A Traveller's Guide to Budapest (2023)

Welcome back to another blog post where we take you through the essentials of Budapest! In this guide, we'll explore three captivating activities that promise to immerse you in the city's charm: a visit to the Budapest Zoo, a cinematic journey at Cinema Mystica, and a delightful river cruise along the Danube. If you haven't already, I recommend checking out our other blog posts such as the top historical landsites to see in Budapest and how to use public transport to get around the city. Leave a comment here or get in touch with us on Instagram for any questions or recommendations on what you want us to cover next! @atravellersguidetobudapest 1. Budapest Zoo: An Animal Adventure 🦁🐾 The Budapest Zoo welcomes visitors every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, providing ample time to explore its diverse habitats and discover a wide range of animals from elephants, apes, sharks, meerkats, lions, alligators and many more! You get the gist, everything you could think of is here in one

Welcome back to our blog taking you through the vibrant and enchanting city of Budapest, where history, culture, and stunning architecture converge. One of the essential aspects of your journey will be knowing how to get around using the city's public transport system. Tram (Pixabay / 4258697) The Available Types of Transport  Budapest boasts an efficient and well-connected public transport system comprising buses, trams, trolleybuses, and the iconic Metro. To ensure a seamless journey, it's crucial to familiarise yourself with the different modes and their routes. Buses and Trams: These are the workhorses of Budapest's transit network, navigating both the bustling city centre and the quieter residential areas. Maps and schedules are readily available at stops and online, making it easy to plan your routes in advance. Metro: The Budapest Metro system, with its four lines (M1, M2, M3, M4), is a swift and efficient way to traverse the city. Each line is color-coded, and stati

Welcome back to our third blog post! In this blog we will continue our journey through Budapest's must-see attractions and landmarks, including Central Market Hall, Vajdahunyad Castle, and the city's relaxing thermal baths.  If you haven't checked out Part 1 yet, be sure to do so where we covered the Buda Castle, Fisherman's Bastion and St Stephen's Basilica. Also make sure to stay updated on when we post and to see additional pictures of Budapest by following us on Instagram – @travellersguidetobudapest or click directly here at  A Traveller's Guide to Budapest (@travellersguidetobudapest) • Instagram photos and videos Central Market Hall The Central Market Hall, also known as Nagyvásárcsarnok, is a bustling market of culinary delights located at the Pest end of Liberty Bridge. It is housed within a stunning 19th-century neogothic building and is a vibrant showcase of Hungarian culture. It's a place where locals and tourists converge to savor the flavors of

Budapest, often referred to as the "Paris of the East," is a city of stunning architecture, rich history, and a vibrant cultural scene. Over the next few blogs we will be covering all of the city's must-see attractions and landmarks that make it one of Europe's most captivating destinations. 1. Buda Castle Constructed in 1265 and perched majestically atop the Buda hill, the Buda Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which reigns as a symbol of Budapest's historical grandeur. Since its construction, the Buda Castle has actually been destroyed and rebuilt several times throughout the years.  At the heart of the castle complex lies the Royal Palace, a masterpiece of architectural beauty. Here you can walk in the footsteps of kings and queens as you explore opulent chambers, grand halls, and royal courtyards. You can also visit the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum within the palace walls, where art and history converge.  My favourite part ab

   🌍 Welcome to a Traveller's Guide to Budapest! 🌍 If you're here, it's because you share our passion for travel and our curiosity for uncovering the hidden gems of the world. In this traveller's guide, we're embarking on a journey through the heart of Hungary's magnificent capital Budapest, often called the "Paris of the East". Over the next few blogs, we'll be your virtual tour guides, taking you on an exploration of Budapest's most iconic landmarks, fun activities and delicious food. Whether you're a student eager to uncover the city's hidden bars, a family in search of relaxation, or a curious traveller yearning to explore it all, we've got something special in store just for you to ensure that you make the most out of your trip. Plus, we've got your back when it comes to navigating Budapest's public transport stress free. Stay tuned for our first post where we'll dive into the beauty and history of Budapest's