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Hungarian flavours
Very often tourists ask what Hungarian flavours and dishes to try? Here are some basic Hungarian dishes you should try as a tourist.
City Park, Budapest
In the 18th century, the City Park was a deserted area of marshes and pastures. At the end of the century, János Boráros, the city magistrate, began to transform the "forest", which had become a popular place for hikers, into an amusement park and entertainment area.
1. Start with the weather! In summer in Hungary, it's 25-35 degrees and the sun is bright. Strong sunscreen, umbrella, beach tent and a small hat are a must for your little one. Beaches usually have trees for shade. However, 1-1 quick thunderstorms are common in the summer at BAlaton! So include a little raincoat and wellies in your pack....
Heroes' Square, Budapest
Heroes' Square is the largest and most impressive square in Budapest's 14th district, and in a narrower sense it marks the Millennium Monument. The monument is a beautiful semi-circular work of columns with statues of the most important Hungarian kings and heroes.
Budapest's city centre is pretty easy to get around, so with a few simple tricks you can get around the city with confidence!
If you're planning a trip to Hungary, don't miss out on Budapest sightseeing. If you don't know how to start planning, I can help!
Gül Baba's grave in Budapest
Budapest is home to many spectacular Turkish monuments, as the Turkish occupation lasted for almost 150 years. Not only our language and facial features, but also our cities and buildings, preserve Turkish memories. The Turkish tomb of Gül Baba is a 16th-century Turkish burial chapel on the Rózsadomb, one of the most beautiful districts of...
Parliament, Budapest
The Budapest Parliament is open to the public, tickets must be bought in advance and the tour lasts 45 minutes. I am writing this article because, unfortunately, guided tours in our Parliament in rare languages (e.g. Polish) are very rare and difficult to obtain. Buying tickets is basically easy, you have to buy them on the site. If you want...