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Kárpátia Restaurant & Brasserie
- food & drink
The romantic atmosphere of Kárpátia Restaurant with its golden walls, wonderful paintings and soft music in the background attracts foreigners and locals alike.
The elegant environment, the fast service are equal preparations for the excellent meal which is a faithful presentation of the Hungarian cuisine. Contemporary or traditional, the chef cannot make a mistake. The numerous ...
The elegant environment, the fast service are equal preparations for the excellent meal which is a faithful presentation of the Hungarian cuisine. Contemporary or traditional, the chef cannot make a mistake. The numerous ...
1053 Budapest, Ferenciek tere 7-8.
Phone: +36 1 317 3596
Csillaghegyi Bath
- health & wellness
Csillaghegy Open-Air Bath is the oldest bath in the capital. It started operation as early as the second half of the 19th century and has been operating in its present form since 2000. It is open even in winter, under a canvas tent roof.
The open-air bath is built into the hillside in a terraced manner ; the swimming and beach pools can be found on the first level, while the children's ...
The open-air bath is built into the hillside in a terraced manner ; the swimming and beach pools can be found on the first level, while the children's ...
1038 Budapest, Pusztakúti út 2-6. /Public transportation: by suburban light train (HÉV) and by bus 42.
Phone: +36 1 242 0754
Dagály Baths
- health & wellness
At the moment, there are 10 pools of various forms and temperatures in the facility's pleasant, picturesque surroundings. In 2000, the 2 large-sized thermal sitting pools situated on the territory of the Bath were transformed into 4 up-to-date pools and equipped with water filtering and circulation devices, these are utilized as a children's pool, thermal sitting pool, fancy pool and teaching ...
1135 Budapest, Népfürdõ utca 36. /Public transportation: by subway 3, by tram 1, by bus 133.
Phone: +36 30 215 6566
Rudas Baths
- health & wellness
The baths is believed to have been built in the 1550s and rebuilt by Pasha Sokol Mustafa in 1566. At that time it was called `Green Columned Baths`. The centre of the present Rudas Baths, the Turkish bath, was formed during the Turkish occupation. It has an octagonal pool under a 10m-span dome supported by eight columns and surrounded by a barrel-vaulted corridor.
It exists today almost ...
It exists today almost ...
1013 Budapest, Döbrentei tér 9. /By public transportation: buses 5, 7, 8 and 86 as well as tramway 18 and 19.
Phone: +36 1 356 1010
6.
- travel
Take a ten minute walk or three stops with tram No. 49 or 47 (note the older carriages) to the Deák tér terminal (do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Classicist building of the Hungarian National Museum). Take the yellow subway known as the Millennium Underground and get off at Heroes' Square (Hosök tere).
Gerbaud Cukrászda
- food & drink
1051 Budapest Vörösmarty tér 7-8.
Phone: Tel: +36 1 429 9000
Alabárdos
- food & drink
Set in a series of 15C buildings opposite the castle and named after its guards, this professionally run restaurant has stood here for over 50 years. It's formal yet atmospheric, with subtle modern touches and a delightful terrace. Cooking is rich and flavourful and features classic dishes with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Orszagház utca 2
Phone: +36 1 356 0851
Baltazár
- food & drink
A hidden gem, tucked away to the north of the Old Town, away from the crowds. Sit on the pretty terrace or head into the striking bistro, where stage spotlights illuminate boldly painted concrete walls. Cooking focuses on Hungarian classics and meats from the Josper grill. Its bedrooms are also ultra-modern - MICHELIN Guide.
Petrus
- food & drink
Friendly neighbourhood bistro where Budapest meets Paris - both in the décor and the food. The chef-owner's passion is obvious and the cooking is rustic and authentic, with bold flavours and a homely touch. If you're after something a little different, ask to dine in the old Citroën 2CV! - MICHELIN Guide.
