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Welcome to Budapest. To put it simply, if you haven’t been here, it’s time you make plans to do so. The city appeals to many: You can step out of a thermal bath and right into a nightclub (and then back into the bath).
In a city that dates back to the Old Stone Age, visiting history buffs can take their pick between Roman, neo-Gothic, Renaissance and Ottoman architecture at sites like Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion.
Budapest is more than just the political capital of Hungary – it’s also the commercial and cultural nexus. From its multifaceted restaurant scene to its rich Jewish heritage, culture extends from nearly every inch of the Pearl of Danube.
Split by the Danube River and composed of three main regions – Pest, Buda and Óbuda – Budapest meshes modern conveniences with ancient architecture and grassy parks. Whether you’re searching for cuisine, shopping or museums, a multitude of all await you in Budapest.
And prices are fair enough that you won’t have to choose – you can indulge in them all.