A short guide to Budapest


Hungary has a temperate continental climate. Summers can be very hot and dry around July and August. Autumn can be cool, foggy and rainy from September to November, winter is relatively short, moderately cold and usually dry.
Older Hungarians understand German. As a rule, the younger generation can speak and understand English.
Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in central Europe. It has something for everyone.
What not to miss in Budapest:
St. Stephen's Basilica. Address: SzentIstvntr 1, Budapest
The neoclassical cathedral in Budapest was built over a period of 50 years. The construction was completed in 1905. It is the most important church building in Hungary, one of the most significant landmarks and the third tallest building in the country.
Castle District
The castle area is full of historical monuments, beautiful old houses, romantic sidewalks, cozy cafes and excellent restaurants. Mount Gellert. Address: 1118 Budapest, Gellrthegy. It is a 235 m high hill overlooking the Danube. One of the most beautiful panoramas of Budapest opens from the top of the hill, you will see many historical monuments on the hill.
Gellert baths
This Art Nouveau bath complex was built between 1912 and 1918. It consists of 13 indoor and outdoor pools, and it is supplied with healing water from the hot mineral springs on Mount Gellert. Address: Budapest, Kelenhegyit 4.
Margate Island
The recreational island, which can be reached on foot, is located in the middle of the Danube River, it is a cozy green oasis in the heart of Budapest. The island is very popular with residents, especially on weekends.
Budapest Synagogue
It is also known as the Great Synagogue and the Central Synagogue. It is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world. Built in 1859 in a romantic style and Moorish architectural elements. Address: Dohyutca 2-8. In area VII., at an angle to Krolykrt, between Dektr and Astoria.
"Margal" places to eat

The interior of "Margal" resembles the elegant atmosphere of the countryside. They use only fresh and natural ingredients to prepare local dishes. Even bread and pasta are made locally. Address: Kirlyutca 53, district VIII.
«Reg'sVendgl»
These are very good and inexpensive traditional Hungarian hotels where you can appreciate a range of Hungarian cuisine. Address: Szfiautca 33, district VI.
Large market complex
This is a great place for deals. Here you will find authentic Hungarian souvenirs, food products, wines and spirits. A great place to walk even in cold and rainy weather. Address: F'vmtr, Pest end of Freedom Bridge.
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, has a lot to offer so that you can appreciate this great European city. Top Revolut kasyno