My husband and I recently vacationed in the city and it was my responsibility to "plan our visit." I was overwhelmed trying to plan for the three day visit (I am not the planner of the family). My AAA agent did not provide much help as he only recommended I visit the Viator website. I needed a specific day by day of what to do and see. I stumbled upon the Stuffed Cabbage TH-cam channel. This video gave me exactly what I needed a specific itinerary for each day. I wrote everything down and used it as my daily agenda. We also dined at several of the places mentioned in this video for example Viviana. I did watch how to use public transportation in Budapest which aided in our trip. Stuffed Cabbage, you gave me the clear instructions on how to manage the city and the confidence to do so. I really appreciate your help and incite on the city of Budapest and its peoples. I have been telling all of my friends to visit Budapest for it is beautiful, historic, easy to get around due to the fact people speak English and more importantly (I found) the people to be super friendly and helpful. My husband and I will be back to visit. Koszonom, Stuffed Cabbage.
As Magyar living in the USA I was confused about the food prices until I realized the cost were for a day for the 2 of you. Miss my homeland very much and thank you so much for taking me back home. By the way your wife is nagyon szép. Köszönöm szépen a videót
I am from the Greece and as a child I had a best friend whose family is from Uggaria and I always wanted to visit. I think that next summer I will go to Vudapesti ! thank you for this video
We were in Budapest last month for the F1 race and we ended doing most of what you show in this video. Loved the city, the food, and the people!! Langos is just fantastic.
We spent 5 days in Budapest in May, Wow! What an amazing beautiful city, we crammed so much in, but still only scratched the surface. So much to see and do. Lovely friendly people, delicious food & we said we felt very safe 😊 will definitely revisit, probably many times has its only a 2 hour flight from UK 😊
Perfect timing for me as I'm in Budapest now for 2 weeks (but doing lots of day trips elsewhere, I'm on a train back from Esztergom as I type this). I'll watch this tonight. Thanks so much for your extremely high-quality, entertaining and quirky videos! Your top 10 Hungarian dishes video is the reason I chose Hungary for my holidays this year, I'm working my way around the étkezdék...
Hi Akos, thank you for making and sharing your videos. They have inspired us to come to Budapest from Australia to see this amazingly beautiful city on a European trip. We are here today, Friday 30th , seen and done so much but have only just scratched the surface. We will be back. Loved all your entertaining information and SOH. Say hi to your lovely producer from us Aussies. Damon & Kylie 😁
Hey there! Thank you so much for the kind message! Really happy to hear you had a lovely time here and I hope you can return soon to dig deeper and gain more awesome memories here 😎
Thank you, Akos. We're arriving at the end of September. Based on all your previous videos, I've already made a plan for our 3-day visit: Day 1 - Margaret Island and a walk along the Danube near the Parliament, and a visit to the market; Day 2 - Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Park, followed by dinner in the city center; and Day 3 - a tour of the Buda castles and another dinner. I love parks the most, and we want to experience the city, not just rush from one attraction to another. The only thing I missed in this video was a mention that it's best to use public transportation - something I learned from your videos - and to note that the currency is the forint. Everything else is excellent, just like all the videos I've watched. Thanks to you and your wife! Mima
Thank you so much! Your 3 day plan looks very nice, I am absolutely sure you'll have a great time here in September, weather is usually excellent to enjoy the parks and gardens 😊
OMG, Stuffed Cabbage and team, you guys are awesome. Thank you for the time spent on producing this informative video about sightseeing in Budapest. 😀👍
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures your video has given me lots of ideas. I am planning for 5 complete days in Budapest. Perhaps is too long but I like to take it slow and easy to explore this beautiful city. Cheers!
We’ve just discovered you and your channel and have really been won over by everything you have shown in all the videos we’ve seen. Budapest is now firmly on our list of places to visit and soon!
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures nicd thing about is i have a good friend in szeged she arranged and booked everything. even the flights over and back. so i just had to sit back and enjoy the hols mind you i spent a few fts still thats what hols are for
I am also very pro the reconstruction, it may come as ''unoriginal'' but even the buildings that are standing for more than 200 years have been reconstructed and even changed many times. Being able to see how things were years ago and admire the architecture again does not take away anything from the city. I would have loved that to happen in my city. Good job and very helpful video btw
My girlrfriend and I were just there last week for 7 days and we really enjoyed it! The architecture is amazing and the public transport is the best I have seen anywhere! The prices are a bit high for food when compared to our country Malta but some other stuff was cheap so it was compensated for. Unfortunately the Heroes square was under restoration when we went 😢😢
"Csak" 120 év után Gábriel arkangyalt, most először veszik le a "csúcsról" és viszik restaurálni. Szerintem utána látogatható lesz a tér, tudom önt már nem érinti, de hátha valakit , aki olvassa, még igen.
@@jeanpierregalea9048Nem baj, legalább lesz még miért visszajönnötök.😂😂😂 Ha jól tudom jövő májusban lesz visszatéve, akkor valószínű újra le lesz zárva, nehogy megismétlődjön megint. 🤣🤣🤣
Coming to Budapest from Vienna for a day-ish. Clearly more to do than what we will have time for! The baths seem like a "must-do" and we are trying to decide.
Thank you very much for putting so much effort into making this super video, and the others on your channel. We spent five days in Budapest and the information we got from you helped us have a great adventure.
Watched your vids for a trip to Budapest went to the traditional restaurant yesterday, red n white table cloths had the beef 👌 it was excellent thank you 👍
Been here 3 days to visit my niece and the city. Great place so far! Might rent a Harley tomorrow and explorer more. 2 more days if fun! Hell of a change in weather coming for Scotland.
Thank you so much for this video as i am going to spend 1 week in Budapest in October, hope i can meet you guys and take a selfie with you , love from India and New Zealand :)
Another wonderful video! I love your beautiful city. I'm hoping to visit it in the Fall. Maybe you could develop a map walking tour like the one in this video. Which month would you suggest is the best time to be there, Sept, or Oct? I especially enjoy the coffee, & food part. I am in California, & we are coffee lovers too!
Hey there! I don't think there is much difference between September and October, both are nice times to visit 😊 October 23 is a national holiday here when stores and shops are closed (restaurants and bars are mostly open).
I hace seen all of your videos! You are very good at making vlogs. Congrats bro. I will be visiting Budapest this october and I am now very more informed! Also, I am hungarian because of my grandpa so this feel very special to me
Hey bro, thank you for the video and that was a awesome 3 day itinerary for Budapest, since I'm going to be coming to Hungary in a few weeks, looking forward to retracing your footsteps and more as enjoy your beautiful homeland / city of Budapest.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Yes I am binge watching your videos and I'm making my list from them..🤣 Only a few weeks left before I'm on my way. Also thank you very much for being so thorough in your videos.
👋🏼 Small struggling Travel Channel here. I love your content, thanks for this great video! You inspire me to keep grinding my channel, maby one day I’ll grow as big as you 🥲
Fantastic video with all the guides and it would be of great help if can also add in the type of transportation you take to get to the places of attractions that would be a great help for tourist who is no clue on how to get around.
