Hungary

Váci utca is the backbone of Budapest's shopping district. If you like it quieter you could shop in markets instead of the high streets. Two flea markets you could go to are Ecseri piac ... [full story]

There is a wide range of restaurants. Table service is common, although self-service restaurants are less expensive. A typical menu would offer you two or three courses. Some dairy and pastry shops also offer ... [full story]

You can book at international chains, deluxe and first class hotels and also the more reasonable lodging.If you want a typically local flavour to your visit, for a nominal price, stay at a private ... [full story]

Spring is the most wonderful time to visit Budapest. The summers are warm, sunny and long, but it rains a lot in May and June. Resorts are very crowded in late July and August. ... [full story]

Getting around the place is no hassle at all. Taxis are available fairly easily and of course you could rent a car. Public transport is both cheap and easy to catch.. The subway, buses ... [full story]

By AirThe main cities of the USA and Europe have direct flights to Budapest, the capital, in Hungary. The international airport is the Ferihegy Airport, 16km from the city centre of Budapest. Taxis are ... [full story]