Budapest

Une des perles de l'Europe de l'est. Les bains publics sont superbes je vous interdit d'aller a Budapest sans y faire un tour se serai trop dommage. Le palais ou siège le parlement est aussi très intéressant on le voie en passant dans sur les quais du Danube. Pour les fan de musique en tous genres, l'été, une festival a lieu sur une île au milieu de Budapest (au milieu du Danube) le sziget est un petit peut le woostock de l'Europe. Un musée de statues de l'ex URSS peut aussi intéressés certains d'entre vous.

Unfortunately don't remember much from my trip there, apart from the fact that the restaurant Gundls was amazing, especially its famous pancakes!

Situated on the Danube Bend, Szentendre makes a great day trip from Budapest. A haven for painters sculptors, wander its cobbled streets visit one of its many galleries.

Try a chicken burger as you dine with the ghouls in the Darkness restaurant off St Istvans

Great place, beautiful buildings, special atmosphere :)
If you go there it's worth to see the Citadella!

Your US dollar will go further here than in most of Europe. Go shopping, buy some kick-ass shoes and funky clothes to remember your trip!

The first time I went to Budapest I hated it. I got talked to by a random drunk man in the train station in hungarian and he wouldn't go away until the police who happened to be walking by told him to leave (also in hungarian). I understood nothing of the conversation and the city seemed really dirty and disorganized to me. I couldn't get a cab from the citadel side of the river back to the train station when I went for a walk to try and see the city a bit. I couldn't avoid going back through Budapest on the way elsewhere and I was dreading it, but it ended up being amazing the second time around. I said at the central youth hostel and went to Kelety Street to eat where there are all these trendy restaurants. The streets seemed surprisingly safe, even though I ended up walking back later than I planned. It has a great outdoor clubbing nightlife by the river. The tour busses by the river seem okay. I ended up taking a cab around because I missed the last tour bus I could catch. It was like 20 euros for an hour of seeing most of the sites. I now highly recommend the city.

dont stay too much - 5 days in the city is enought to explorer all and even more. plenty of time to see the sites and enjoy the nightlife (not one of the best in europe)- if you stay too much its boring

Don't miss the evening view in Szechenyi Lanchid ( the chainbridge which connects buda and pest), it is amazing!

Budapest was great - 3 days is enough to see most of it. The Buda Castle is very nice and has a great view of the city. Definitely have some gulasch and sour cherry strudel - yum!