Hey there! Budapest has a great and versitile transport system, we have a dedicated video about it actually 😊 Within the city there are multiple ways to get around depending on where you are and what time it is, the Budapest Go app helps with planning the journeys in any moment from anywhere. We do call out if it's a specific line like the old historic subway, but the rest can be very flexible, so we didn't want to limit people's choices. We definately recommend having the Budapest Go app installed and used 😊
Hi Akos. I loved your videos and the way you show and explain places and things to do. You are funny. I am going to Budapest in November, I am sure that I will love the city.
Akos, Greetings from Ireland, Excellent video. I cannot wait for our trip to this wonderful city in October. Two questions: Visiting a ruin bar: how do you order a drink - do you ask for a small glass of beer or a pint of beer or is there a drink menu to view. In Ireland, we order a pint or a small half-pint glass and tell the bar person what drink we want (can I have a pint of Guinness please?) Coffee shops- I don’t drink coffee, but was wondering do coffee shops sell tea or would you get a laugh if you ask for cup of tea. Thank John Ireland
Hey there! There will always be a drink menu as there are usually different kinds of beers available. If you ask for a small or large beer and do not specify the brand you'll likely get the lager on the menu, or if there is multiple lagers it will likely be the medium or more expensive one when it comes to price. Or if the Bartenders are nice they will ask which brand you wish to have :) But there will always be either a menu or a board behind the bartenders that show the beers and the prices. So just tell them if you wish to have a Small (a glass, about 0,2-0,3 l) or a Large (we call it "Korsó", its 0,5 l) Beer, and call out the name of the brand you want 😀 Most of the time it will be Soproni or Dreher from the Hungarian brands and Pilsner or Staropramen from the international ones, but in ruin bars there may be a lot of other craft beers as well. Regarding tea, nobody will bat an eye, drinking tea is part of the culture, however not in the same way as in the UK for example. In most places it will be simple filter pouch tea, but specialty coffee places and some cafes will have proper tea selections. If you are into tea, I can recommend a place for you: Sirius Teahaz, they specialise in Tea and have a large selection, plus there is a wacky interior along with it 😊 I hope you'll have a good time here in Budapest!
Akos, Thanks for that informative reply. I cannot wait to taste the local beer. An Irishman never orders a small glass of beer ha ha. I will check-out Sirius Teahaz. We Irish, would win Olympic medals for tea drinking. Thanks again John from Ireland. @@StuffedCabbageAdventures
I'm planning my trip to Budapest for New years eve. This video is insanely great produced with such valuable information. Thank you, best regards from Montenegro :))
Budapest is very beautiful this time of the year! But very cold too! At least for the southern Europeans. The food is interesting, prices are reasonable. I really miss the Christmas vibe of the city. Hungarians are very polite when they are not drunk. I had some bad experiences late at night from drunk people but nothing during the day! I blame alcohol for my bad luck incidents. Have a pleasant trip!
@@Dida16 Thank you Dida. I've heard only the best for Budapest. Well where i'm from winters are very mild with a lot of sunshine but then again the moist is huge so it can get super cold as well :)) We're used to it :))
Thank you soo much...i am a vry big fan of ur videos...can you please elaborate on the weather durring late november and early December in budapest..is it worth visiting that time??
Hey there! My personal opinion is that the best seasons for a visit are Spring and Autumn, but November and December are still fine for a visit. If you dress appropriately and have layers it should be fine. In December the added bonus is the Christmas decoration and the Xmas Markets. We don't get much snow, but rainy days are more common during these months however if you don't let your enthusiasm down just because of some wind, a bit of colder air and occasional rain, then these months are also good for a visit 😊
Great video as always ! My plan is to visit Budapest this weekend and as I can see the weather will be cold and rainy. Any tips in that situation with that type of weather ? 😊
Hey there! A thermal bath can still be done as those have pools inside as well (Gellért and Rudas are mostly indoors). There are some interesting Museums like the Hospital in the Rock or the Cave Walking tour in the Castle district, but the House of Music is a nice and unique ineractive museum about the history of World Music and Hungarian music, or the House of Terror is also a unique and interesting museum if you enjoy learning about History, even if it's not the most happy part of the past. Retro Museum is also interesting if you want to learn about life on the Eastern side of the Iron Curtain and a really fun place to spend hours if you enjoy old arcades is the Flipper Museum where for an entry ticket you can play oldschool flipper and other arcade machines as much as you like. People also really enjoy the Museum of Fine Arts. I personally don't mind the rain, even if it's not my favorite weather, I just try to dress up waterproof as much as possible, take it a bit slower and try to implement a bit more places with a roof above my head :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Thanks for the advice. I had no idea but today I find out that both Gellert and Rudas , they don’t accept children under 14, so it’s not a family thing to do for sure 😊
@@BozzzMl Yeah, unfortunately there is a law that forbids children under 14 years of age to visit a Medicinal Thermal Bath. I didn't know that in Gellért there is a complete rejection as they should have a few non-medicinal pools, on the Budapest Thermal Baths website it only states Rudas and Dandár where no children under 14 are allowed at all :(
We will be in Budapest next week. For one day, I am going to rent a car and travel further away. I don't need the car over night. Are there any 24 car rental places in the city? Would I be able to park the car in the rental car parking lot if I get back early? Or will I have to pay for overnight parking? Sorry to make you my tour guide. I have found a car rental place online, but happy to take your recommendations. I enjoyed your beer video and will be drinking some of the ones you recommended.
Hey there! Unfortunately I do not have information about rental cars, nor about their policies. Major brands like Avis, Herz, Europcar or Sixt are available in the city, but looking at google maps I do not see any of the locations open 24 hours, but I would suggest reaching out to them directly to find out perhaps there is an option for 24h dropoff.
Thank you for the super informative video! How many of these recommendations relevant for winter time? Is Normafa or the City park worth walking around during December or am I crazy?
Hey there! I feel that these are relevant even in winter time. City park is nice and peaceful and the same applies to Normafa. Maybe there isnt much greenery, but its a nice walk in the forest and perhaps if there is snow it's even better 😊 So no, you are not crazy 😊
The prices seem to be a bit confusing and some are really, really expensive...maybe take a look at those. You don't want to give the wrong impression of our wonderful city! I think what you may be doing is first showing the cost of the current place and then the cumulative costs for the two of you. If so, I'm sure it's really clear that you are doing that. As I've often said, I love your videos and this is no exception. I will be sharing on Facebook
Hey there Don, thanks for your continued support of the channel! 😊 I can understand why prices may be confusing. Unfortunately prices vary by a lot depending on the area of the city and the attractions themselves. If we compare prices of Pozsonyi Restaurant with Pörcz és Prézli there is a significant difference for example and of course Szimpla Kert is very expensive compared to some other pubs... We tried to visit places with a balance to show both cheaper alternatives and some more expensive ones as well, to get the best but a balanced experience out of a 3 day itinerary 😊 We tried this new way of showing the spend so far and the price of the place we visit then add those together, but perhaps next time we'll try a different and more clear mode to showcase 😊
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Hey there! In all honesty, most of this is still applicable in December as well 😊 Christmas Markets are something that can be added, and while attending Szechenyi Thermal baths during a cold day can be something special it may not be for everyone, but then you can switch that to another thermal bath like Gellert or Rudas. Even if we may not be able to make a dedicated video about December itineraries, we may post some useful things about things to do during winter months 😊
Hey there! When paying with euro the exchange rate will be terrible. Card is accepted everywhere, you may only need cash in rare cases (like public toilets, weekend markets or the Buda Castle labyrinth for example). So if you have a small amount of cash it should be forint, but you can also survive with cash only 😊
Kedves Ákos és Töltött Káposzta Adventures Csapat! Remélem, mindannyian biztonságban vannak a jelenlegi árvízi helyzetben és tudtok még néhány és érdekes videót készíteni, mikor a Duna jobban apad.
