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Cruise the Danube River
Written by Viator, May 2011
Nothing compares to the romance of cruising the River Danube at night and seeing the twinkling lights of central Europe’s most beautiful city. Deserving of its nickname, "of the East", ... Read more
3 Days in Budapest: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Explore the fascinating past and dynamic present of Hungary’s capital. Day 1: Historic Buda First, get your bearings. The Danube follows a roughly north-south route through the middle of the ... Read more
Danube Bend Day Tour - 4th April 2013
Written by Catherine S , United Kingdom, April 2013
We have come to expect very high standards from Viator - the quality of the guide and driver was very much up to standard. Eve, miserable weather did not spoil this full 8 hour day packed with ... Read more
Holocaust Memorial in Budapest
Written by Photoman , November 2011
One of the most moving memorials I have seen is one along the bank of the Danube River in Budapest. It consists of 45 pairs of bronzed shoes representing 45 Jews who were shot by the Hungarian ... Read more
Budapest classical walking tour
Written by sanyi , Hungary, December 2011
Walking city tours are the best options to explore the real aspect of Budapest. See the most visited sights of the Hungarian capital, explore the hidden cultural treasures, and enjoy the ambience of ... Read more
Budapest Step by Step
Written by Budapest Expert: ... , Hungary, July 2011
Budapest, the capital of Hungary is a city with a population of 2 million which definitely means there are a lot to see and do there. Most tourists however, come only for 3-4 days, which is just ... Read more
All the World’s a Festival
Written by Budapest Expert: ... , Hungary, June 2011
Hungary has recently become a country of festivals. Hundreds of them are organised year by year in a lot of topics, but practically in two categories: cultural and gastronomy festivals (or the two ... Read more
Farewell Winter, Here Comes Spring - The End of Winter in Budapest
Written by Budapest Expert: ... , Hungary, February 2011
February is the shortest month of the year, and yet, it often seems that it would never last. The feasts of December are over by now, you have long forgotten about your New Year’s wows, the snow ... Read more
Cruising the Danube from Budapest
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, October 2012
One of the best ways to experience the best that Budapest has to offer is via one of the profusion of river cruises that ply the waters of the Danube River when the weather permits. The river bisects ... Read more
Budapest by Bike
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, July 2012
The many beautiful bridges that span the Danube (a total of 10) are best toured by bike, as is much of the rest of the city. Luckily, there are a number of reputable operations geared up to ... Read more
Wine Tasting in and Around Budapest
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, June 2012
There aren’t any noteworthy vineyards in Budapest , but there are plenty of opportunities to sample domestic and foreign wines at a number fantastic locations. The following are a few of the ... Read more
Free Things to Do in Budapest
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, May 2012
Budapest has long been a proud cultural staple of Europe, and these days, you would be pressed not to find at least some arts and music events to attend around the city. Unfortunately, not all of ... Read more
Strolling from Roosevelt to Liberty
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, April 2012
Situated at the foot of the beautiful Chain Bridge, Roosevelt Square (named in honor of the former American president in 1947, and recently renamed in honor of Széchenyi István) offers ... Read more
Soviet Statue Park
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, March 2012
Like many denizens of former Soviet satellites, the citizens of Hungary were anxious to bring down the figurative symbols of communist rule as well as their military and political apparatus after ... Read more
