Budapest - Budapeste

Budapest[1] is the capital of Hungary

To arrive

By airplane

• Airport Ferihegy IATA:BUD (Ferihegyi Nemzetközi Repülőtér), tel. 36-1 296-9696, [2]. 16km from the city center.

airport transport

• O taxi from the airport (Zona Taxi) transports people to the city with a system of tariffs calculated by zones. You have to see which zone your hotel is in and automatically you will be able to read the price from the list. Prices vary between 16 and 35 EUROS/taxi after the zone.

• TaxiCab,[3] English language: www.taxibudapest.eu 36-70 645-4444
• Budataxi,[4] 36-1 233-3333.
• City Taxi,[5] 36-1 211-1111.
• Taxi 2000,[6] 36-1 200-0000.
• Taxi,[7] 36-1 222-2222.

• There's one shared transport from Ferihegy 1, 2A and 2B to your hotel across greater Budapest, the so-called shuttle bus. Bring more people with you, and bring each one to your hotel. The face is not always full, the number of people depends on the hour. As the shuttle ensures transportation to different hotels, people have to wait a lot longer to arrive. The price is 11 EURO/person.

• taking the public transportation, you can also get downtown. You have to take the 200E bus that departs from the first floor of the airport. At the terminal, you have to take the blue metro, line 3. This metro line crosses the city, it also has stops in the center, Deák Square, the point of the city where three meters cross: the yellow, line 1, which it was the first metro on the European continent (built in 1896, before Paris!), the red one, line 2, and the blue one, line 3. You have to buy a ticket at the metro box and validate it before entering the metro. , or immediately after entry (tram, buses and trolleys). Tickets are valid for metro, buses, trams and trolleys. Price: 1 EUR/trip.

• private transport to the Center of Budapest.

• beautiful hungary, [8].

By train/train

By bus/bus

Bus terminals are located outside the center but are well connected with the rest of the city The main terminals are:

• Népliget Bus Terminal (Népliget autobuszállomás, subway 3, Népliget station). Lines from other countries arrive and depart here.
• Stadion Bus Terminal (Stadion autobuszállomás, subway 2 Stadionok station). Starting point for destinations in the east of the country.

• Ponte Árpád Bus Terminal (Árpád híd autobuszállomás, subway 3 Árpad Híd Station). Small station for northern destinations ( Szentendre, stergon or Visegrád) and for suburban traffic.
• Etele Tér Bus Terminal (Etele teri autobuszállomás, bus line 7E, 173E). Suburban destinations.

By car

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By car

Look

• Mathias Church (Mathias Church)

Mathias Church is in the heart of Buda Castle and can be seen from most of the city, the church which is also known as Church of Our Lady (Nagyboldogasszony temple), was founded by King Béla IV after the invasion that the Mongolian invasion left. Hungary in 1242.

• Parliament

The Budapest Parliament (Hungarian: Országház) is the site of the Hungarian National Assembly, and one of the oldest legislative buildings in Europe, which is a remarkable example of Hungarian scenery and a very popular destination in Budapest. It stands on Kossuth Lajos Square, on the bank of the Danube. It currently holds the title of the largest building in Hungary, and the second largest parliament in Europe.

• House of Terror

Opened on February 24, 2002, the House of Terror is a museum that holds the history of people who were taken hostage, tortured and killed inside the building that was the headquarters of the Hungarian secret police during the power of the Soviet Union.

• Heroes Square (Heroes Square)

Heroes' Square (Hungarian: Hősök tere) is one of the most important squares in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. It is located at the end of Andrássy Avenue (which makes it part of the World Heritage site known as Budapest, with the Danube Banks, Buda Castle District and Andrássy Avenue), close to the city park.

• Vajdahunyad Castle

Vajdahunyad is a “little lie” castle located in Városliget park, not far from the center of Budapest. The castle is located on a small island within the park and was built in 1897 for the celebrations of the 1000th anniversary of Hungary.

