When I lived in Spain, we took trips all over Europe, and we loved our trip to Budapest. A very interesting history and city to explore when you are in Europe
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Budapest Tours and Activities
Locations to Visit
Travel Article
My blog sharing how to spend a weekend in Budapest and some hotel recommendations as well
My article from my adventure to Budapest!
How to Best Spend A Weekend in Budapest » The Backpacker Mom
A great hotel option
Discover Budapest: Kempinski Accommodation Guide & Weekend Travel Ideas from The Backpacker Mom
A wonderful hotel in the heart of everything you want to see over a weekend in Budapest
Danubius Hotel Helia
Budapest Tours and Activities
I loved this tour! It was SO interesting to learn more about Hungarian wine - far more in depth than what I knew before
Budapest: Hungarian Wine Tasting with 8 Wines and Tapas
In every European city I recommend taking a riverboat cruise. This riverboat cruise is one of the best I've been on. The views were stunning
Budapest: Unlimited Prosecco, Beer and Aperol Spritz Cruise
I never knew how many tunnels were in and around the city - this tour was enlightening
Budapest: Semlő-hegyi & Pál-völgyi Caves Guided Walking Tour
Hungary is known for it's spas! This one holds up!
Budapest: Széchenyi Spa Full Day with Optional Tasting
I always love to do food tours whenever I travel - it is the best way to learn about the culture and history
Budapest Food Walking Tour: Eat, Sip & Explore Like a Local
The Famous Fisherman's Bastion is a great spot to enjoy the city view
Fisherman's Bastion
Locations to Visit
Places I recommend when visiting Budapest
A must!
Buda Castle
Delicious location for breakfast!
Brunch Bistro Budapest
Not what you'd expect in Budapest but I HIGHLY recommend
Mazel Tov
Highly recommend for a nice dinner
BESTIA
One of the city's largest indoor market hall
Central Market Hall
A really fun way to get up the hill to Buda Castle from the riverside
Budapest Castle Hill Funicular
A sad moment in history but a moving memorial
The Shoes on the Danube Promenade – Commemoration of the Tragedy