Köszönjük a kedves üzenetet, szerencsére Budapest jól fel van készülve hasonló mértékű árvizekre. Mi is igyekszünk mindig előre felkészülni videókkal, így szerencsére az árvíz nem okoz fennakadást 😊
Which of your videos: 1 give recommendations for eating chimney cakes slightly outside the tourist areas. 2. talks about the other markets that more locals go to. Thank You
Hey there! We have our Budget tips video where we share some insights on those, but regarding chimney cakes, the advise is to get regular chimney cakes instead of the ones which are filled with icecream. There are some booths close to subway and train stations where you can get the Chimney Cakes for less.
Hi, I love your videos, thanks for the quality content and rhythm. I can see you take pictures and movies inside many places, even thermal bath. Do you need special authorisation or is just allowed ? I will be visiting Budapest in few weeks
Hey there! Thank you, glad you enjoy our content 😊 Regarding taking footage, it's generally allowed at places but for example museums it is not allowed or you do need special permission. For example during the Cave Tour we asked if we can take footage and was allowed if we don't show the whole tour on the video (they were really nice people!). Other thing to keep in mind is not to be in the face of others and not to directly show people's faces especially people who work at the establishments. I hope you'll enjoy your stay in the city! 😊
Hello friends. Been seeing a lot about the river height around Budapest. What is the currant condition and what is the forecast for the level dropping in the next month or two. We start a river cruise in Budapest in mid November. Hopeful you start seeing some dry weather. Keep up the great vids. Blessings J and D
Hey there! It's difficult to say the weather can be all over the place. February is still relatively cold but not as much as December or January. Temperatures can be anything from 0 to 7 C° chance of snow is low but it can still happen. I would advise to check the weather on Google a week before travel and pack accordingly 😊
Hello my new friend. Me and my husband are planning a trip to budapest in October. Your videos are very helpful. We will be there on 23/10 , and i would like to know if there are some commemoration taking place in budapest as i learn is a national day. Another question i have is about safety in budapest at night's and general. Thanks
Hey there! October 23rd is a national holiday, we remember the events of the Revolution of 1956. There should be many different commemorations happening around the city but the most prominent one usually is at the Kossuth square in front of the Parliament building. If you are interested in the events of 1956 then I can recommend for you to check out the House of Terror, although on 23rd of October the Museum is free to enter so it will be crowded so perhaps try another day 😊 When it comes to safety we talk about this a bit in our 15 things you must know about Budapest video, but in general Budapest is safe, especially in the popular center areas. But this doesn't mean you should completely let your guards down, so in crowded areas always be mindful of your surroundings and valuables. During the night it's also safe in the center areas where nightlife happens, but again, make sure to be aware of your surroundings. Budapest is safe, but not a crime free utopia 😊
Hey man! We’re hopefully heading to Budapest in 2 weeks BUT what im REALLY looking for are those nice t shirts you have on the video… do you have a link for them or where can i get them? Thanks! video was awesome BTw
Hey, thank you so much! I hope you'll have a lovely time here :) Thank you for your interest in supporting us, the t-shirts can be found on our online store page: my-store-f2382d.creator-spring.com/
Im going to Budapest next saturday for second time and im looking for like vintage items and antiques , do you know any like flee markets in Budapest or something?
Hey there! A very popular flea market is the Budai Zsibvásár, and there is also the Ecseri Flea Market. But these are a bit further out from the city, during weekends there are people who sell vintage items in Gozsdu Udvar but those also come with a higher price as they are at a popular central location. There are a few antique and vintage shops in the city center I see most in the old Jewish district where all the ruin bars are.
We will be there in December and we will visit some Christmas markets. Can you recommend a local restaurant for dinner one night? Budget to mid price please. Also you DON’T recommend to buy any souvenirs or food at the grand market? What do we do besides look around?
Hey there! The grand market hall is a nice building with a nice market vibe on the ground floor (and the underground floor has some nice pickled products 😊) I think it's fine to purchase anything there. My recommendation is not to eat food on the second floor and choose a souvenir carefully as they are either cheap low quality items or overpriced. I think the Pozsonyi Kisvendéglő we show in the video is a nice local vibe restaurant and the prices are decent there. 😊 But places like Kiskakukk, Regős vendéglő or Tüköry Étterem can also be nice choices. I hope you'll enjoy your time here in December 😊
When researching ahead of my upcoming trip, i noticed there was a circus near the swimming baths you visited in this video…but you never mentioned it amongst the many things there. Do you recommend it? I have never been to a circus since childhood and thought it might be good as there would be no language barrier. But perhaps it is not so good? P.s. really enjoying your posts!
Hey there! Yep, the City Circus is indeed located there, but we did not include it on this itinerary as it would appeal to people with specific interests. On the other side however, the Circus is highly regarded, with international recognition. In all honesty I haven't been to the circus since I was a child but I loved it at that time, and what I hear from friends who did go over the last few years is that it was a nice experience, just note that they all went with their kids. 😊 Nevertheless, if you have the time to check it out, then I think you should 😊
Hey there! With 7 days I would add some day trips, like going to Szentendre, Visegrad or Esztergom for example. Margaret Island can be added during the warmer months and a hike at Normafa for example is always nice. Visiting perhaps some of the lesser known areas like the Palace district, or the Bartok Bela Boulevard along with a hike to Gellert hill could also be good 😊 There's just so much to fit into 7 days.
We are in Budapest but we are having trouble finding some of the food you recommend. Where do you recommend we find: 1 matrai borz.....? 2 fish soup 3 stuffed cabbage Thanks again.
Hey there! Mátrai Borzaska (or sometimes named Kárpáti borzaska) can be found for example in Pozsonyi Kisvendéglő (featured in this video), but I can also see it on the menu at Tüköry Restaurant. The Halászlé (Fishermans soup) I can see on the menu at Regős Restaurant, at Kiskakukk restaurant or at Rosenstein as well. Kiskakukk also has Stuffed Cabbage, at Hungarikum Bisztró and Retek Bisztró also has that (although thats a more pricy restaurant). Hope this helps :)
@StuffedCabbageAdventures thanks for all your help. We had a great time in Budapest. We tried some of your restaurant recommendations. I even packed a balaton for our next train journey.
