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Chain Bridge, the oldest bridge in Budapest

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Eight famous bridges span the Danube in Budapest linking Buda and Pest. Each bridge has a totally different character and style and each has a fascinating story to tell. These bridges are a vital part of Budapest transport infrastructure and popular tourist attractions at the same time. read more

Margaret Island – the green heart of Budapest

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I bet that everybody can name some world-famous parks around the globe, like Hyde Park, Central Park, Park Güell, Bois de Boulogne, Golden Gate Park, etc. Let me introduce you to our very own world-famous park, called Margaret Island (Margitsziget), the green heart of Budapest, the leisure escape from the hectic city. read more

Best rooftop bars in Budapest

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I’m not sure why, but there’s something about drinking on a rooftop that makes it simply far more exciting than drinking on the ground floor. It could be the incredible views and the luxurious surroundings of the rooftop bar space, or the fact that you can unashamedly stare at the world and people below, or simply feeling like you’re part of this secret club up in the sky. read more

Inspiring quotes about Budapest to make you want to visit

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Budapest has inspired some truly beautiful travel quotes. The late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, having been well prepared for the beauty of Budapest, was nonetheless surprised at its magnificence. “They said that of course, Budapest is beautiful,” he remarked. “But it is in fact almost ludicrously beautiful.” read more

My top 3 fun things to do at home while social distancing

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We’re living in a super crazy time right now, and there is no one whose everyday life is not affected by coronavirus in some form. Those who have stuck indoors for the foreseeable future are looking for things to do at home during this pandemic. Some of you are going crazy not able to go and do the things you normally would do.

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The Most Instagrammable Spots in Budapest

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Budapest didn’t get the names “Queen of Danube” or “Paris of the East” by accident. This incredibly cool destination is an Instagrammer’s dream city with its gorgeous views, beautiful architecture, its mix of eclectic restaurants, glam shopping districts and buzzing nightlife. read more

Budapest’s best outdoor ice-skating rinks

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When the temperature drops, that means it’s time to go ice-skating. In winter it’s one of the best sport activities for citizens. I did a lot of ice-skating in winters as a kid. I grew up in an industrial suburb of Budapest called Újpest. This suburb had an ice rink, where I spent almost every Sunday with my mom ice-skating at wintertime.
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Christmas tram is back in Budapest

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It might sound like a cliché, but the Western world has got the Christmas fever already. By mid-November, Christmas music begins playing in shops and malls across the cities. And by the time Christmas rolls around you might wish that one-horse open sleigh would run off the road. It makes no difference in Budapest. read more

Where are Christmas Markets in Budapest?

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Budapest is a capital of four seasons, which has become one of the most popular destinations for travelers in Europe in 2019. Budapest delivers a scene reminiscent of a classic Christmas movie by offering a cozy winter atmosphere with romantic architectural sights. The capital’s winter festivals, the Advent and Christmas Fairs, are dedicated to showcasing the unparalleled cultural treasures, unique traditions and exemplifying the famous Hungarian hospitality.
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Día de los Muertos in Budapest

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Día de los Muertos is a colorful holiday when Mexicans remember and celebrate the lives of those who have passed away. In the last few years it became more popular in Mexico and, increasingly, abroad.

On November 3, 2019 in the garden of Havana Salsa Bar & Restaurant food enthusiasts can taste diverse dishes and dynamic culinary styles of the gastronomy of Cuba and Mexico. The afternoon will be all about fun with different activities for children. Enjoy the great entertainment of the Cuban band La Movida and mariachis from Mexico.

Free entry. No table reservation needed.

For more information please click on this Facebook event.

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