A must see ruin bar! Great mixture of people, you can eat pizza all night, great music and atmosphere. Interior is unique and prices are not high. super cool place!
A citadel of culture and gastronomy characterized by a progressive, eclectic interior created by Hungarian wizards of visual arts.
My favorite ruin pub in Budapest. Good mix of friendly natives and talkative tourists. Drinks are cheap. Great DJs in the open air area.
New culture club - an urban garden with an open kitchen. Mediterranean cuisine + diverse bar. Try hummus, tahini, freshly made pitas, beef skewers, or the "Jerusalem mix". Read more.
Very impressive all round, make sure to use the loo as then you get to walk through the very impressive central atrium. Bring lots of money or daddy's credit card.
This is a place like nothing you've ever been to. It is like an instant family dinner with the nicest family possible. The food is amazing. Not enough characters available here to describe.
Here you can find salami and sausages. Also a lot of vegetables. On the 1st floor you can find touristic things. Try the langos. . A little over priced but very tasty.
This is a mid priced Michelin Star restaurant, worth all of their food to try. Do not forget to ask the daily specials what is not on the menu! ;)
Wi- Fi password is nadorutca5. Great quiet place to grab some good Hungarian food. Goulash soup is awesome.
If you visit Xmas times this lovely square, U should have shoppping And enjoy Hungarian traditional meals and drinks. Hot wines, deserts..
Friendly and cosy place with an early 20th century feeling. Correctly priced meals, fusion of traditional Hungarian and international kitchen. A nice place where you feel you are in the 20s' Budapest.
Super authentic place. Real Hungarian food. And very big portions in the fraction of the price. What else do you need? ☺️ (Try the fried onions with steak, Tripe soup, garlic soup and knuckle)
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!
Tour in English usually run at 15:00 and 16:00. If your are attending to a performance, you may skip the tour as the greatest thing is the interiors.
Go up to the cupola, you get a nice view of the city; pretty impresive inside and outside
Andrássy Avenue is the Hungarian Champs-Élysées. It was built for the millennial celebrations of 1896 and connects Városliget and Heroes’ Square to the downtown area. Read more.
Bring your own towel, flipflops, shampoo/soap and food (the food is terrible). But, the baths are amazing!
The biggest thermal bath complex in Budapest. Stunning architecture + hot thermal waters even in outdoor pools so you can swim outside while snow is falling! Also has Sat night pool parties.
A very nice experience. The thermal pools are amazing. But bring your own towels, swimming suits or they we ll charge you enormous amount of money. . Ticket with locker is 4800ft.
One of the nicest baths in Budapest, not too turisty but has plenty of attractions, hammam, thermal water pools, swimming pools, whirlpool. Open until 10pm.
The complex showcases statues of key Hungarian figures. Nearby: City Park, a lake where you can ice skate in winter, Vajdahunyad Castle, Széchenyi Bath, Gundel restaurant and Budapest Zoo.
Day or night, the Chain Bridge is one of Hungary's most recognizable landmarks. Four stone-carved lions guard both Chain Bridge entrances.
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.
The Paris Court aka Brudern House is an eclectic residential and office building on Ferenciek Sq. Built early 1900s. Protected since 1976. Shows Arabic, Moorish and Gothic architectural styles. Read more.
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!
Very amazing landscape. You can watch Danube and the castle. It's a good programme.
Beautiful view over the city hills, 1000 Ft per person - one way trip, 1400 Ft - return trip. The length is about 1 km, totally worth it.
Probably one of the biggest and best organized museums I've been recently. Loved any step and spent inside there at least 2 hours.
Key to understanding 20 century Hungarian history, the museum show how little difference there is between fascist and communist regimes. Must see.
Over 80 of pinball machines from different years, from 70s to 00s with information plus some other great retro arcade games including Pacman,Space Invaders and more. Worth visiting, great fun day!
A unique journey through a pitch black reality. Your guides are blind or partially sigthed persons, who lead you through 7 differently furnished rooms where you'll face various tasks of everyday life.
Nice place to eat or drink something. Avoid CBA stores. There's a much better non-stop place round here.
Excellent food but horrible service staff.The concept of the pub is something different witch makes you want to visit again.Nice prices and big portions.
Try to find the bust sculpture of Bela Lugosi, Hollywood actor from Hungary. He was best known for his role as Count Dracula.
