Guidebook for Budapest

Ceci
Guidebook for Budapest

Food Scene

For emergancy cases... because Its about a few steps...
81 locals recommend
McDonald's
55 Teréz krt.
81 locals recommend
For emergancy cases... because Its about a few steps...
It's a quite old café in Budapest... quality of coffee is guaranteed..
19 locals recommend
Anna Café
5 Váci u
19 locals recommend
It's a quite old café in Budapest... quality of coffee is guaranteed..
Delicious Hungarian meals...
Puli
10 Deák Ferenc utca
Delicious Hungarian meals...
Closest shop for basics and food..
42 locals recommend
CBA
12 Veres Pálné u.
42 locals recommend
Closest shop for basics and food..

Everything Else

LUGGAGE STORAGE
8 locals recommend
Budapest Luggage Storage Váci
7-9 Régi posta utca
8 locals recommend
LUGGAGE STORAGE

Neighborhoods

The Etyek-Buda wine region lies 30 km from the capital.
8 locals recommend
Etyek
8 locals recommend
The Etyek-Buda wine region lies 30 km from the capital.
Szentendre is located just outside of Budapest. Churches, museums, galleries and cafes in Baroque settings symbolize this lovely town.
144 locals recommend
Szentendre
144 locals recommend
Szentendre is located just outside of Budapest. Churches, museums, galleries and cafes in Baroque settings symbolize this lovely town.
It is located on the right bank of the Danube, 30 km from Budapest. It is called a castle town because of the city’s main attractions. Visegrád is said to be one of the most beautiful cities in Hungary with a breath-taking view of the Danube Bend.
45 locals recommend
Visegrád
45 locals recommend
It is located on the right bank of the Danube, 30 km from Budapest. It is called a castle town because of the city’s main attractions. Visegrád is said to be one of the most beautiful cities in Hungary with a breath-taking view of the Danube Bend.

Traveler advice

Getting around

Validate your metro ticket

To validate your ticket, simply stick it into one of the orange machines at metro station entrances for a few seconds. You’ll hear a validation mark being printed onto the ticket and then a beep.
Getting around

Pedestrians have priority on crossings

Pedestrians have the right of way on zebra/pedestrian crossings in Hungary and generally, vehicles will give way to you. As always though, exercise caution!
Ways to save

Pay in Forints, not Euros

The currency in Hungary is the Forint (shortened to HUF). Occasionally though, you might find prices in shops quoted in Euros (EUR). Don’t be tempted! The conversion rate is almost always poor and you end up paying more than you should.
What to pack

Swimming suit and slipperies

Visit one of our amazing thermal baths in any season.
Getting around

Budapest is very English-friendly

Almost every restaurant has a menu in English.
Customs and culture

Tipping

Generally speaking, 10% of the total is appreciated in all cases with higher percentages for exceptional service.
Getting around

Never hail a taxi off the street

Always call a reputable taxi firm (Fo taxi, City taxi) and ask to be picked up from where you are. Never hail a cab from the side of the street.