Акос, благодаря ви за изключително полезното и красиво видео за града. В понеделник сме при вас и го чакам с нетърпение. Имам въпрос относно безплатното ползване на транспорта от хора над 65 години - технически как се влиза през турникетите в метрото, и ако е необходим някакъв пропуск, откъде мога да го получа? За автобусите и трамваите ми обяснихте, че се качваме свободно и при проверка показваме паспорт или лична карта, която удостоверява възрастта. Предполагам, че и други туристи се интересуват от това. Ще съм ви благодарна да ме уведомите. Сърдечни поздрави и успех на канала ви - заслужавате го!
Hey there! There are no turnstiles at the metro here. :) There may be inspectors standing at the entrance or exit and that's when you need to prove your eligibility for the discount/free travel :) Enjoy your stay here next week! :)
Hi! I’m your new subscriber, me and my friend will visit Budapest on October and planning to go to Vienna for a day, could you please give us advice and suggestions of how to travel there by train from Budapest. Or better for us to get a tour. Hope you reply. Thank you and have a great day.
Hey there! There are regularly scheduled trains to Vienna from Budapest, I would suggest checking out jegy.mav.hu (the Hungarian railways website) and search for tickets there. Alternatively there is Flixbus that can also take you to Vienna, I personally favor the train 😊
Hey there! It's the Buda Castle Cave Tour, it can be booked on Get Your Guide, I have updated the description of the video with a link to it, hope that helps 😊
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Hey there! I will be very honest, it is very rare when I can have a soup and a full meal at a restaurant so its rare I order Gulash. However Gettó Gulyás is highly regarded when it comes to Pörkölt and Gulyás (I only had Pörkölt there). I also had a really good Gulyás at Retek bisztró. These places may be a bit on the pricier side but I can recommend them. Generally, if a place advertises that you can get Gulyás in a breadbun, I think those are likely just tourist traps. But in most other restaurants the Gulyás should be good enough 😊
Hey there! It's a combination of many shooting days some have been shot recently and some perhaps a year ago. Luckily the views have not changed over time 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Thank you for answering, we went to Budapest between 15 -19 but the Parliament bulding didn't have that golden light, it was a rather cold and white light. They were making preparations for the national holiday I guess. Had fun, seen the most iconic locations on the exterior and interior and took some boat rides along the Danube, crossed the main bridges, saw the Market and Gellert. The transportation was great, mainly used the subway. We booked pretty close to Deak Ferenc. We had a blast man, following some videos of yours.Thanks and keep on posting!
Hey there! Yes we are locals, so we didn't include accommodation prices as that varies a lot depending on location and season, so only wanted to show the expenses outside of that 😊
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You upload this video just 2 days before my trip to Budapest, what a nice gift
Happy to hear that! I hope you'll find valuable information and inspiration in this one and you'll have a great time here 😊
My husband and I recently vacationed in the city and it was my responsibility to "plan our visit." I was overwhelmed trying to plan for the three day visit (I am not the planner of the family). My AAA agent did not provide much help as he only recommended I visit the Viator website. I needed a specific day by day of what to do and see. I stumbled upon the Stuffed Cabbage TH-cam channel. This video gave me exactly what I needed a specific itinerary for each day. I wrote everything down and used it as my daily agenda. We also dined at several of the places mentioned in this video for example Viviana. I did watch how to use public transportation in Budapest which aided in our trip. Stuffed Cabbage, you gave me the clear instructions on how to manage the city and the confidence to do so. I really appreciate your help and incite on the city of Budapest and its peoples. I have been telling all of my friends to visit Budapest for it is beautiful, historic, easy to get around due to the fact people speak English and more importantly (I found) the people to be super friendly and helpful. My husband and I will be back to visit. Koszonom, Stuffed Cabbage.
Thank you so much for being so awesome and writing us this encouraging message, these are the type of feedbacks that keep our Motivation up high 😊
As Magyar living in the USA I was confused about the food prices until I realized the cost were for a day for the 2 of you. Miss my homeland very much and thank you so much for taking me back home. By the way your wife is nagyon szép. Köszönöm szépen a videót
Everytime I see this architecturally blessed city, I have tears in my eyes. So beautiful especially at night.😢😢👍👍
Soon I will be visiting Budapest to spend exactly three full days there... Love you.
I am from the Greece and as a child I had a best friend whose family is from Uggaria and I always wanted to visit. I think that next summer I will go to Vudapesti ! thank you for this video
We were in Budapest last month for the F1 race and we ended doing most of what you show in this video. Loved the city, the food, and the people!! Langos is just fantastic.
Glad to hear you had a good time here during the F1 Weekend 😊
We spent 5 days in Budapest in May, Wow! What an amazing beautiful city, we crammed so much in, but still only scratched the surface. So much to see and do. Lovely friendly people, delicious food & we said we felt very safe 😊 will definitely revisit, probably many times has its only a 2 hour flight from UK 😊
Happy to hear you enjoyed your stay so much and are thinking about returning for more 😊
Perfect timing for me as I'm in Budapest now for 2 weeks (but doing lots of day trips elsewhere, I'm on a train back from Esztergom as I type this). I'll watch this tonight. Thanks so much for your extremely high-quality, entertaining and quirky videos! Your top 10 Hungarian dishes video is the reason I chose Hungary for my holidays this year, I'm working my way around the étkezdék...
It's really nice to hear you spend time outside of Budapest 😊 and I also hope you enjoy your adventures in the étkezdék 😉
I’ll be in Budapest in 5 weeks. Can’t wait to explore and enjoy the city’s beauty (and sweet treats).
I hope you'll have an amazing and delicious time here 😊
I'm planning a trip next year to Budapest + Tihany + Szentendre.
Thanks for your videos, greetings from Poland!
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I know very well Budapest but you propose always something new to discover. You are an amazing guide!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you so much for this lovely video. I'm in Budapest at the moment and trying to plan my days. So this was incredibly helpful 😊
Thank you! I hope you are having a good time here and will make excellent memories in the following days 😊
Hi Akos, thank you for making and sharing your videos. They have inspired us to come to Budapest from Australia to see this amazingly beautiful city on a European trip. We are here today, Friday 30th , seen and done so much but have only just scratched the surface. We will be back. Loved all your entertaining information and SOH. Say hi to your lovely producer from us Aussies. Damon & Kylie 😁
Hey there! Thank you so much for the kind message! Really happy to hear you had a lovely time here and I hope you can return soon to dig deeper and gain more awesome memories here 😎
Thank you, Akos. We're arriving at the end of September. Based on all your previous videos, I've already made a plan for our 3-day visit: Day 1 - Margaret Island and a walk along the Danube near the Parliament, and a visit to the market; Day 2 - Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Park, followed by dinner in the city center; and Day 3 - a tour of the Buda castles and another dinner. I love parks the most, and we want to experience the city, not just rush from one attraction to another. The only thing I missed in this video was a mention that it's best to use public transportation - something I learned from your videos - and to note that the currency is the forint. Everything else is excellent, just like all the videos I've watched. Thanks to you and your wife! Mima
Thank you so much! Your 3 day plan looks very nice, I am absolutely sure you'll have a great time here in September, weather is usually excellent to enjoy the parks and gardens 😊
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We coming over 12th Sept can't wait love your content the best Budapest blogger !!