CastleCastle entranceThe construction incorporates different architectural styles (Romanesque, Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic), in honor of famous buildings that were part of the country's history, such as the Hunyad Castle, in Transylvania, now Romanian territory. The name Vajdahunyad even refers to the castle of Hunyad, whose architecture inspired the part that can be seen from the lake.

• Opera House

Hungarian State Opera (Hungarian: Magyar Állami Operaház) is the largest opera house in the city of Budapest, Hungary. Originally called the Royal Hungarian Opera, it was financed by the government of Budapest and by the Emperor Franz Joseph I. The construction lasted from 1875 to 1884, having opened in September of that year; in predominantly Neo-Renaissance style. The Hungarian Opera quickly became one of the main stages in Europe, having received around 130 performances per year in the years following its opening.

• National museum

Founded in 1802, the National Museum of Hungary is the oldest public museum in the country and is home to Hungary's most important collection of historical artifacts. It also became an important symbol of Hungary's national identity when the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 was launched, after a reading taken on the steps in front of the museum. For a time, the Hungarian Parliament chamber also met in the building. The neo-classical building that houses the museum was built between 1837 and 1847, and today it has seven permanent exhibitions. Two sections provide an overview of Hungarian history, while another focuses on modern history since the Rakocizi War of Independence in the early 1700s, and the last chronicles the rise and fall of communism in Hungary. On the ground floor you can find a collection of modern and medieval stone carvings, while on the basement level ancient stone inscriptions and Roman sculptures are on display.

• Park of the Statues

Szoborpark or statue park is one of the most important icons to visit in Budapest. For those who want to know and delve into the history of Hungary during the period when the Hungarian lands were kept chained to the communist regime, dominated by the Soviets from 1945 to 1989, this is an excellent choice to be added to your itinerary

Knife

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• Arena Plaza
• West End
• mammoth

With the

• Fine Bistro
• Comme Chez Soi
• pizza
• Korner Location
• Bors GasztroBar
• Baraka

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Apartment

• Sinko apartment[9] apartment in the center of Budapest, private accommodation
• 7Seasons Apartments, tel. 36 20 258 2293, [10]. A quality and 2-bedroom apartments in the city centre, close to the most famous and touristic access to World Heritage Site with free Wi-Fi broadband internet, TV, DVD and all the amenities a traveler needs to know how to explore Budapest as a tourist or visitor to the city on business.
• Astori Hostel, Karoly Körút 16, tel. 36-20-588-5556, [11]. Near metro and river Danube Astoria Hostel and separate apartments with bathroom and kitchen.
• ace hostel, Nyari Pal utca 9, tel. 36-20-565-8794, [12]. Private rooms, a street corner and second block walk to the Danube. Small guesthouse and apartments surrounded by bars and restaurants.
• basilica hostel, tel. 36-20-915-1039, [13]. Cheap, central, private. Private ensuites near St. Stephan's Cathedral
• Central Hostel, tel. 36-20-262-7387, [14]. Hostel in the center.
• Diamond Hostel, tel. 36-20-565-8794, [15]. Cheap hostel, walking close to the area.
• Budapest flat, [16]. Just in the 5th central apartment district close to river.
• Hungary apartment, [17]. Almost all independent apartments monuments
• AKACIA Apartment, [18]. Private accommodation.

• Budapest Apartments, Lágymányosi Utca 26, tel. 3619994907, [email protected], [19]. It offers fully equipped apartments in the best locations in the city of Budapest. Ideal for families and groups of friends.

Camping

• , Haller utca 27., Budapest, 1096, ☎( 361) 476-3418FORMATNOCC, Mobile: (36) 20-367-4274FORMATNOCC, email: [email protected]. €5/person/night, €10/tent/night, €14/caravan/night. GPS: LAT 47.475833 LON 19.082916. Every fourth night is free!
  

  Camping Haller, Budapest

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