The elegant interior will make you feel like you’re in a 1920s saloon where poets and writers used to sip espressos, while cakes and pastries will make you feel like you’re in confectionary heaven.
If you’re looking for a traditional way of sightseeing with a twist, don’t miss out on RiverRide, the first amphibious coach in Europe fusioning four-wheeled and water-based sightseeings!
Aranyszarvas, a multiple award-winning restaurant, offers perhaps the tastiest dishes of Hungarian cuisine in Budapest, and, in times of good weather, a sizeable terrace with a wondrous panorama.
Has the romantic atmosphere of early 20th century Budapest with dilapidated surroundings and traditional, 5-star dishes. Has Jewish meals, as well as Gypsy-style pork roast. Try the famous cholent.
The finest selection of pálinka distilled from fruits, vegetables, and everything nice. Unfortunately, sampling is not an option, but knowledgeable shop assistans will answer all your questions.
Bortársaság is the seventh heaven of wine lovers, where quality reds and whites fill up the shelves. The assortment is puzzlingly varied, so be prepared for a longer-than-expected stay.
Louis Vuitton's boutique located on Andrássy Avenue, adjacent to the Opera House. Luxurious goods sold for luxurious prices.
To quench your culture-thirst, head over to Buda Castle’s Hungarian National Gallery, where the largest public collection of Hungarian fine arts is exhibited.
Art Gallery’s goal is to showcase Hungarian and international masterpieces in the field of contemporary arts. At five to six major exhibitions annually, Art Gallery is a trendsetting institution.
Gellért Bath provides separate male and female baths, indoor pools, a huge outdoor pool, relaxing possibilities, and medical treatments.
Housed by the top floor of Gresham Palace, this spa features seven treatment rooms, including a couples' suite, a unisex sauna, separate steam rooms for men and women, and a whirlpool.
Hungary's first Michelin-starred restaurant offers a seasonally varying menu with unique dishes, more than three hundred types of wine, and a minimalist interior.
Situated at the foot of Buda Castle, it offers a pompous atmosphere and high-standard dishes of traditional Russian and French cuisine.
If you happen to be an enthusiast of jazz, blues, and jam, Budapest Jazz Club should be your destination, where performances by the very best Hungarian musicians are a nightly occurrence.