Thank you so much! 😊
OMG, Stuffed Cabbage and team, you guys are awesome. Thank you for the time spent on producing this informative video about sightseeing in Budapest. 😀👍
Thank you so much for the motivating message! 😊
Im about to visit Budapest next month, cant wait it looks superb, your romanian neighber ❤
Thanks neigbour! Hope you'll enjoy your time here! 😊
Thanks, great information! Will be visiting sometime Oct or Nov next year. Can’t wait! 😊
I hope we can give more inspiration until your visit next year 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures your video has given me lots of ideas. I am planning for 5 complete days in Budapest. Perhaps is too long but I like to take it slow and easy to explore this beautiful city. Cheers!
Oh, on the contrary, 5 days can also be filled easily with lots of things to do and see even at a slower pace 😊
I’m heading to Budapest this September. Can’t wait thanks for the video. Good insight 👍
I hope you'll have an excellent time in the city when you visit in September 😊
We’ve just discovered you and your channel and have really been won over by everything you have shown in all the videos we’ve seen. Budapest is now firmly on our list of places to visit and soon!
Thank you so much! Glad to hear you consider Budapestfor a visit and if you do come here, you'll enjoy your stay 😊
Perfect ,im actually making a plan for budapest too thank you !
just got back from Hungary Budapest ,Szeged lake Balaton and a few other places loved it. thinking of going back next year
Happy to hear that you enjoyed your time and traveled around Hungary beyond Budapest 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures nicd thing about is i have a good friend in szeged she arranged and booked everything. even the flights over and back. so i just had to sit back and enjoy the hols mind you i spent a few fts still thats what hols are for
What a bonus. Flying to Hungary next month. Six days in Budapest.
I hope you'll have a lovely time during those 6 days 😊
I am also very pro the reconstruction, it may come as ''unoriginal'' but even the buildings that are standing for more than 200 years have been reconstructed and even changed many times. Being able to see how things were years ago and admire the architecture again does not take away anything from the city. I would have loved that to happen in my city. Good job and very helpful video btw
Another wonderful video! We have visited many of these places and now I am missing BP more than ever!
A great production! Thank you. My wife is from Kalosca.
Thank you so much! Your wife is from a very nice town! Hopefully we can visit it one day and make a video about it 😊
My Boyfriend and I used this video a lot when we were in Budapest last month! It gave us lots of ideas for things that we wanted to try!
Glad to hear you had a nice time in Budapest and our video could help with making that trip excellent 😊
This was the key video for us while we are here in BP. Thank you!!
Happy to hear we could help, hope you had a really lovely time here 😊
Keep reminding me how much fun I had in this amazing city. Thank you Bro
I love how you seize every opportunity to have coffee, I can totally relate to that 😅
Coffee is life! 😀
Thank you so much for this content! I am in Budapest this week, and am working my way through your recommendations! ❤
Hey there! Thanks, I hope you are having a lovely time here in the city 😊
Great video. we spent 10 days there... and couldn't get enough ! Definitely on our place to live....
My girlrfriend and I were just there last week for 7 days and we really enjoyed it! The architecture is amazing and the public transport is the best I have seen anywhere! The prices are a bit high for food when compared to our country Malta but some other stuff was cheap so it was compensated for. Unfortunately the Heroes square was under restoration when we went 😢😢
"Csak" 120 év után Gábriel arkangyalt, most először veszik le a "csúcsról" és viszik restaurálni. Szerintem utána látogatható lesz a tér, tudom önt már nem érinti, de hátha valakit , aki olvassa, még igen.
@@eldebrink588 we were very unlucky then haha
@@jeanpierregalea9048Nem baj, legalább lesz még miért visszajönnötök.😂😂😂 Ha jól tudom jövő májusban lesz visszatéve, akkor valószínű újra le lesz zárva, nehogy megismétlődjön megint. 🤣🤣🤣
Coming to Budapest from Vienna for a day-ish. Clearly more to do than what we will have time for! The baths seem like a "must-do" and we are trying to decide.
Thank you very much for putting so much effort into making this super video, and the others on your channel. We spent five days in Budapest and the information we got from you helped us have a great adventure.
Thank you! Happy to hear that you enjoyed your stay here and we could help with making it excellent 😊
Thank you for the video
We have a trip to budapest in 2 months
So your videos really help to know before visiting
Watched your vids for a trip to Budapest went to the traditional restaurant yesterday, red n white table cloths had the beef 👌 it was excellent thank you 👍
Glad to hear that you enjoyed that Restaurant, and I hope the rest of your trip is also excellent! 😊
Been here 3 days to visit my niece and the city. Great place so far! Might rent a Harley tomorrow and explorer more. 2 more days if fun! Hell of a change in weather coming for Scotland.
Thanks for making this video. We will be in Budapest for 3 days in April and this is very helpful. You two are so cute!!
Thank you for your great videos. I particularly like the recommends on the coffee/cake shops!
Great video!! One of the best for a
'what to do..."
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed it! 😊
Thank you so much for this video as i am going to spend 1 week in Budapest in October, hope i can meet you guys and take a selfie with you , love from India and New Zealand :)
Hey there! If you happen to run into us on the street, feel free to say Hi, we always appreciate that! 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures definitely will do, thanks for ur response :)
Another wonderful video! I love your beautiful city. I'm hoping to visit it in the Fall. Maybe you could develop a map walking tour like the one in this video. Which month would you suggest is the best time to be there, Sept, or Oct? I especially enjoy the coffee, & food part. I am in California, & we are coffee lovers too!
Hey there! I don't think there is much difference between September and October, both are nice times to visit 😊 October 23 is a national holiday here when stores and shops are closed (restaurants and bars are mostly open).
I hace seen all of your videos! You are very good at making vlogs. Congrats bro.
I will be visiting Budapest this october and I am now very more informed! Also, I am hungarian because of my grandpa so this feel very special to me
Hey there! Thanks for the support! 😊 I hope you'll enjoy your visit and can find out more about your ancestry here 😊
Hey bro, thank you for the video and that was a awesome 3 day itinerary for Budapest, since I'm going to be coming to Hungary in a few weeks, looking forward to retracing your footsteps and more as enjoy your beautiful homeland / city of Budapest.
Hey there! I hope you'll have a lovely time here and perhaps you'll get some further inspiration from our other videos to add to your itinerary 😊
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Yes I am binge watching your videos and I'm making my list from them..🤣 Only a few weeks left before I'm on my way.
Also thank you very much for being so thorough in your videos.
lovely, very good photography
Lazar street indeed one of the best view and most beautiful street in Budapest!
👋🏼 Small struggling Travel Channel here. I love your content, thanks for this great video! You inspire me to keep grinding my channel, maby one day I’ll grow as big as you 🥲
I live in Budapest now for 10 months 😊
Enjoy your long stay here! 😊
How's the weather in Dec. Is it good time to travel on ner year
Fantastic video with all the guides and it would be of great help if can also add in the type of transportation you take to get to the places of attractions that would be a great help for tourist who is no clue on how to get around.
