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#1 Vásárcsarnok - Market

It is the biggest market hall of Budapest. You can buy here the best hungarian souvenirs.

#1 Vásárcsarnok - Market

Budapest, Vámház krt. 1-3, 1093 Magyarország

#2 Gozsdu udvar - Nightlife

Great place with lot of bars and restaurants.

#2 Gozsdu udvar - Nightlife

Budapest, Király u. 13, 1075 Magyarország

#3 Városliget - Park & Nature

You must visit this place what is behind Heroes square. Don’t forget home your swimsuit and visit Széchenyi Fürdő thermal bath too. You will love it!

#3 Városliget - Park & Nature

Budapest, Városliget, 1146 Magyarország

#4 Budapest Opera - Arts & Culture

If you like operas visit this historical place which is within 15 minutes walk only.

#4 Budapest Opera - Arts & Culture

Budapest, Andrássy út 22, 1061 Magyarország

#5 Ötkert - Drinks & Nightlife

If you like the nightlife you must check it.

#5 Ötkert - Drinks & Nightlife

Budapest, Zrínyi u. 4/A, 1051 Magyarország

#6 Hungarian Parliament Building - Sightseeing

Hungarian parliament is a really famous building. Don’t forget to make photo from the other side of Donau where you can go with the M2 Underground easily.

#6 Hungarian Parliament Building - Sightseeing

Budapest, Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3, 1055 Magyarország

#7 Szent István Bazilika - Sightseeing

It is a really really famous and beautiful building.

#7 Szent István Bazilika - Sightseeing

Budapest, Szent István tér 1, 1051 Magyarország

#8 Dohány Street Synagogue - Sightseeing

Great point what you need to see.

#8 Dohány Street Synagogue - Sightseeing

Budapest, Dohány u. 2, 1074 Magyarország

#9 Citadella - Viewpoint

Have a great view to Budapest. Maybe there will be less tourist than in the castle.

#9 Citadella - Viewpoint

Budapest, 1118 Magyarország

#10 Liszt Ferenc tér - Nightlife

It is within 5 minutes walk. There you will found many bars.

#10 Liszt Ferenc tér - Nightlife

Budapest, Liszt Ferenc tér, 1061 Magyarország

#11 Vörösmarty tér - Sightseeing

From here you can visit Váci street which is a great place to see.

#11 Vörösmarty tér - Sightseeing

Budapest, Vörösmarty tér, 1051 Magyarország

#12 Castle - Sightseeing

The castle of Budapest is a really nice place to see around.

#12 Castle - Sightseeing

Budapest, Vár, Magyarország

#13 Budapest Operetta-theater - Arts & Culture

You can enjoy famous hungarian operettas like Csardas Queen and musicals here.

#13 Budapest Operetta-theater - Arts & Culture

Budapest, Nagymező u. 17, 1065 Magyarország

#14 Véndiák Étterem - Food Scene

Exclusive place with great food.

#14 Véndiák Étterem - Food Scene

Budapest, Egyetem tér 5, 1053 Magyarország

#15 Zöld Teknős Barlangja - Native teaház - Drinks & Nightlife

It is my favorite tea house in the city. Great place to drink a tee. From outside you won’t find out what a nice place it is. Just go inside and find the stairs down at the back side of the store.

#15 Zöld Teknős Barlangja - Native teaház - Drinks & Nightlife

Budapest, Jókai u. 14, 1066 Magyarország

#16 Mammut Bevásárló- és Szórakoztató Központ - Shopping

If you like shopping it is a good place to find quality gifts.

#16 Mammut Bevásárló- és Szórakoztató Központ - Shopping

Budapest, Kis Rókus u. 20, 1024 Magyarország

#17 Blaha Lujza tér - Getting Around

You can take many buses, trams and underground number 2 here.

#17 Blaha Lujza tér - Getting Around

Budapest, Blaha Lujza tér, 1085 Magyarország

#18 Tempelfit - Essentials

Best place to do some sports. It is a nice fitness and body building gym.

#18 Tempelfit - Essentials

Budapest, Székely Mihály u., 1061 Magyarország

#19 Mosoda - Laundry

It is a self service laundry close to our flat.

#19 Mosoda - Laundry

Budapest, Dohány u. 37, 1074 Magyarország

#20 Oishi Sushi Budapest (拉面 馆, 煎饺) - Restaurants

You can eat here good sushi!

#20 Oishi Sushi Budapest (拉面 馆, 煎饺) - Restaurants

Budapest, Dohány u. 47, 1074 Magyarország

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