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FEEL THE MAGIC OF BUDAPEST
Budapest is one of Europe’s most exciting destinations for city breaks. Home to dozens of attractions for all ages, this captivating capital can be reached in just over 2 hours from the UK – perfect for a long weekend or last minute getaway.
That makes it easy to take in the sights, including Buda Castle and the mighty Danube River. Then there’s the Parliament Building, St Stephen’s Basilica, and the Grand Synagogue. With late-night bars, clubs, and live music venues around every corner, it’s a great place to celebrate special occasions with friends.
What’s more, you can visit this amazing city at any time of year – in the summer, it’s all about open air pools, water parks, and street festivals, while in winter Budapest brings the magic with Christmas markets and outdoor ice skating.
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Currency Hungarian Forint
Language Hungarian
Time Zone GMT+01:00
Avg. Flight Time 2h 25m
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Food and drink in Budapest
Chicken paprikas is one of Budapest’s stand-out dishes, found on nearly every menu in the city. This tasty dish of slow-cooked chicken comes with plenty of paprika and a creamy, moreish sauce. You’ll often find it served alongside nokedi – Hungarian dumplings made with pasta. Langos is another Budapest institution you can’t miss on your city break. Similar to pizza (but...more
Sightseeing in Budapest
Begin your sightseeing adventure at Buda Castle. This impressive fortress perched above the Danube was built in the 13th century and has undergone a turbulent history. To get there, you can either walk up the steep incline, or take the funicular to the castle entrance. Next, cross the river to St Stephen’s Basilica, a church built in 1905. Taking over 50 years to...more
Family fun in Budapest
Underneath Buda Castle, there’s a network of tunnels, open to the public. Kids and adults alike are sure to love this medieval labyrinth, where atmospheric fog and lighting make for an eerie underground experience. There’s even an ‘after dark’ tour, lit only by oil lamps – not for the easily spooked! Inquisitive kids will have a blast at the Palace of Wonders, an...more
Unique attractions in Budapest
For a hot spring experience like no other, spend an afternoon at Szechenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest’s Furdo district. With 3 large outdoor pools and 18 indoor baths, it’s a top attraction year-round – the water is said to have therapeutic properties. Visit on Saturday evening for an exciting pool party with light shows and dancing. One of Budapest’s’ most unique...more