Hey there! Budapest has a great and versitile transport system, we have a dedicated video about it actually 😊 Within the city there are multiple ways to get around depending on where you are and what time it is, the Budapest Go app helps with planning the journeys in any moment from anywhere. We do call out if it's a specific line like the old historic subway, but the rest can be very flexible, so we didn't want to limit people's choices. We definately recommend having the Budapest Go app installed and used 😊
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Hi Akos. I loved your videos and the way you show and explain places and things to do. You are funny.
I am going to Budapest in November, I am sure that I will love the city.
Thank you for your encouraging message 😊 I sure hope you'll enjoy your stay here 😊
Akos, Greetings from Ireland, Excellent video. I cannot wait for our trip to this wonderful city in October. Two questions: Visiting a ruin bar: how do you order a drink - do you ask for a small glass of beer or a pint of beer or is there a drink menu to view. In Ireland, we order a pint or a small half-pint glass and tell the bar person what drink we want (can I have a pint of Guinness please?) Coffee shops- I don’t drink coffee, but was wondering do coffee shops sell tea or would you get a laugh if you ask for cup of tea. Thank John Ireland
Hey there! There will always be a drink menu as there are usually different kinds of beers available. If you ask for a small or large beer and do not specify the brand you'll likely get the lager on the menu, or if there is multiple lagers it will likely be the medium or more expensive one when it comes to price. Or if the Bartenders are nice they will ask which brand you wish to have :) But there will always be either a menu or a board behind the bartenders that show the beers and the prices. So just tell them if you wish to have a Small (a glass, about 0,2-0,3 l) or a Large (we call it "Korsó", its 0,5 l) Beer, and call out the name of the brand you want 😀 Most of the time it will be Soproni or Dreher from the Hungarian brands and Pilsner or Staropramen from the international ones, but in ruin bars there may be a lot of other craft beers as well. Regarding tea, nobody will bat an eye, drinking tea is part of the culture, however not in the same way as in the UK for example. In most places it will be simple filter pouch tea, but specialty coffee places and some cafes will have proper tea selections. If you are into tea, I can recommend a place for you: Sirius Teahaz, they specialise in Tea and have a large selection, plus there is a wacky interior along with it 😊 I hope you'll have a good time here in Budapest!
Akos, Thanks for that informative reply. I cannot wait to taste the local beer. An Irishman never orders a small glass of beer ha ha. I will check-out Sirius Teahaz. We Irish, would win Olympic medals for tea drinking. Thanks again John from Ireland. @@StuffedCabbageAdventures
I'm planning my trip to Budapest for New years eve. This video is insanely great produced with such valuable information. Thank you, best regards from Montenegro :))
Thank you so much for the kind message! I hope you'll enjoy your time in Budapest! 😊
Budapest is very beautiful this time of the year! But very cold too! At least for the southern Europeans. The food is interesting, prices are reasonable. I really miss the Christmas vibe of the city.
Hungarians are very polite when they are not drunk. I had some bad experiences late at night from drunk people but nothing during the day! I blame alcohol for my bad luck incidents. Have a pleasant trip!
@@Dida16 Thank you Dida. I've heard only the best for Budapest. Well where i'm from winters are very mild with a lot of sunshine but then again the moist is huge so it can get super cold as well :)) We're used to it :))
@@HeavyPace77 well when you' ll return from your trip, let us know how was your experience from the city of Budapest! Have a great time! 😊
Budapest the beauty ❤
Thank you soo much...i am a vry big fan of ur videos...can you please elaborate on the weather durring late november and early December in budapest..is it worth visiting that time??
Hey there! My personal opinion is that the best seasons for a visit are Spring and Autumn, but November and December are still fine for a visit. If you dress appropriately and have layers it should be fine. In December the added bonus is the Christmas decoration and the Xmas Markets. We don't get much snow, but rainy days are more common during these months however if you don't let your enthusiasm down just because of some wind, a bit of colder air and occasional rain, then these months are also good for a visit 😊
Great video as always ! My plan is to visit Budapest this weekend and as I can see the weather will be cold and rainy. Any tips in that situation with that type of weather ? 😊
Hey there! A thermal bath can still be done as those have pools inside as well (Gellért and Rudas are mostly indoors). There are some interesting Museums like the Hospital in the Rock or the Cave Walking tour in the Castle district, but the House of Music is a nice and unique ineractive museum about the history of World Music and Hungarian music, or the House of Terror is also a unique and interesting museum if you enjoy learning about History, even if it's not the most happy part of the past. Retro Museum is also interesting if you want to learn about life on the Eastern side of the Iron Curtain and a really fun place to spend hours if you enjoy old arcades is the Flipper Museum where for an entry ticket you can play oldschool flipper and other arcade machines as much as you like. People also really enjoy the Museum of Fine Arts. I personally don't mind the rain, even if it's not my favorite weather, I just try to dress up waterproof as much as possible, take it a bit slower and try to implement a bit more places with a roof above my head :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Thanks for the advice. I had no idea but today I find out that both Gellert and Rudas , they don’t accept children under 14, so it’s not a family thing to do for sure 😊
@@BozzzMl Yeah, unfortunately there is a law that forbids children under 14 years of age to visit a Medicinal Thermal Bath. I didn't know that in Gellért there is a complete rejection as they should have a few non-medicinal pools, on the Budapest Thermal Baths website it only states Rudas and Dandár where no children under 14 are allowed at all :(
My beautiful country. The food is amazing.
We will be in Budapest next week.
For one day, I am going to rent a car and travel further away. I don't need the car over night. Are there any 24 car rental places in the city? Would I be able to park the car in the rental car parking lot if I get back early? Or will I have to pay for overnight parking?
Sorry to make you my tour guide. I have found a car rental place online, but happy to take your recommendations.
I enjoyed your beer video and will be drinking some of the ones you recommended.
Hey there! Unfortunately I do not have information about rental cars, nor about their policies. Major brands like Avis, Herz, Europcar or Sixt are available in the city, but looking at google maps I do not see any of the locations open 24 hours, but I would suggest reaching out to them directly to find out perhaps there is an option for 24h dropoff.
Thank you for the super informative video!
How many of these recommendations relevant for winter time? Is Normafa or the City park worth walking around during December or am I crazy?
Hey there! I feel that these are relevant even in winter time. City park is nice and peaceful and the same applies to Normafa. Maybe there isnt much greenery, but its a nice walk in the forest and perhaps if there is snow it's even better 😊 So no, you are not crazy 😊
The prices seem to be a bit confusing and some are really, really expensive...maybe take a look at those. You don't want to give the wrong impression of our wonderful city! I think what you may be doing is first showing the cost of the current place and then the cumulative costs for the two of you. If so, I'm sure it's really clear that you are doing that. As I've often said, I love your videos and this is no exception. I will be sharing on Facebook
Hey there Don, thanks for your continued support of the channel! 😊 I can understand why prices may be confusing. Unfortunately prices vary by a lot depending on the area of the city and the attractions themselves. If we compare prices of Pozsonyi Restaurant with Pörcz és Prézli there is a significant difference for example and of course Szimpla Kert is very expensive compared to some other pubs... We tried to visit places with a balance to show both cheaper alternatives and some more expensive ones as well, to get the best but a balanced experience out of a 3 day itinerary 😊 We tried this new way of showing the spend so far and the price of the place we visit then add those together, but perhaps next time we'll try a different and more clear mode to showcase 😊
Agreed! Thinking twice about visiting with those insane prices. Very frustrating Indeed!
