Archive for February, 2012

Wonderful Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. Situated on the banks of the Danube, it is one of the most beautiful and historic cities in Europe. Buda Hills, which is located on the western bank, is famous for Castle Hill. This picturesque area is in the heart of medieval Budapest. It is where romantic and classical buildings, cobblestone streets, and lush squares combine with breath-taking views of Pest. Pest is the flat lying land left of the bank of the Danube and is the heartbeat of this great city. This modern area offers cosmopolitan shops, charming parks, museums, theatres, and the heat of a pulsating nightlife. There is so much to enjoy, even on a budget. You will easily find a very nice and cheap Budapest hotel. You will also find that there are many fun and free activities. With all that Budapest has to offer, it’s no wonder why people choose to vacation here.

Budapest Parks and Gardens

There are a large number of parks sprinkled around the city of Budapest. The lush vegetation and fresh open air are a welcome contrast to the city vibe when it’s time to relax. These green spaces are so beautiful, have much to offer and there is no fee to enter them.

Vajdahunyad Castle

Inside Vajdahunyad Castle, Budapest

Photo By: mrgarris0n

There is no charge to stroll the courtyard of this beautiful site. It is a must see. The architecture and surroundings are breath-taking.

Heroes Square

One of the most visited sights of the Hungarian Capitol is Heroes Square. The is no charge to visit. This monument was built in 1896 in commemoration of the arrival of the Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin. This is the site of many special events.

Castle Hill

Budapest - Parliament

Photo By: Roger 4336
Take in the beautiful buildings, rich history, and amazing views at Castle Hill for free. The churches, synagogues, and other medieval structures will transport you to another time. Don’t miss this spot on your visit.

Central Market Hall

Central Market Hall

Photo By: IK’s World Trip
This is Budapest’s largest indoor market. It is a huge attraction for local shoppers as well as tourists. This structure is both beautiful and historic. Entrance is free.

The Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art

This museum is a free attraction offering International and Hungarian art. It houses artwork that has been collected by Peter and Irene Ludwig over the last 50 years. Enjoy the parallels of valuable American Pop Art and Eastern European avant-garde pieces from the 60,s and 70’s at no cost.

Free Walking Tours

You can enjoy the sights of Budapest on your own or participate in a free walking or sightseeing tour. Having a guide can be an advantage when you want to take in all the sights. There are many free tours available on both the Pest side and the Buda side of Budapest.

The city of Budapest is amazingly beautiful, historic, and vibrant. And you can truly enjoy it all on just a small budget.


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