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Budapest is the capital of Hungary and a beautiful city that took my breath away instantly. It has bustling markets, beautiful river-front, delicious food and crazy people. I met and made friends with two really amazing girls and had fun beyond imagination. When in Budapest, watch out for these things -1. Budapest nightlife is one of the best in Europe. The clubs are open till 5am and you can dance till your last breath.

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Best time to visit Budapest is from March to May and from September to November

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DrumDrumDesign

Dob Utca 14, Budapest 1072

LUMAS Budapest

Oktober 6. utca 21., Budapest 1051

Resident Art Budapest Showroom

Andrassy ut 33., Budapest 1061

Glass Factory

29 Vadasz Street, Budapest

Secret Gallery

O utca 12., Budapest 1066

Koller Gallery

Tancsics Mihaly Street 5, 1014, Budapest 1014

Mono art & design

Kossuth Lajos utca 12., Budapest 1053

Orsiekszer

Kossuth Lajos Utca 14-16, Budapest 1053

Living Gallery Budapest

Nagy Diofa utca 34., Budapest 1072

Palmetta Design & Textile Art Gallery

Bartok Bela ut 30, Budapest 1111

ART&ME Gallery and Experience Space

Eotvos utca 27., ground floor 2., Budapest 1067

Kiskep Galeria

Orszaghaz utca 8., Budapest 1014

Workshop

Kiralyi Pal utca 9., Budapest 1053

Originart Gallery

Arany Janos St., 18, Budapest 1051

Eventuell Gallery

Nyary Pal utca 7., Budapest 1056

Balazs Folk Art Gallery

Haris Koz 3, Budapest 1052

Kugler Art Gallery

Suto Utca 2, Budapest 1052

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My First Solo Trip To Europe - When I Traveled to Budapest, Prague and Amsterdam.

By Aakanksha Magan

Budapest is a beautiful city and its charm has often led to it being called the 'Paris of the East'. It remains a popular destination because of its low prices, beautiful architecture, youthful spirit, vibrant nightlife, and history. It has complex past that has resulted in a beautifully diverse culture, reflected in every corner of the city. The 19th century Chain Bridge, connecting Buda and Pest, the two parts of the city divided by The Danube, is a great example of the architectural marvels that this city has. Sitting on the banks of Danube, while the sun sets and the city lights up, is one of the most peaceful and beautiful experiences in Europe.Cheapest Month To Fly: March 2018 from New DelhiMust Visit: Buda Castle, Parliament House, Jewish Quarter, Matthias Church.Must Eat: Langos, Goulash, Lecso, Tokaj Wine and Fisherman's Soup.Must Do: Take a dip at the Thermal Baths; Grab a glass of local wine at a Hungarian Ruin Bar; Walk through the Central Market Hall; Trek to Gellert Hill.Approximate Cost for a day: Attractions – Rs. 500; Food – Rs. 1000; Travel via public transport – Rs. 500; Accommodation – Average cost for one night – Rs. 2500 on double occupancy.

Cheapest Countries In Europe That Will Reduce Your Euro Trip Budget By Half

By Aakanksha Magan

Day 3Budapest welcomed us with winds we'd never experienced, and took our breath away the moment we landed. We knew our Europe Escapade had started now, truly. This city was everything our sore souls needed and more. Cheap, hip-hop and air which had a lot of love in it, Budapest remained a highlight of the trip.The Chain Bridge at night, the Castle and Fisherman's Bastion in the day, are absolute spectacles to watch.A big mug of Hungarian beer and a Hungarian Goulash are not to be missed, when in Budapest.However, the high point remained the relaxing and much needed hours spent in the Thermal water springs and a Saturday night party at the Ruin Bar. You've to be there to know what I mean.

My Summer, My Way - Epic European Escapade

By Sejal Goyal

During my student exchange in France, I hung out with quite a few Hungarians and one thing was for sure – Hungarians knew how to have fun! And why wouldn’t they ? With a country that offered cheap food and drinks (I paid lesser for a fancy brunch in Budapest than in India!), had a unique nightlife and known for its spa culture, it would be really hard not to be fun-loving.And this fun and beautiful place set the tone for our 18 day Central Europe trip. Here is my 2.5 day Budapest Itinerary followed by some travel and stay tips. Happy reading ????

The Grand Budapest Itinerary

By Divya Iyer

Day 1 : The Grand Budapest Walk-FestWe reached Budapest Airport at 1030 in the morning and took a train to our Airbnb apartment. Since we reached before check-in time, the place wasn’t ready and we couldn’t freshen up. But it was the first day of the trip and there was nothing that could stop us. We dumped our luggage at our host’s place and started off on our Budapest walk fest.Our first stop was a small roadside stall selling Hungarian sweet treats – Kürtőskalács. Yes, the suggestion to stop and eat was mine (Surprise, Surpise!) But trust me, I could smell the aroma from a few blocks away and I just had to try.

The Grand Budapest Itinerary

By Divya Iyer

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