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures I was confused as well. What looked like a pastry from the bakery was 33 US!?? Please correct me if I'm wrong
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Nagyon szépen köszönjük a kedves szavakat! 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Ninc mit, szívesen!!!
Hi, In about two weeks I go to visit Budapest, looking forward!! Is the roofing on the Mathias church with tiles from Szolnay from Pécs??
Oh yes, those Zsolnay tiles make the roof nice and colorful, just like on top of the Central Market Hall and many other buildings 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Oh thanks will look out for those buildings, amazing tiles they are!
Hi, what cam are you using? Thanks! Very beautiful and helpful video . Be there in December
Thank you! We mostly use a Sony Alpha 7C and sometimes a Gopro Hero 10, or just the phone cam 😊 hope you'll have a lovely time here in December 😊
Thank you so much for this video, it will help us a lot on our travel next month.
thank you for this fantastic video
Is it possible to have a similar video but for December? Thank you!
Perfect question for me too! 😊
Hey there! In all honesty, most of this is still applicable in December as well 😊 Christmas Markets are something that can be added, and while attending Szechenyi Thermal baths during a cold day can be something special it may not be for everyone, but then you can switch that to another thermal bath like Gellert or Rudas. Even if we may not be able to make a dedicated video about December itineraries, we may post some useful things about things to do during winter months 😊
Enjoy your videos. We will be in Budapest for 2 days before a cruise. Do you suggest we exchange money or can we use euros.
Hey there! When paying with euro the exchange rate will be terrible. Card is accepted everywhere, you may only need cash in rare cases (like public toilets, weekend markets or the Buda Castle labyrinth for example). So if you have a small amount of cash it should be forint, but you can also survive with cash only 😊
Kedves Ákos és Töltött Káposzta Adventures Csapat! Remélem, mindannyian biztonságban vannak a jelenlegi árvízi helyzetben és tudtok még néhány és érdekes videót készíteni, mikor a Duna jobban apad.
Köszönjük a kedves üzenetet, szerencsére Budapest jól fel van készülve hasonló mértékű árvizekre. Mi is igyekszünk mindig előre felkészülni videókkal, így szerencsére az árvíz nem okoz fennakadást 😊
We will come tomorrow for 5 days from Swiss
I hope you'll be enjoying your week here! 😊
Thx u and today weather is not so good so though for thermal bath 😊
I’m visiting Budapest in next two week and will try Simon hot dog 😊 thanks ❤
Which of your videos:
1 give recommendations for eating chimney cakes slightly outside the tourist areas.
2. talks about the other markets that more locals go to.
Thank You
Hey there! We have our Budget tips video where we share some insights on those, but regarding chimney cakes, the advise is to get regular chimney cakes instead of the ones which are filled with icecream. There are some booths close to subway and train stations where you can get the Chimney Cakes for less.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thank you. We are looking forward to the chimney cakes without ice cream. Thanks again for your reply.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures We have made it to Budapest and had a good first day. Thanks again for your videos.
Hi, I love your videos, thanks for the quality content and rhythm. I can see you take pictures and movies inside many places, even thermal bath. Do you need special authorisation or is just allowed ?
I will be visiting Budapest in few weeks
Hey there! Thank you, glad you enjoy our content 😊 Regarding taking footage, it's generally allowed at places but for example museums it is not allowed or you do need special permission. For example during the Cave Tour we asked if we can take footage and was allowed if we don't show the whole tour on the video (they were really nice people!). Other thing to keep in mind is not to be in the face of others and not to directly show people's faces especially people who work at the establishments. I hope you'll enjoy your stay in the city! 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thanks for fast and clear answer, impatient to come
Hello friends. Been seeing a lot about the river height around Budapest. What is the currant condition and what is the forecast for the level dropping in the next month or two. We start a river cruise in Budapest in mid November. Hopeful you start seeing some dry weather. Keep up the great vids. Blessings J and D
By November this should definately pass, it shouldn't be longer than a week or two for things to get back to normal 😊
Very nice video. I am planing to visit in february. Not a big fan of winter but may I ask the weather in february? What would you reccommend?
Hey there! It's difficult to say the weather can be all over the place. February is still relatively cold but not as much as December or January. Temperatures can be anything from 0 to 7 C° chance of snow is low but it can still happen. I would advise to check the weather on Google a week before travel and pack accordingly 😊
@ thanks a lot for your time and kindness
Hello my new friend. Me and my husband are planning a trip to budapest in October. Your videos are very helpful. We will be there on 23/10 , and i would like to know if there are some commemoration taking place in budapest as i learn is a national day.
Another question i have is about safety in budapest at night's and general.
Thanks
Hey there! October 23rd is a national holiday, we remember the events of the Revolution of 1956. There should be many different commemorations happening around the city but the most prominent one usually is at the Kossuth square in front of the Parliament building. If you are interested in the events of 1956 then I can recommend for you to check out the House of Terror, although on 23rd of October the Museum is free to enter so it will be crowded so perhaps try another day 😊 When it comes to safety we talk about this a bit in our 15 things you must know about Budapest video, but in general Budapest is safe, especially in the popular center areas. But this doesn't mean you should completely let your guards down, so in crowded areas always be mindful of your surroundings and valuables. During the night it's also safe in the center areas where nightlife happens, but again, make sure to be aware of your surroundings. Budapest is safe, but not a crime free utopia 😊
Thank you very much . As always helpful
Thanks a Lot for this Video. One questio: do they sell Beer at the Széchenyi thermal Bath?😅
Hey there! I have seen some people sipping beers, so I guess they sell beers 😊 Just avoid the Beer Bath, that's a ripoff in my opinion.
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Hey man! We’re hopefully heading to Budapest in 2 weeks BUT what im
REALLY looking for are those nice t shirts you have on the video… do you have a link for them or where can i get them?
Thanks!
video was awesome BTw
Hey, thank you so much! I hope you'll have a lovely time here :) Thank you for your interest in supporting us, the t-shirts can be found on our online store page: my-store-f2382d.creator-spring.com/
Im going to Budapest next saturday for second time and im looking for like vintage items and antiques , do you know any like flee markets in Budapest or something?
Hey there! A very popular flea market is the Budai Zsibvásár, and there is also the Ecseri Flea Market. But these are a bit further out from the city, during weekends there are people who sell vintage items in Gozsdu Udvar but those also come with a higher price as they are at a popular central location. There are a few antique and vintage shops in the city center I see most in the old Jewish district where all the ruin bars are.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thank you very much i will check it out
I quite enjoyed my sausage and potatoes from the place on the corner upstairs at market.
