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I lived in Budapest from 11-17 years of age. I miss it very much. Just made gulyasleves today and watching this video brings me back to middle school days.
Just back from Budapest and I had so much fun 😊 The people, the culture, the food (especially sweet stuff) are all amazing 🤩 I'm just sorry I didn't have more time there but hopefully I'll go back 😀
Planning a visit to Budapest in June (2024), enjoyed your video. Nicely produced, kept moving, and thanks for not wasting a lot of time with a lengthly, BS introduction.Thanks for the many good suggestions.
Hi, I’m just back in UK after going to Budapest for a few days. I just wanted to say köszönet for your videos and your kind answer to a question I posted. I thought I would put in a couple of other recommendations for interesting things 1. Magyar Zene Haza - interesting music museum in a stunning modern building, and… 2. my absolute favourite “off the beaten track” place. Ecseri flea market.
Glad to hear you had a good time, and also went to some of the less frequented places! The House of Music is also one of my favorite new additions to the cities attractions :) And Ecseri is definately an off the beaten track place if someone wants a unique adventure, happy to hear you took the time to visit it 😀
Hello Stuffed cabbage. ☺️ Legközelebb ha lesz még alkalom rá, például mutass pár cukrászdát is a hatalmas választékkal vagy egy szép épületben. (Lehetne például a kürtős kalács helyett vagy mellett, vagy a kávézáshoz 😉) Rengeteg csodálatos és finom magyar sütemény és torta van, amit lehetne ajánlani. 🥧🍧🍨Egyébként nagyon jól összeszedett videó lett. Köszönjük szépen! 👍🏻 🤩 Fogom ajánlani angol/külföldi ismerősöknek! 😎
My wife and I will be visiting in October of 2023 on a Viking cruise. Both of my parents were Hungarian and unfortunately, they didn't teach me any of the language. I can't wait to eat the food and soak up the culture. BTW - your English is very good! Thanks for your very informative videos.
Thanks for the practical videos! I will travel there and wanna explore something more closer to locals lifestyle instead of typical tourist attractions. And this is really what I want to see, really helps!❤
Thanks 😊 cycling is indeed great but my opinion is that it's limited to only certain parts of the city. There is still a long way to go in making the inner city bike friendly to be honest.
I was there very long time ago but people still say a lot of praise about the place 😊 the only downside is that it's pretty far from the center, so if you wish to visit its best to book a table to be sure before taking the journey 😊
This was a very informative video. We’re planning on touring a number of cities this fall. How many days do you recommend are needed for Budapes of the sites on this video? Thank you.
Hey there! Most people spend around 3 full days in Budapest and I would say thats enough to get a great taste of the city and enjoy a lot of things. Adding a day or 2 can help with more experiences that may also include a daytrip to nearby town of Szentendre for example 😊
I highly recommend either go up the Gellért hill or the Buda castle. But it is worth just walking around in downtown starting from the Parliament towards the party district. Have a video about that as well 🙂
The Castle is more like a district. Of course there are places that close for the night, but spots where you can view the city from are freely accessible :) It's a pleasant area to explore even in the evening :)
There are companies who specialise in stag parties, perhaps they can help with getting one organized :) Just a note as a local: having fun is good, but don't turn into raging party animals on the street and in the bars, unfortunately many bars banned stag party groups due to their behaviour. Whatever you do, have fun, enjoy the city, but be respectful :)
Generally the higher grounds are good, like Castle district with Fisherman's bastion or in front of the Palace, or Gellért hill, Philosophers garden etc. I mostly like the sunrise because you look towards Pest and that's where the sun is rising from. But the sunset is also nice from these places even if you aren't looking into the sunsets direction but again to Pest, however the clouds and the sky turn to beautiful colors and the city starts to light up, it's gorgeous 😊 alternatively on the Danube promenade on Pest side when you look towards the castle district during sunset, that can also be a picturesque view 😊
There are multiple large train stations (Nyugati, Keleti, Déli) but luckily all of them have good connection to Subway and other public transport systems. Using Google Maps helps a lot as its reliable, or alternatively there is the Budapest Go app where you can also buy digital tickets for the public transport beside planning the directions :)
visiting late Oct - Nov itinerary is almost set. I just don't know what to wear. Coming from Tropical island this is an issue for me. Would appreciate any thoughts
Late October and early November the autumn time is in full effect. It can rain from time to time, then a rare few hours of sunshine may cook you. So plan with some layers to be able to adjust during the day as the weather heats and cools off. 😊
Hey there! Stuffed Cabbage or Töltött Káposzta is a hungarian dish, which I also enjoy 😊 but many neighbouring countries also have their versions of stuffed cabbage, or utilise cabbage in their cuisine. So I chose the name symbolising not only Hungary, but other cultures as well, and to have Adventures exploring and experiencing more from all kinds of cultures :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures ahhh well thank you for the explanation! Im really enjoying your video's. I still think the "Hot Hungarian" would work well! ☺️
Hi :) thermal baths are open all year long as all of them have inside areas as well. The air ballon not sure, it depends mostly on the weather conditions, for example if it is too windy it usally does not operate.
