasty burgers and other meals - a great cure for a hangover.
It's easy to get here by tram nr. 4-6 or subway (red line). Tesco Disco takes place here regularly, and of course, you can see here the best Hungarian indie bands. Entrance from Somogyi Béla street.
If you are looking for good concerts, Dürer Kert is one of the best spots in Budapest with a special atmosphere. Local indie and alternative bands play here regularly. More info at durerkert.com
The place where miracles happen. Nice gigs, awesome musicians, great dancers, nice staff. Beautiful atmosphere and people....and free water spraying service on hot days:))
Don't be afraid to enter the Szimpla bar! It might not look great but it's unique and you can have so much fun here with the right company!
THE party hostel in Budapest with bar on site, late night room, beer vending machine and staff who know how to party hard!
Gigantic ruin pub complex occupying an entire building. Psychedelic interior + themed dance floors. Multiple bars and an awesome crowd looking for a good time. Open until 6am every day.
Get a Balkan burger (huge beef patty, doughy bun, cabbage, pickles, toppings). Wash it down with a beer. Then kick back and wonder why we don't have such chill hangouts in the US. Sigh.
Kuplung, housed by an old courtyard, is characterized by a trendy-ish interior with an urban art-infusion. Drink discounts are aplenty, just as football game broadcasts and parties.
A citadel of culture and gastronomy characterized by a progressive, eclectic interior created by Hungarian wizards of visual arts.
The fresh ham and cheese, the delicious bread with lemon jam, spicy butter and olive oil, the fried eggs and the vegetables made us forget lunch and dinner right away.
Casual vendors lined up along the Danube Promenade sell paintings, various pieces of furniture, lamps, carpets, and home decorating items when the Sun is shining and the weather is sweet.
Quite cool inside (old stone building). Garden until 10pm. Csocsó. Fascinating design :-)
Indoor/outdoor venue in the center of town (next to Deak Square). Drinks, food, big screens and great meeting spot. Contact them about their special packages which include free beer and palinka.
Great modern hotel, nicely decorated and friendly staff. Confortable beds and very tasty breakfast. Location is good as well.
Free wifi, breakfast is mandatory, right in the middle of shops, money changers, bars and restos.
Known as the Great Synagogue, this Moorish-style building was completed in 1859. It is among the largest temples in the world.
