Budapest, famous for the splitting of its name, is undoubtedly the most important, imposing and elegant capital of Eastern Europe. It is one of those cities where it is worth losing time, discovering every corner, in order to be able to claim to have visited a real capital. It is a city rich in history, curiosity and fun where a weekend would be very reductive and incomplete.
At first impact turns out to be very distracting, as it is very long and wide from a geographical point of view, but with the use of the metro (highly recommended) distances and times are reduced. For this reason, finding accommodation near the center at low-cost prices is a considerable advantage.
From the historic center, the prospect becomes hectic, with a myriad of monuments and works of art to visit.
Whatever time of year you decide to go, don't forget a costume and a pair of slippers; Why? The city is absolutely full of thermal baths, open all year round, but especially in winter with the peak of tourists. plunging into boiling water with an external temperature of -10 degrees is worth the cost of the ticket.
The same consideration applies to the food: for lovers of local traditions, the beff stew typical of Hungary is the typical Hungarian dish, perhaps accompanied by a good “non” Italian red wine.
Strolling on the Danube, the view is breathtaking; in times when the cold is not very bitter, a boat ride is undoubtedly yet another attraction in Budapest.
Even the Hungarian nightlife is very active in all sectors. Numerous pubs, especially the "ruined pub”, Made in abandoned structures but furnished and arranged with care, guarantee absolute fun.
In short, it is a capital of a thousand and one nights.