Hey there! March is the beginning of Spring here, it's a nice time, not too warm but not super cold 😊 outdoor places won't be open yet, but there will definately still be nightlife in the city center. Just note that March 15th is a national Holiday when most places are not open or only have limited service 😉
thank you for the video. in winter if it is not snowing between Christmas and new year (does it or not past years?) or are there mountains to travel to ,to see snow fall?
Hey there. While we had some nice snow in the past week, it is not really common in the country in the past few years, or when it snows it quickly melts. We don't have high mountains either, but the High Tatras in Slovakia / Poland are close and have some nice places, or the mountains of Austria are also accessible from Hungary 😊
Hey there! In all honesty I don't really know hotels here as I live in Budapest, so I never stayed in a hotel. I always search on booking dot com and check for hotels, reviews and prices there, then perhaps check the hotels individual site if they have a better offer. 😊
Hey there! I hope you'll have a great time when you visit! Generally what I would say is to look for places and book in advance as a lot of the nice restaurants/bars/party places can get full easily. I will be honest I only say this because of some comments I read online, I personally spend New Years eves in house parties with friends and don't go to bars, but I hear the streets are lively on new years :)
Soooooo what times do those ruin bars start to get crowded? Asking as I want to check them out and am apparently staying a stone's throw from two you showcased!?
Mostly in the evenings on Friday and Weekends, but if you go there late afternoon weekdays or early afternoon on weekends you should be able to enjoy them without a ton of people 😊
Hey there, not sure what you are looking for as "product design" must see. The Museum of Applied Arts (Iparművészeti Múzeum) may fit what you look for but unfortunately that is closed for Renovation. The Kiscelli Museum has some modern and contemporary exhibitions, collections of unique items or art and fashion related content, and they are highly regarded. Alternatively the new Museum of Ethnography's collection may be interesting for product design enthusiasts. 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures as I am organizing a trip to budapest for 5-7 days for the student faculty organisation of design sciences I was hoping to do a tour of a marcel breuer house or workplace like there is of alvar aalto in helsinki but I guess this isn't possible either then?
Unfortunately no Marcell Breuer planned building was ever finished in Hungary, if you are looking for experience related to Bauhaus movement, perhaps the Walter Rózsi villa may be interesting which is a museum that can be visited. There is also a street called Napraforgó street which has many Bauhaus style villas, although they cannot be visited on the inside if I read correctly, but there is a site about the location.
