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Lorinci Street 130a Budapest, 2220 HungaryAverage price: $93.91Popularity #93 of 173 -
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1051 Budapest, Mérleg St 6 HungaryAverage price: $73.40Popularity #91 of 173 -
1133 Budapest, Hegedűs Gyula St 52 HungaryAverage price: $92.34Popularity #90 of 173 -
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1051 Budapest, Roosevelt tér 2 HungaryAverage price: $116.03Popularity #87 of 173 -
Apáczai Csere János utca 12-14 Budapest, Budapest, 1052 HungaryAverage price: $125.05Popularity #86 of 173 -
1053 Budapest, Múzeum körút 39 HungaryAverage price: $29.54Popularity #85 of 173 -
Kr�dy utca 12, first floor 7, bell 35 Budapest, Budapest, 1088 HungaryAverage price: $18.02Popularity #84 of 173
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No one seems to know why this is so named - it has certainly never been called on to defend anything. The stories say that in the old day...
Popularity #2 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
Kev & Deb said
…. From here we head over back over the Danube to the Castle District, to the Fisherman's Bastion. The Bastion… continue reading »
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This museum's architecture alone warrants a stop, but it also played a major role in Hungary's history; Petofi recited his famous 'nation...
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Constructed under the supervision of architect Miklos Ybl in 1884, the Opera House of Budapest is a work of art in itself, and as impr...
Popularity #4 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
Elena and Richard said
… then headed back towards the Danube and had a look at the Opera House and then to St Stephen's Basilica (the 4… continue reading »
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This spectacular and renovated building houses a museum that's massive in scale (slightly intimidating in fact), with a wide range of exh...
Popularity #5 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
Annina said
… känslan. Vi drog oss så småningom mot norra delen av staden och Hero's Square, där "the museum of fine… continue reading »
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This imposing square was built for the 1896 millennium celebrations. It is dominated by the Archangel Gabriel who is surrounded by seven...
Popularity #6 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
Kay and Julia said
…One of the first nights in Pest we walked down to the Heroe's Square, a famous monument… continue reading »
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After you've seen the Royal Palace, take a stroll northwards. The medieval street network remains unaltered and although most of the buil...
Popularity #7 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
wardog said
…We went to the Castle District this morning. It is what remains of the old Budapest. Much… continue reading »
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This church is said to be second in size only to St. Peter's in Rome and can allegedly hold 7000 people. It was completed in 1905 and has...
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iamwandering said
… thing. We checked out some amazing places - St. Stephens Basilica, we crossed the Danube to look… continue reading »
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Statues from the Communism era were all brought to this park after the era came to an end. The park is located a little away from the cit...
Popularity #9 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
TravelBlogWriter said
…--The sun was out bright Illi and I headed to Statue Park, oh yes, now called Memento Park.. Took one… continue reading »
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Second in size only to the one in New York, this amazing Byzantine-Moorish structure is situated on the edge of the Old Ghetto. Restored...
Popularity #10 of 389 Real Travelers who've been here
actonsteve said
… to the Great Synagogue. Severe security checks including a guy asking you your name and country… continue reading »
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This zoo could do with more funds but it is slowly being done up. The main entrance is located right next to the famous Gun...
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Founded in 1894 by Janos Gundel, this establishment has been called the best restaurant in Europe and some say the best in the world. The...
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Traveling Teacher said
… treat of chocolate crepes at the famous "Gundel's" restaurant.Afterwards we drive to the city of Gyor… continue reading »
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Set on a small side street off Vaci utca, it is extremely easy to find. The restaurant is very popular with both ex-pats and locals which...
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Szent Jupat must be the patron saint of those who like to gorge themselves on meat after a night out drinking as it is always filled with...
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Situated in the heart of the Castle District, the Pierrot Café is an excellent place to stop for a bite to eat when exploring the ancient...
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This restaurant is situated in a cellar in one of the less salubrious parts of town. Dob utca can be a bit intimidating at times but gird...
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This restaurant is located in a strange, horseshoe-shaped house originally built in the early eighteenth century at the foot of Castle Hi...
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This pizza and pasta restaurant is fairly small but you can usually get a table without having to wait too long. As soon as you order, yo...
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Serving up a melee of Hungarian, International and Jewish specialities, this restaurant has been around since 1987. The menu consists of...
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Owner Szeva offers a wide variety of dishes from all over the world: Russia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Bengal, Japan, China, France, Greece, I...
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Located on the Buda side of the city, Belgium's very own eaterie rustles up traditional Belgian fare. The local favorite "Moules Marinier...
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Budapest Travel Experiences
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Cycling the Hungarian Danube: Gyor to Tata to Es...
Finding our way out of Gyor was a challenge. Not only had the number of bikers on the "trail" seriously dwindled, so had... Continue reading »
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Budapest
Monday, July 2 - Tuesday, July 3: Budapest, Hungary We stayed two nights in Budapest in a very old, dilapidated building with an i... Continue reading »
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Budapest, round 1.
Hi everybody! Tinks here. I know my voice has been a little quiet on this series of entries on the blog , I guess it's just that le... Continue reading »
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The other side of Hungary...
Budapest is one of the most beauitful cities I've ever been to. I was amazed when I was told that much of the city was actually bombed du... Continue reading »
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Buda Buddies
We’re driving through the Buda part of Budapest. Buda, interestingly enough, used to be an ancient Roman military city, and the ruins are... Continue reading »
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