1094 Budapest, Ferent tér 2-3.
Phone: +36 1 951 25 97
Kárpátia Restaurant & Brasserie
- food & drink
The romantic atmosphere of Kárpátia Restaurant with its golden walls, wonderful paintings and soft music in the background attracts foreigners and locals alike.
The elegant environment, the fast service are equal preparations for the excellent meal which is a faithful presentation of the Hungarian cuisine. Contemporary or traditional, the chef cannot make a mistake. The numerous ...
The elegant environment, the fast service are equal preparations for the excellent meal which is a faithful presentation of the Hungarian cuisine. Contemporary or traditional, the chef cannot make a mistake. The numerous ...
1053 Budapest, Ferenciek tere 7-8.
Phone: +36 1 317 3596
Csillaghegyi Bath
- health & wellness
Csillaghegy Open-Air Bath is the oldest bath in the capital. It started operation as early as the second half of the 19th century and has been operating in its present form since 2000. It is open even in winter, under a canvas tent roof.
The open-air bath is built into the hillside in a terraced manner ; the swimming and beach pools can be found on the first level, while the children's ...
The open-air bath is built into the hillside in a terraced manner ; the swimming and beach pools can be found on the first level, while the children's ...
1038 Budapest, Pusztakúti út 2-6. /Public transportation: by suburban light train (HÉV) and by bus 42.
Phone: +36 1 242 0754
Dagály Baths
- health & wellness
At the moment, there are 10 pools of various forms and temperatures in the facility's pleasant, picturesque surroundings. In 2000, the 2 large-sized thermal sitting pools situated on the territory of the Bath were transformed into 4 up-to-date pools and equipped with water filtering and circulation devices, these are utilized as a children's pool, thermal sitting pool, fancy pool and teaching ...
1135 Budapest, Népfürdõ utca 36. /Public transportation: by subway 3, by tram 1, by bus 133.
Phone: +36 30 215 6566
Rudas Baths
- health & wellness
The baths is believed to have been built in the 1550s and rebuilt by Pasha Sokol Mustafa in 1566. At that time it was called `Green Columned Baths`. The centre of the present Rudas Baths, the Turkish bath, was formed during the Turkish occupation. It has an octagonal pool under a 10m-span dome supported by eight columns and surrounded by a barrel-vaulted corridor.
It exists today almost ...
It exists today almost ...
1013 Budapest, Döbrentei tér 9. /By public transportation: buses 5, 7, 8 and 86 as well as tramway 18 and 19.
Phone: +36 1 356 1010
6.
- travel
Take a ten minute walk or three stops with tram No. 49 or 47 (note the older carriages) to the Deák tér terminal (do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Classicist building of the Hungarian National Museum). Take the yellow subway known as the Millennium Underground and get off at Heroes' Square (Hosök tere).
Gerbaud Cukrászda
- food & drink
1051 Budapest Vörösmarty tér 7-8.
Phone: Tel: +36 1 429 9000
Alabárdos
- food & drink
Set in a series of 15C buildings opposite the castle and named after its guards, this professionally run restaurant has stood here for over 50 years. It's formal yet atmospheric, with subtle modern touches and a delightful terrace. Cooking is rich and flavourful and features classic dishes with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Orszagház utca 2
Phone: +36 1 356 0851
Baltazár
- food & drink
A hidden gem, tucked away to the north of the Old Town, away from the crowds. Sit on the pretty terrace or head into the striking bistro, where stage spotlights illuminate boldly painted concrete walls. Cooking focuses on Hungarian classics and meats from the Josper grill. Its bedrooms are also ultra-modern - MICHELIN Guide.
Petrus
- food & drink
Friendly neighbourhood bistro where Budapest meets Paris - both in the décor and the food. The chef-owner's passion is obvious and the cooking is rustic and authentic, with bold flavours and a homely touch. If you're after something a little different, ask to dine in the old Citroën 2CV! - MICHELIN Guide.
1094 Budapest, Ferent tér 2-3.
Phone: +36 1 951 25 97