Did you know that the number of tourists visiting Budapest could double in the next few years? It’s time to buckle up and discover what you shouldn’t miss during your next trip!
Andrássy Avenue
After you check in to your hotel room, it’s time to explore Budapest on foot. While the city’s public transportation is pretty good, there’s nothing like strolling around to truly appreciate the stunning architecture.
Millennium Underground
The Millennium Underground is the first metro line on the European continent. Though the trains you’ll ride date back to the 1970s, you can check out the original cars at the Millennium Underground Museum located at Deák Square.
Heroes’ Square
Fortunately, the underground line stops at Heroes’ Square, one of the most iconic spots in Budapest. Take a moment contemplate on Hungary’s rich history and take some photos of the country’s most significant kings and political figures.
Museum of Fine Arts
If you only have time for one museum, make it the Museum of Fine Arts on Heroes’ Square. Whether you catch a temporary exhibit or explore the permanent collection, you won’t regret your visit!
City Park
Traveling can be tiring, but instead of lounging in your air-conditioned hotel room, why not enjoy a break in City Park (Városliget)? As Budapest’s largest public park, it offers endless ways to spend your day—maybe even hop on a hot air balloon ride!
Local Concerts
If you’ve had your fill of sightseeing for the day, Budapest’s music scene is worth checking out. Head to Budapest Park or the A38 ship to discover some great local bands.
Palace Quarter
Budapest is divided into 23 districts, and the 8th District, with its rich history and trendy cafes, is one of the most intriguing. Wander through the Palace Quarter and enjoy a coffee in this artsy, laid-back neighborhood.
Újlipótváros
By now, you’re probably in love with Budapest’s architecture—or you soon will be. Újlipótváros, part of District 13, is a hub for Hungarian Bauhaus architecture. Take a stroll and head down to the riverbanks for a different view of the city.
More Than Just Goulash!
Sampling the local cuisine is a must when traveling, and Budapest is no exception. But there’s more to Hungarian food than just goulash and lángos. Find a traditional restaurant and try a dish you’ve never heard of!
Budapest Shooting
Are you up for an adrenaline rush? Among all the stuff to do in Budapest, there’s one experience that definitely stands out: Budapest Shooting. Take a break from sightseeing and test out the guns you’ve always wanted to try.
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