budapest's shopping street. good stores, but if you want to eat or drink, go somewhere else
renewed square under the elisabeth bridge. one of the best spots of pest side, you must visit. there are some great fountains
underpass is quite depressing, but it's the only way off getting to the southern part of váci street from the northern part. smoggy
A fairytale. Bring a snack, perch on a bench, and smile while children's voices serenade you.
Read a lot about there not being many object labels in English. But yesterday there were quite a few and I left feeling more informed on Hungarian history.
Visit the Cinetrip sparty spiced up with jaw dropping visual show, air acrobats, belly dancers, fire jugglers and great djs on 4 different floors! House,funk,breaks, chill.More info: www.Cinetrip.hu
Enjoy sightseeing but have a drink or lunch somewhere else - as everything is unreasonably expensive inside and around the castle area.
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!
még mindig a "legjobb" pályaudvar Budapesten, egy helyen van minden, nem kell kilométereket sétálni egyik peronról a másikra.
Az emeleti étteremben vacak menzakaja van. Még a rántotthúst is sikerült elrontani, tocsog az olajtól.
Budapest's Central park. A green island surrounded by the Danube in the middle of the city. Fantastic!!
if you are lazy - use the elevator. entry fee is 500 HUF. marvellous panorama.
Cross the Danube through this bridge from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the foot of the funicular for Buda Castle, or vice-versa.
A kontinens első - 1896. május 2-án átadott - földalattijának állít emléket a Földalatti Vasúti Múzeum.
There's a fantastic crafts Market here every Sunday. It can be a bit expensive so bring all your forints for holiday gifts :)
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.
last time i was there, a homeless man used the bushes near the playground as toilet. but there are public toilets here. roaring kids kicked the ball between tables,its impossible to relax or study hr
*Looks around furtively* No one seems to mind if you climb on one of the giant horses and have your photo snapped... just saying...
The museum's collection is made up of international art (other than Hungarian), including all periods of European art, and comprises more than 100,000 pieces. Read more.
Wow two of the most amazing sculptures I have ever seen, and that is saying something after all the traveling we've done :)
This beautiful outdoor bath is the largest thermal bath in Europe. It's a must in summer and winter!
very depressing place with beggars, pickpockets, prostitutes and other suspicious ppl. try not to stop and wait here for long, just keep on walking. there's a costa and mcdonalds near the station bldg
This Art Nouveau building was built between 1893 and 1896 to the plans of Ödön Lechner and Gyula Pártos. Read more.
one of the best places to have a nice walk. Well equipped with WC-s, the plaqground is a small but nice
could be a really nice park with a view to river danube, but you can't find a bench to sit down on because of homeless ppl everywhere
