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Budapest... in 2 days

TravelJunkie · 2010-04-11 11:42:07

Thinking of going to budapest for a weekend. It sounds lovely, and like there's lots to do, but is there a must-see for 2 day trip? also fine cuisine would be a must thanks

11-04-2010 11:42am

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Thinking of going to budapest for a weekend.

It sounds lovely, and like there's lots to do, but is there a must-see for 2 day trip?

also fine cuisine would be a must

thanks

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#2 13-04-2010 9:38pm

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thermal baths
Heroes square
Pest & the castle
Gellert hill for the views
liszt ferenc for restaurants

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#3 14-04-2010 7:45pm

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bills wrote: »

thermal baths
Heroes square

and Vorosliget, the city park behind it.

Pest & the castle

and Fisherman's Bastion.

Gellert hill for the views

At night, preferably.

liszt ferenc for restaurants

Maybe. But Gundel's, near Heroes' Square is the eatery in Budapest (Gundel literally wrote the book that defines classic Hungarian cuisine). Second prize might go to Bagolyvár (translated as the Owl's Castle) close by, and connected with Gundel's.

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