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Kempinski Hotels celebrates 125 years of timeless elegance and beautiful performance with Special Offers

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The Kempinski brand, Europe’s oldest luxury hotel collection of individuals marks its 125th birthday with a dedicated website and a collection of ‘125 Anniversary Special’ offers. Since its foundation, Kempinski has provided impeccable personal service and superb hospitality to its guests and has created a legacy of portraying the true meaning of luxury. read more

Romantic City Break in Budapest

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I can safely say that Budapest is one of Europe’s most romantic and sexiest cities to visit. The Hungarian capital is often referred to as the ‘Paris of the East’ and is one of the best destinations for lovers. If you are looking for a romantic city break, no look further! Budapest awaits you with romantic things to do. read more

City of Spas – Best Thermal Baths in Budapest

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There are many things remarkable about Budapest: its location, the beautiful buildings and architecture as well as the thriving culture. What is most special about it is the “gold” that can be found under the ground: thermal springs. The country sits on one of the richest geothermal and medicinal water resources in the world. So bear in mind that no trip to Budapest is complete without a visit in one of its world-famous thermal baths. read more

5 Best hidden parks and secret gardens in Budapest

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Spring and early summer are ideal for enjoying parks and other green spaces in Budapest. There are many hidden parks and secret gardens in Budapest beyond the well-known City Park and Margaret Island. Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city at these secluded green spaces. Here are five of the best, where you can find the urban Zen in the concrete jungle of Budapest.

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Budapest is a long weekend destination

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The best thing in weekend getaways is that it doesn’t require you to use any vacation days if you work full time during the weekdays. If you live in Europe, going away to another European country is relatively easy in terms of journey times. Are you thinking on to jump into your car or catch the next plane to travel anywhere? Budapest is the perfect choice as a long weekend destination. read more

City Park in Budapest

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The City Park in Budapest (in Hungarian: Városliget), with its pretty lake, is the second largest of its kind in the Hungarian capital which happened to be the first public park in the world. It sits behind Heroes’ Square and is just as popular as Margaret Island for lazy walks, picnics in the grass, and also popular for the many attractions located in and around the park. read more

St. Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest

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St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent István Bazilika) is the largest Roman Catholic cathedral in Budapest. The construction began in 1851 and took more than fifty years, until 1905. It was built in classical style with a little taste of neo-renaissance and neo-baroque as three different Hungarian architects built it.

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Why to hire a private tour guide in Budapest

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When you travel to a new place, there are so many things to do and see in a short period. Although most of the information is available on the Internet, it is always a hard decision where to start. In fact, without a private tour guide you can easily waste time or get lost as you explore a city on your own that you’re not familiar with. read more

Castle Garden Bazaar – Budapest’s Jewelry Box

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Castle Garden Bazaar (Várkert Bazár) is, without doubt, one of the most breathtaking attractions in Budapest. For both tourists and locals, this restored neo-Renaissance building complex on the side of Castle Hill offers an experience of culture and history, in a way that we have never seen before. read more

Exploring the Castle District II.

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Looking down over the Danube and across Pest, Castle Hill tops every guidebook’s list of “must-see sights” of Budapest. Buda Castle, that houses Hungarian National Gallery, the National Széchenyi Library and the Budapest History Museum, might be the city’s crowning jewel, but there are so much more to discover. Like Matthias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion. read more