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First time in Budapest, what to see, where to go, what excursions would you recommend with a child of 11 years old in the month of May?
In addition to the aquarium, we definitely plan to go there.
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- Buy a sightseeing tour of Budapest: Heroes' Square, Huniard Castle, Andrássy Avenue, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Chain Bridge, Parliament, Citadel.
- Perhaps go on an excursion-cruise along the Danube "Night Budapest", you will see the Medieval bridges, the Fortress of the XVIII century, the Royal Palace, the Royal Coronation Cathedral, the Parliament, the Citadel .. Margaret Island ...
- Walk along the Váci pedestrian street to Vásárcsarnok Central Market and enter the market (the oldest and largest indoor market in Budapest, built in 1897).
- Perhaps go on an excursion-cruise along the Danube "Night Budapest", you will see the Medieval bridges, the Fortress of the XVIII century, the Royal Palace, the Royal Coronation Cathedral, the Parliament, the Citadel .. Margaret Island ...
- Walk along the Váci pedestrian street to Vásárcsarnok Central Market and enter the market (the oldest and largest indoor market in Budapest, built in 1897).
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answered 6 years ago
How long will you be in the city? Does the child like walking?
As for the sightseeing tour, you can watch all this on your own, in free mode, without a tour.
Night Budapest - I agree, it's beautiful.
Walking along the pedestrian street with the market is a dubious entertainment.
It is rational to buy a travel card, use transport (tram 2 along the embankment).
Getting to the National Theater is an interesting building, next to the Museum of Modern Art.
You can buy tickets to the Parliament online in advance (if you are interested, I’ll tell you something in a personal message), go down to the embankment to the monument to the executed residents (a very strong impression).
Climb Mount Gellert and see the monument to Buda and Pest nearby.
When the weather is nice, it's great to spend time on Margaret Island.
Of course, the baths. And not only Széchenyi.
The oceanarium is a zoo (I'm not in the subject)? If not, then the zoo is a must)))
As for the sightseeing tour, you can watch all this on your own, in free mode, without a tour.
Night Budapest - I agree, it's beautiful.
Walking along the pedestrian street with the market is a dubious entertainment.
It is rational to buy a travel card, use transport (tram 2 along the embankment).
Getting to the National Theater is an interesting building, next to the Museum of Modern Art.
You can buy tickets to the Parliament online in advance (if you are interested, I’ll tell you something in a personal message), go down to the embankment to the monument to the executed residents (a very strong impression).
Climb Mount Gellert and see the monument to Buda and Pest nearby.
When the weather is nice, it's great to spend time on Margaret Island.
Of course, the baths. And not only Széchenyi.
The oceanarium is a zoo (I'm not in the subject)? If not, then the zoo is a must)))
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answered 6 years ago
What is it like to visit Budapest and not walk along Váci, its main pedestrian street? How not to stop by to see the unique old market built by Eiffel himself? And - yes, the Oceanarium and the zoo are different things, the first incidentally is located in the commercial center of Campona, you can combine shopping and entertainment.
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