Hungary People

i just came back from Budapest, it was a school trip, for 5 days and i liked it. i liked the architecture there, the termal baths were amazing, some things were really cheap o_O, but sometimes they tried to make us pay in euros to try to fool us, i saw that they try to do it a lot of times, but apart from this fact, i think i liked the city.i loved the night travel on the Duna. it was weird to see how many people there in during every nights there, even when is not friday-saturday.I was in the Atlantic Hotel, in Pest, and it was nice. Well, i don't think is nice if you go by yourself, since is full of italian groups of students.

Budapest is wonderful place. If you are looking for peaceful spots - got to Margaret's Sziget (read: Siget = Island), worth seeing is Japanese and Rose Garden The most famous Street in Budapest is Vaci Utca - you can find there masterpieces of human originality and individuality, in the evenings - the street is bursting with life - be careful of being invited to clubs by their doormen - looking at least devilishly ;) You absolutely must see this carnival of people's variety (DragQueens, Lesbians, Gays, street actors) If you are looking for rest - go to Szechenyi Furdo (Baths)!! Amazing hot water pools in 19th century yard... magnificient!! Budapest, however, in my opinion is very dirty and unpleasant at Underground Stations - but you cannot miss going the oldest in Europe Yellow Line Metro!

EGER, with 56 647 (very kind) people is one of the famous town in Hungary. With lot of very nice churches, thermal baths, a castle and a "minaret" from the 14-15 Jh. You can take a trip afoot over the small streets between nice old buildings.
The "Szépasszonyvölgy" is a recommended place for wine-lovers. The "Egri Bikavér" (Bull-blood) is international a known noble wine.
I advised to everyone to visit Eger.

Budapest! I love this city, and I spent the whole day wandering around the city by foot!! Walking from Buda to Pest area was a nice experience because I could see closely the daily life of the people, the fresh market colored with spices, the amazing construction of the parliament building, and also the legendary river, the Danube. I admired the Magyars, that is how they called the people of Hungary, because they still preserve their culture and history.
It seems that they are serious in tourism business. When I was there in 2004, I arrived in Budapest train station, there at the entrance was a group of a people that were ready to drive me to my hostel, and it was for free. First I was suspicious but then other tourists were joining us.
Budapest is also the best place for shopping. Everything is cheap, and you can fine locals as well as branded items.

When you arrive at Budapest airport and start looking for a means to get into the city, most people will recommand you the minibus services that go by the va rious hotels and hostels. Though it is relatively easy to get there by bus and metro too. It's ridiculously cheap and doesn't e ven take al that much longer. From either terminalk 1 or 2 there runs a bus nr 200 to the Köbánya-Kispest metro terminal. From there you can get just about anywhere within minutes. Tickets can be bought at various kiosks and vending machines at the bus stop.