
Hungary’s poster child is undeniably its capital city Budapest. At the banks of the Danube River you can go for a stroll, chill and enjoy the flair of the city. If you have time, you should go into one of the lovely cafés and order a homemade piece of Hungarian Dobus torte. It’s so delicious. Should you rather prefer savoury food, try the national dish Goulash soup. The main landmark and also highest building of the city is the 268 metre long House of Parliament with its 365 spires. In the west of Budapest on Gellért Hill you can find the so-called Liberty Statue and the bastille. The Buda Castle is also an impressive sight that you must see during your stay. The former Castle of the Hungarian Kings was completed in 1265 on the southern tip of Castle Hill. Nowadays it contains the National Library, National Gallery and a historical museum. Every year Budapest hosts several marathons and bike events which attract many sportsmen. Close to the Austrian border, you can visit the Rococo Castle Eszterháza in Fertőd which is nicknamed “Hungarian Versailles”.
Certainly you ask yourself, what is the cheapest way to get to Hungary? You are best advised to take the bus. International bus providers such as Eurolines, FlixBus and RegioJet as well as national bus operators like Autohec, Autotrans and Crnja Tour offer a huge choice of travel opportunities, which you can compare easily by using with CheckMyBus.
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