Budapest Hungary

When planning a trip to Europe, most tourists would think about visiting Paris, London, or Madrid, among other famous destinations in the continent. However, there is one particular city in Central/Eastern Europe that is slowly but surely capturing tourists' attention and that is Hungarian capital city, Budapest. The major appeal of this world travel guide to Budapest is that it suits travelers across various budget range. From your daytime stroll and until the evening unfolds, this city...Read Full Story

Hungary is one of those particularly unique countries in Europe – despite being landlocked and sharing borders with seven other countries, it’s developed and maintained a quite distinct language and culture. Hungarian is well-known to be one of the most difficult languages in Europe, but fortunately plenty of Hungarians speak a little English and you don’t need to learn the language to enjoy a trip there. I found it a particularly welcoming country with friendly, helpful locals, and would...Read Full Story

Budapest is a certainly beautiful city to walk and explore different areas and districts. The presence of the Danube of course makes it an inevitable destination for romantics and travelers seeking a moment of reverie, but it is also the amount of green areas available in this city, that make your visit, as well as, a deep cultural exploration, a place to breathe fresh air and share a good time outdoors. Budapest is divided into two parts that give it its name: Buda and Pest. From the...Read Full Story

by Adina Laura Achim I love getting lost through the large boulevards of the 5 th and 6 th Kerulet in Budapest, walking through the streets as a ghost, hiding my face under my long fur coat, so that I can pass unnoticed, and admire the life in the streets, without being bothered with meaningless questions from lost tourists or talkative locals. Usually, I prefer to be in the spotlight, but in Budapest, anonymity is a welcomed change. This invisibility gives me power, because I can observe...Read Full Story

eTravelTrips Blog What makes this Hungarian capital an endlessly diverse adventure is the fact that in 1873, two towns (yes, Buda and Pest) on opposite sides of the Danube River united to become known as the Queen of the Danube and one of the largest cities in the European Union today. Brace yourself for the most unique experience in Eastern (or all) Europe as Hungary is an outpost of cultural and linguistic distinction that stands abruptly apart from its Slavic and Germanic neighbors...Read Full Story