3-DAY TRIP IN BUDAPEST, THE BEST ITINERARY

In this post we tell you our 3-day trip in Budapest. You will see what our itinerary through the capital of Hungary was, and hopefully I can help you to plan your visit to Budapest and optimize the time you have. And remember, in the end you will find a box full of links of interest if you want to travel to Budapest 🙂

First things first: the photos in this post are going to be a poop because we take them with our mobile poop. And why do we take them out with the mobile poop? Because our poop-camera decided to die a gray October day in the streets of Sófia. As I would say in Italian 'li mortacci tua'(better if I don't translate). Anyway, how to despair about something so banal would have been more sad than crying for an onion that did not deserve our tears, we decided to put ourselves in a challenge: take cool photos with the mobile-poop ... verdict?

Challenge absolutely not overcome, But what's more, Budapest is a spectacular city that can be enjoyed at every step, with or without a camera. And this we did ... here is the story of our 3-day trip in Budapest (It was really 2 and a half days juas juas).

We begin to explore the most modern part, that of Pest, full of monuments, churches, locals and street art. Here you cannot absolutely stop doing these 10 things:

• Visit the Parliament most beautiful in the world.
• Walk on the banks of Danube.
• Stand in front of theshoes worn and half broken, placed to pay tribute to the Jewish victims of the Second GM.
• Make a mini route of religious buildings, our favorites are St. Stephen's Cathedral and the impressive Synagogue, the second largest in the world after New York.
• Cross the Chain Bridge, the most beautiful in the city.
• Get lost in the positions of Central Market (Nagy Vasarcsarnok), an enjoyment for the eyes, the nose ... and especially for the palate.
• Explore the area of ​​the Heroes Square.
• Relax in one of the many spas from Budapest.
• Toast with a good (and cheap) beer in one of the many Nova Budapest from the city.
• Eat a goulash (and whatever you want, because everything is delicious) in the restaurant Frici Papa in the street Király u. 55 (thanks Chirly for the tip!).

Buddha is also worth a visit ... and go if you deserve it! It is our favorite part! The truth is that there are not many things to do here but the few there are, uh ... are to point in your wishlist!

First of all we advise you to go up to Castle with bus 16 and stroll through what was once the residence of the kings of Hungary. The views from here are incredible, but if there is a place that has definitely made us fall in love in Budapest this is theFisherman's Bastion.

The Fisherman's Bastion, with its 7 towers representing the 7 tribes that founded Hungary, is one of those places that drive anyone crazy. Stroll around here, enjoy the views, fall in love every second a little more with Budapest ... uhh it was the best of the trip in the capital of Hungary!

If you have time (and if you do not have one, we advise you to take it from anywhere) we have a tip for you: Budapest is a city with many tourist attractions but its less known part deserves to be discovered! Leave the map aside and get lost in its alleyways, walk the lesser-known neighborhoods, walk aimlessly and you will be rewarded with a Budapest perhaps less 'divine' but much more authentic.

And you can not miss the article in which we tell you which are the best ruin pubs in Budapest.

- What to do: if what you want is to know toooooo everything what to see and do on a three-day trip in Budapest look here

- Where to sleep: We spent 3 nights in an apartment in Nova Budapest.

Video: Things to Do in Budapest: 3 Day Travel Guide (April 2024).