Budapest is the capital of Hungary, one of the largest cities in Europe and without a doubt one of the most beautiful. It is hard to think of Budapest and not immediately imagine its unique landscapes with its elegant buildings, stone streets and castles. Budapest was founded about 150 years ago, as a union of three different cities called Buda, Pest and Ubud, but the city's streets tell the history of Hungary for centuries, which includes Roman settlement, 150 years of Ottoman occupation, a prosperous Austro-Hungarian Empire and also two wars world.

The Danube River - the beating heart of the city - not only crosses Budapest, it literally divides it into two parts. While the eastern side is relatively flat, the entire western side is hilly - from there, mainly from the castle hill, you can overlook the spectacular beauty of the city known as the "Pearl on the Danube". If you like, you can divide Budapest in a simple way: the western side is where most of the important historical sites are located, while the eastern side is full of restaurants, entertainment venues and shops.

Budapest is great for soaking up a European atmosphere, being impressed by the architecture and learning about its rich past. Among the palaces, churches and cathedrals you will also find memories of a vibrant Jewish community. For example, the Great Synagogue of Budapest, which is the largest in Europe and undoubtedly one of the special synagogues in their design.

Along with all the historical monuments, Budapest is also a city where you can find relaxation and time for yourself. Beautiful and large parks are scattered throughout the city and the supply of hot springs is one of the largest in the world. In fact, Budapest holds the title of the world's hottest bathing capital.

Do not be confused by its elegance and history, Budapest is also a city full of life, with a culinary offer that is hard to resist and a vibrant nightlife. A huge variety of restaurants await you in the city, from places that serve surfers in the best tradition to restaurants with modern food and trendy cafes. The city is also known for its fondness for sweets, so prepare yourself for lots of cakes, special sweets and pastries. And yes, there is also a strudel.

If you come to the city with a family, you will be happy to know that the city is ready to entertain the whole family - from the young to the elderly, with a variety of museums, attractions and open spaces.

Although it is full of attractions and very popular with tourists, Budapest still offers very favorable prices to its visitors. Hotels are not expensive and restaurants and entertainment are priced at very reasonable prices, probably in relation to the rest of Europe.