We will be there in December and we will visit some Christmas markets. Can you recommend a local restaurant for dinner one night? Budget to mid price please. Also you DON’T recommend to buy any souvenirs or food at the grand market? What do we do besides look around?
Hey there! The grand market hall is a nice building with a nice market vibe on the ground floor (and the underground floor has some nice pickled products 😊) I think it's fine to purchase anything there. My recommendation is not to eat food on the second floor and choose a souvenir carefully as they are either cheap low quality items or overpriced. I think the Pozsonyi Kisvendéglő we show in the video is a nice local vibe restaurant and the prices are decent there. 😊 But places like Kiskakukk, Regős vendéglő or Tüköry Étterem can also be nice choices. I hope you'll enjoy your time here in December 😊
You do have a sweet tooth - thank you for the useful information
When researching ahead of my upcoming trip, i noticed there was a circus near the swimming baths you visited in this video…but you never mentioned it amongst the many things there. Do you recommend it? I have never been to a circus since childhood and thought it might be good as there would be no language barrier. But perhaps it is not so good? P.s. really enjoying your posts!
Hey there! Yep, the City Circus is indeed located there, but we did not include it on this itinerary as it would appeal to people with specific interests. On the other side however, the Circus is highly regarded, with international recognition. In all honesty I haven't been to the circus since I was a child but I loved it at that time, and what I hear from friends who did go over the last few years is that it was a nice experience, just note that they all went with their kids. 😊 Nevertheless, if you have the time to check it out, then I think you should 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures many thanks for your response. Looking forward to seeing your other videos - so informative and you are both great hosts.
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Enjoy your time here in September! 😊
Hi, would you be able to provide a walk-through map for this itinerary? Thanks in advance. Cheers!
Hey there, right now we don't have such, but will perhaps put something together as some other people have also asked about something similar 😊
I am there for 7 days. Christmas market main reasons for coming. Would would one of these for 7 days look like?😊
Hey there! With 7 days I would add some day trips, like going to Szentendre, Visegrad or Esztergom for example. Margaret Island can be added during the warmer months and a hike at Normafa for example is always nice. Visiting perhaps some of the lesser known areas like the Palace district, or the Bartok Bela Boulevard along with a hike to Gellert hill could also be good 😊 There's just so much to fit into 7 days.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures will do, thank you
We are in Budapest but we are having trouble finding some of the food you recommend. Where do you recommend we find:
1 matrai borz.....?
2 fish soup
3 stuffed cabbage
Thanks again.
Hey there! Mátrai Borzaska (or sometimes named Kárpáti borzaska) can be found for example in Pozsonyi Kisvendéglő (featured in this video), but I can also see it on the menu at Tüköry Restaurant. The Halászlé (Fishermans soup) I can see on the menu at Regős Restaurant, at Kiskakukk restaurant or at Rosenstein as well. Kiskakukk also has Stuffed Cabbage, at Hungarikum Bisztró and Retek Bisztró also has that (although thats a more pricy restaurant). Hope this helps :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Thank you
@StuffedCabbageAdventures thanks for all your help. We had a great time in Budapest. We tried some of your restaurant recommendations. I even packed a balaton for our next train journey.
Акос, благодаря ви за изключително полезното и красиво видео за града. В понеделник сме при вас и го чакам с нетърпение. Имам въпрос относно безплатното ползване на транспорта от хора над 65 години - технически как се влиза през турникетите в метрото, и ако е необходим някакъв пропуск, откъде мога да го получа? За автобусите и трамваите ми обяснихте, че се качваме свободно и при проверка показваме паспорт или лична карта, която удостоверява възрастта. Предполагам, че и други туристи се интересуват от това. Ще съм ви благодарна да ме уведомите. Сърдечни поздрави и успех на канала ви - заслужавате го!
Hey there! There are no turnstiles at the metro here. :) There may be inspectors standing at the entrance or exit and that's when you need to prove your eligibility for the discount/free travel :) Enjoy your stay here next week! :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Сърдечно ви благодаря и с удоволствие ще следя и покрепям вашите прекрасни видеа. Приятни почивни дни!🤗🤗
I miss Budapest! Thanks for taking me down the memory lane.
Glad we could take you for the ride 😊
How much was the dinner at Pozsonyi kisvendeglo? I don't really understand the pricing
Hey there! It was about 15,000 HUF / ~38 Euros 😊 that was the price for all of what we had together.
Hi! I’m your new subscriber, me and my friend will visit Budapest on October and planning to go to Vienna for a day, could you please give us advice and suggestions of how to travel there by train from Budapest. Or better for us to get a tour. Hope you reply. Thank you and have a great day.
By the way we’re on a budget too on this travel so we’re open to any good suggestions.😅 Thanks
Hey there! There are regularly scheduled trains to Vienna from Budapest, I would suggest checking out jegy.mav.hu (the Hungarian railways website) and search for tickets there. Alternatively there is Flixbus that can also take you to Vienna, I personally favor the train 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventuresthank you
@@StuffedCabbageAdventureswe will stay in district 5, which train station going to Vienna is the closest?
Do you have any blog going to Vienna for a day?
What was the name of the caves that you went at the second day?
Hey there! It's the Buda Castle Cave Tour, it can be booked on Get Your Guide, I have updated the description of the video with a link to it, hope that helps 😊
Thanks
Thank you so much for the Support! ❤️😊
You have to visit Belgrade, you do not have to pay any admission fees to churches, museums,.. Visit Zemun, the best part of Belgrade, the best food, muzic, people, view of Danube,
Thanks for the recommendation, one day hopefully I will get to Belgrade and get to see the city and enjoy its restaurants and sights 😊
Hi Akos!
What is your favorite Gulash Place in Budapest?
Hey there! I will be very honest, it is very rare when I can have a soup and a full meal at a restaurant so its rare I order Gulash. However Gettó Gulyás is highly regarded when it comes to Pörkölt and Gulyás (I only had Pörkölt there). I also had a really good Gulyás at Retek bisztró. These places may be a bit on the pricier side but I can recommend them. Generally, if a place advertises that you can get Gulyás in a breadbun, I think those are likely just tourist traps. But in most other restaurants the Gulyás should be good enough 😊
Thank you very much!
When did you film the night scapes? Recently?
Hey there! It's a combination of many shooting days some have been shot recently and some perhaps a year ago. Luckily the views have not changed over time 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Thank you for answering, we went to Budapest between 15 -19 but the Parliament bulding didn't have that golden light, it was a rather cold and white light. They were making preparations for the national holiday I guess. Had fun, seen the most iconic locations on the exterior and interior and took some boat rides along the Danube, crossed the main bridges, saw the Market and Gellert. The transportation was great, mainly used the subway. We booked pretty close to Deak Ferenc. We had a blast man, following some videos of yours.Thanks and keep on posting!
Your total was that including accommodation? Or you live their
Hey there! Yes we are locals, so we didn't include accommodation prices as that varies a lot depending on location and season, so only wanted to show the expenses outside of that 😊