THE ULTIMATE BUDAPEST GUIDE! Things to do, Where to Stay, Shopping and ride!

THE ULTIMATE BUDAPEST GUIDE! Things to do, Where to Stay, Shopping and ride!

In this video, we’re going to show you everything you need to know to travel to Budapest, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Full of history, castles, thermal baths, delicious food, and breathtaking views along the Danube River. We’ll show you the best attractions, how much each one costs, where to stay, where to eat, how to get around, the best time to visit, practical tips, day trips, and everything you need to plan your perfect trip. So, let’s go. Budapest is the capital of Hungary and is divided by the Danube River into two parts, Buddha and Pest. Buddha has more hills, castles, and scenic viewpoints, while Pest is flatter and more modern with most hotels and shops. The main airport is Budapest Ference List International Airport located about 30 minutes from the city center. A great tip is to pick up your rental car directly at the airport. It’s the main arrival hub. That way, you avoid spending on taxis or transfers to your hotel, and you save time because you won’t need to go to a rental office later. And remember, booking online in advance is always much cheaper and guarantees your car. The best time to visit Budapest is between April and June, or between September and October when the weather is pleasant and the city is at its most beautiful. Summer can reach up to 35° C, and winter is cold with temperatures below zero and a chance of snow. To see the city properly, plan to stay 3 to 5 full days. The best area to stay is on the pest side, especially near districts 5, six, and seven, which are central, safe, and well connected by public transport. That’s where you’ll find most hotels, restaurants, and attractions. We created a personalized map that shows exactly the best area to stay. In the video description and in the QR code on the screen, you’ll find the link to this map and the hotels we’ve stayed at, including one that was very cheap, well located, and a great value. To give you an idea of how convenient it is, from that area you can walk to the Hungarian Parliament, St. Steven’s Basilica, the main shopping street, Vasiucha, the central market hall, the chain bridge, and even cross to Buddha on foot. And if you’re new to the channel, welcome. Our mission is to help you travel more and better around the world. If you’re enjoying this video, subscribe to our channel and like it. It really helps us out. Mustsea attractions in Budapest include the Hungarian Parliament, one of the most beautiful in the world with entry costing around €30. Buddha Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion with its stunning views, Matias Church, the famous Zetchini thermal baths starting at €25, and the shoes on the Danube Bank Memorial. Also worth it is the Danube River Cruise starting at €10, passing by all the illuminated landmarks at night. But don’t worry, in the video description and in the QR code on the screen, we’ll leave the link to the website we always use to buy tickets and tours at the lowest price. It’s the largest tour platform in the world and has practically everything. attraction tickets, guided tours, and day trips to nearby cities. Everything at the best price, and you can pay in any currency, saving on fees. They also offer excellent free tours. And remember, that same link helps you organize your entire trip at the lowest cost. SIM card, travel insurance at half price, tickets, great budget hotels we’ve stayed at, cheap car rentals, and the global account we use to carry money with much lower fees. These links already include automatic discounts because we constantly update them. So save and use that page. It’ll really help. Budapest has an excellent transportation system. You can walk almost everywhere in the center and use the metro, trams, and buses with a single ticket. Trains also work well for nearby cities. If you want more flexibility or plan to explore Hungary’s countryside, renting a car is a great idea. And remember, to drive in Europe, you’ll need a valid passport, a driver’s license, and a credit card. In the video description, we’ll leave the link to the comparison tool we always use, which finds cars for up to half the price charged by agencies. If you love shopping, you’ll enjoy Vati Utka, the main shopping street full of clothing stores, souvenirs, and Hungarian products. West End City Center is the largest mall in Budapest with well-known brands and good deals. And don’t miss the central market hall where you can find traditional food, gifts, and crafts. Don’t forget to ask for the tax-free form in participating shops and presented at the airport for your refund. Another essential item for any international trip is travel insurance. It’s mandatory to enter most European countries and covers any health or baggage issues. A medical consultation abroad can be extremely expensive and many travelers ruin their trip for not having one. We’ll leave the link to a travel insurance comparison tool that checks prices across all major companies. You’ll find the cheapest options, often at half the price charged by the insurance companies directly. It’s really worth it. Another must have is a SIM card. To use the internet on your phone, you’ll need one to avoid wasting time during your trip going to stores and choosing a plan. The easiest way is to buy it online before your trip. We’ll leave the link to the online SIM we always use. You’ll receive it by email and install it directly on your phone. No need to receive a physical chip at home. The official currency in Hungary is the Hungarian foreign, although some places also accept euros. Most places accept cards, but using a global account helps save a lot on fees and exchange rates. We’ll leave the link to the one we always use. It’s free and very practical. If you have more time, it’s totally worth doing a day trip to Sentendra, a small, colorful town just 40 minutes away with a charming atmosphere. Another great option is visiting Goodello Palace, once home to Empress located just 30 minutes away by train. And you can also visit Vienna, just 2 and 1/2 hours by train and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. In the video description, we’ve included the link to the website we always use to book these tours. It’s a great option. If you liked this video, like it and subscribe to our channel so you can keep traveling more and better around the world. Thank you so much and have a great

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On this page you will find all the links we mentioned in the video and the important links to help you plan your trip to Hungary. A way to keep them all in one single place, updated and as organized as possible. On this page you will find everything you need to plan your trip, always with the best prices and services. And many discounts that we always negotiate with the companies are already included in these links automatically! 🙂

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