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There are numerous things to do in Budapest today! From impressive buildings to charming baths, castles or relaxing hikes with stunning views, explore Budapest today for an unforgettable experience. Below you can find exactly what to do in Budapest today to have a memorable trip. Parliament Building This impressive Gothic Revival style building is one of the largest in Hungary and mesmerizing from every angle. It is the house to hundreds of offices and a landmark you shouldn’t miss. You can also visit some areas of the building as the inside is as beautiful as the outside. Cross the Danube river for an even better view of the amazing architectural gem. Gellert Baths Relaxation paradise alert! The Gellert Baths are not just an architectural wonder but an oasis of relaxation. Different types of pools, numerous saunas, you can even get a massage appointment or other spa treatments to wind down even more. This fantastic complex was built between 1912 and 1918 in art nouveau style. After suffering serious damage during the second world war, it’s been brought to its former glory in 2008, so you can now enjoy a relaxing day in Budapest! Dohany Street Synagogue Built between 1854 and 1859 it is the largest Synagogue in Europe, and one of the largest in the world outside Israel. Fall in love with the beautiful architecture and colorful details. The entire interior and gardens were restored in the 1990s and it’s now one of the must-see landmarks in Budapest. If you don’t know what to do today in Budapest, let the map bring you here! Buda Castle Hill Hop on the historic funicular (the second oldest in the world) for some stunning views of the Danube and Budapest. Take a break from the buzz of the city and walk around this green oasis for a breath of fresh air and some history. You can visit the amazing Buda Castle, have a picnic, and relax. Walk down towards the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, the first ever permanent bridge over the Danube in Hungary!
Emoke is friendly and well-spoken. She knows her subject really well so the tour was interesting and thorough.
We did the 3 hour private walking tour and were extremely,y pleased! András was terrific, showed us everything we were wanting to see and provided a lot of very useful information for the rest of our stay. He was very personable, exceptionally knowledgeable and his English was excellent, very easy to understand
We were only in Budapest for 36 hours so we had to maximize our time … Andras was great source of history and information. He was quick to respond and we would highly recommend him! TY Andras!
We enjoyed every minute of our tour and Emoke’s excellent insight and comments regarding Hungarian history. We highly recommend Emoke and this tour.