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Things to do in Budapest
Gokart at the Hungaroring Budapest
In the 1980s, the leaders of Formula 1 came up with the idea of building a circuit beyond the Iron Curtain in order to bring
Ruins of Zsambek’s chatedral
The monastery church, built sometime between 1220 and 1235, is a stunning monument of Hungarian medieval architecture. Inspired by French architecture, the church shows elements
Aquaworld Budapest – adventure in all the year
One of the biggest indoor water theme parks in Europe offers unforgettable entertainment to visitors of every age throughout the year.In the indoor adventure pool,
Csaszar – Komjadi bath and swimming pool in Budapest
The history of the baths goes back to the Roman times, the water from the nearby thermal springs were already used during the rule of
Budapest Eye
The giant ferris wheel located in Erzsebet square in the downtown of Budapest is opento the public usually from middle of April. It offers fantastic views
Where to horseback ride in Budapest?
The Buda Hills has a variety of outdoor activities, including horseback riding. A good place to mount up in Budapest is Adyliget. The Petneházy Riding
Where to golf near Budapest?
From 1952 to 1970, political discrimination deeply influenced golf in Hungary and it was a “sport non-grata”. After a long hiatus, the first Hungarian Golf
Budapest’s oldest Turkish bath – Veli Bej Ilidja
Veli Bej Bath is the oldest Turkish bath in Budapest, which dates back to the 16th century. It was built next to Saint Luke’s and
The green heart of Budapest, Margareth Island
Margaret Island is a 225-acre spit of silt that bubbled up eons ago on the Danube River in the middle of what is now Budapest,
On the top of Budapest – Rudas bath’s new wellness section
The new wellness section in Rudas bath Budapest was opened in 2014. The main attraction of the section is the glass domed jazucci on the
History of Hungary’s Holy Crown
There is no other nation in the world, who would keep in such a high reverence, have such a high respect for, love with such a mystical adoration their national relic, as the Hungarians do with their crown, the Hungarian Holy Crown. There is no other nation to be found, whose national relic’s source, origin and age are so much unanswered, surrounded with such a mystery, and went through such fantastic adventures as did the crown of the Hungarians.
Holy Right Hand of King Saint Stephen in the Basilica of Budapest
The Holy Right Hand is housed in the St. Stephen Basilica in Budapest, and once a year, on 20th August is carried in the Holy Right Hand