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Budapest Food Guide: What to Eat in Budapest (Top 6 Hungarian Dishes)

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Welcome, fellow travelers, to the heart of Hungary – Budapest! As you embark on a cultural odyssey through this enchanting city, don't miss the opportunity to tantalize your taste buds with the rich and diverse array of Hungarian dishes. From savory stews to delectable pastries, Budapest offers a culinary adventure that will leave you craving for more. If you haven't already, I recommend checking out our other blog posts such as the top historical landsites to see in Budapest, the top fun activities to do to fill your days 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. Goulash: A Hearty Hungarian Classic Let's start with Hungary's culinary icon – Goulash. This hearty stew, often considered the national dish, boasts tender beef, paprika-infused broth, and an array of vegetables. The flavorful blend of sp
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What are the must-see attractions and landmarks in Budapest? (Part 1; Buda Castle, Fisherman's Bastion & St Stephen's Basilica)

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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
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