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Visiting the breathtaking St. Stephen's Basilica or the Chain Bridge? Check out Budapest's TOP 10 historical attractions and see exactly which of our favourite local spots are closest to them. Sightseeing made easy!
Have a look at the Holy Crown
One of the oldest surviving pieces of coronation jewelry in Europe. The Holy Crown has a long and adventurous history that can be traced back all the way to the origin of the country. Hungarian king were only acknowledged when crowned with this sacred object. Take a guided tour inside to learn more about the thousand year history!
Budapest, Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3, 1055
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I55 is a visual road trip through the heart of the United States. A three-dimensional, neon-lit map of America stretches across the wall, and alongside an iconic, giant pizza mural. Though proudly Hungarian-owned, it transports guests...
MADAL offers a beautiful, harmonious fusion of a peaceful, spiritual atmosphere and uncompromising coffee quality. Their espresso shots - pulled from their own seasonal, house-roasted batches and meticulously extracted filter coffees...
If there is one dish you simply cannot leave Budapest without trying, it is undoubtedly lángos - and there is no place that has elevated this classic to such an iconic level quite like RETRO LÁNGOS. The secret to their golden-brown dough...
Walk in the footsteps of kings
Another mandatory, must see area of the city with a stunning vantage point is the old town, Budapest's first district, the mythical Castle Hill. The area is filled with historic buildings. You can either take the two centuries old historic funicular railway, the 16 bus or simply the stairs for a pleasant walk through the greenery.
Budapest, Szent György tér, 1014
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Whether at their bustling Múzeum Boulevard location or their second spot right at the foot of BudaCastle, this café has become a beloved meeting point for locals. With its...
Tucked away just steps from Batthyány Square, COYOTE is one of the Buda side's most well-established specialty coffee outposts, pairing carefully curated filter coffees with homemade cakes. They hold the title of being the very first...
Find your inner tranquillity
Take a break in a breath-taking, sacred place - St. Stephen's Basilica is the largest Catholic church of the city, consecrated in the name of the first Hungarian king. The all-marble interior, the stained glass windows and the sheer size of the building are sure to make you sit in awe for a while.
Budapest, Szent István tér 1, 1051
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ESSÊNCIA brings a brilliant, one-of-a-kind fusion of Portuguese and Hungarian cuisine right to the heart of downtown. The flavors are rooted in the chef’s childhood memories and they come to life against the stunning backdrop of...
Since 2013, ASZÚ RESTAURANT has been one of the brightest stars of the Budapest gastro scene, presenting traditional ingredients in a modern, "fine bistro" style. A testament to its popularity is the steady stream of Hungarian celebrities...
Hidden in the heart of Budapest, beyond the city's well-known nightlife, DOJO offers a different experience after dark. Tucked away on Zrínyi Street, this boutique club and social space brings together refined atmosphere, exceptional...
Walk in the footsteps of kings
The UNESCO protected panorama of the Danube bank offers a mighty romantic sight enveloped by the orange lights of the setting sun. Hike up through the steep stairs and settle down at the Citadella, the massive military construction on the hilltop compensated by the sublime Liberty Statue and enjoy Budapest!
Budapest, 1016
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Tucked at the foot of Gellért Hill, MITZI is a tiny but stunning cultural jewel box that welcomes guests with the finest brunch specialties, a premium wine selection, and a highly refined café atmosphere. Highly attuned to artistic and...
If there is one place in Budapest where it instantly transports you to Spain, it’s ULTRAMARINOS MARTÍNEZ. This authentic Barcelona-style tapas bar and deli (known as an "ultramarinos") doesn't just imitate the Mediterranean temperament...
Located in the vibrant heart of Bartók Béla Road, this premium burger joint offers a fusion of perfectly smashed, crispy-edged beef patties and soft, sweet potato buns. Tied together with their BUDASMASH sauce and melted American...
A glimpse into the Jewish culture
Did you know that there was a period before World War I when 20% of Hungary's population was Jewish? The Great Synagogue which is the third largest in the world, you will be able to get acquainted with the community, get to know how they shaped the country's culture and learn about the darkest eras of Budapest.
Budapest, Dohány u. 2, 1074
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NEGRO MANGALICA is a tasty splash of color on the Pest dining canvas, where Hungary's national treasure - the Mangalica pig meets the dynamics of Spanish gastronomy. The restaurant’s visual style is like no others: the...
Nestled in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, MAZEL TOV is arguably the city's finest example of how a historic ruin pub space can be transformed into an elegant, cosmopolitan meeting spot. This "Middle Eastern Mediterranean"...
TATI brings the authentic flavours of the Hungarian countryside to the heart of Budapest through a true farm-to-table philosophy. Ingredients come from the restaurant's own farm and carefully selected local Hungarian producers...
