Useful Budapest travel resources
More cosmopolitan than Prague, more romantic than Warsaw and more beautiful than both, Budapest straddles a gentle curve in the Danube, with the Buda Hills to the west and what is essentially the start of the Great Plain to the east.… Read the rest here →
How fares Budapest as the capital of one of the 10 “accession” countries that joined the EU in 2004?
Many people here will tell you that the question is irrelevant, that Hungary and its capital have not seen any changes at all.… Read the rest here →
The bar scene, regardless of orientation, is volatile. Bars exclusively for gays have a difficult time staying in business, so you will find most of them mixed.
Budapest’s gay scene is largely male-oriented, with some progress in making it better for women.… Read the rest here →
Budapest is definitely a cosmopolitan city with a tremendous variety of cultural events all throughout the year. There is no event that is unaffordable to the average tourist if you don’t have your heart set on a particular section of a theater, but even then, seats are bargains as compared to New York, San Francisco, or London.… Read the rest here →
Shopping is the most beloved activity of modern-day human being. Budapest, as every other big city, has shops of worldfamous brands to offer. These are to be found mainly in malls, Vörösmarty Square (Vörösmarty tér), Fashion Street and Andrássy Avenue (Andrássy út).… Read the rest here →