the Street Food do they just take cash or can you use a card? what would you recommend for Kids to see and Eat, we booked a River Cruise and we have arriving early so we have 2 day there
Most of the places take credit card, perhaps really small stalls, some food trucks or sellers at markets may not have POS devices working and you'll require some cash. For Kids it really depends on their interest and their age. The House of Music is a cool interactive museum that kids can enjoy, its located in the Városliget city park that has a small lake where you can do boat riding, there are some cool playgrounds there too and the City Zoo is also here. Margaret Island also has some nice Playgrounds, and you can rent little buggies to cycle around the island. Palatinus beach on the Island has some nice slides, wave pool etc, kids enjoy this place too. A bit off the usual path, but the Csodák Palotája (Palace of Wonders) is an interactive place targeted at children to learn about science in a fun way. Regarding food for kids, I myself had a very picky taste as a child, so I can't really recommend anything as all kids have different food they enjoy or don't :)
You can easily get by with English, most people will speak it, but if there are challenges, Googles Translator app can be a life saver (both the conversation translator and the picture text translator 😊)
Hey there, Parking can be Very expensive in the city center. I am unfortunately not aware of Westends Parking policies and prices but it's a shopping mall, not sure if they allow long term Parking or if yes how expensive it may get. It's best to search for private parkings or long term parkings, there are a few in the city center and those are guarded. Just avoid P+R Parking lots as those are unguarded.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thanks a lot for the reply, I will try to see more info, I did try to book smth with parking but unfortunately did not find any in center) if u have any long term parking in mind pls let me know) (we will be staying 4 days there)
To be honest, winter isn't super different these days (thanks climate change). Of course it's colder, there may be rain more often (snow less), but besides the christmas markets there isn't much to do that's specific to winter. I personally find it nice to just walk in the city with the decorations and lights up, have a mulled wine on the street to warm up and enjoy the streets like that :)
Thank you. I think we will be okay with the weather. I go on a girls trip every January. The last two trips were in Poland and Czechia and it was cold, but totally manageable. I am excited to explore Budapest. @@StuffedCabbageAdventures
@@jaynedudley2357 hey there, Goulash has a meat base and it's dependent on usage of meat. Perhaps try out Vegan Garden restaurant, they have a Vegan Jókai Bean soup which is nice, it is also a very good dish that has Paprika spice at its core like Goulash. 😊 I had it once and it was good 😊
Hey there! Cards are widely accepted, it's kind of a requirement these days. Only a handful of places like the Labyrinth in Buda Castle, public toilets or a few very small convenience stores may not accept cards. So no need to carry a lot of cash, but could be good to have some in case it's needed.
How hell naw. The trdenlik or chimney cake. That thing is bigger than my cars exhaust. And in Prague they ripped me off. Damn. I don't trust the trdenlik stands now. Not even in Budapest
Sorry to hear about your bad experience in Prague. I did not hear of similar happening in Budapest Chimney Cake stands. There are established shops which are respected and don't rip people off (yeah some of them are expensive, but there are some cheaper places that offer good quality products still). I think in Prague the chimney cake is a bit overrepresented, while in Budapest it's under represented. It's still delicious :D
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures I didn't have personally. My gf did. I forgot to tell her. But I paid obviously. This is a man's world and we pay the price. And the funny thing that the chimney cake is Hungarian. It's not even Czech. They're there to rip off tourists
Good video but - speciality coffee? I don't go to different European cities to seek out speciality coffees; when I think of Budapest I don't think "I'm not going unless they have speciality coffees". Also, I go to Budapest to eat Goulash - it's Hungarian; why would I go to Budapest to eat Chinese? If I want to eat Chinese I'll do that here in the north of England. Overall I thought this was a wasted opportunity to highlight the hidden treasures of Budapest.
Budapest is lovely with loads to see and do but the food is terrible if you don’t eat meat. There is no recycling. Except a few parks with plastic bins. It’s 2023 recycle save our planet
Glad you like the city in general. I dont agree that the food is terrible, but yes Hungary is not famous for vegeterian food. But there are a ton of eateries which offer vegeterian/vegan food options. When it comes to recycling in public, yes Budapest is not perfect (like may other cities unfortunatly), but households since many years have recycling bins for plastic and paper. So we are getting there little by little.
As a vegetarian I must say unfortunately it's true the Hungarian cuisine is not so strong with the non meat food. The main vegetarian foods are mainly pasta, like palacsinta, tojásos nokedli, krumplis tészta.. However, most of the Indian restaurants can choose vegetarian food and there are many vegetarian burgers and pizzas as well around the city. We can create our own different types of salads from couscous, bulgur, rice with cheese, vegetables and green leaves.. sometimes it's a challenge to find a great place to eat without meat but during the time we can enjoy the discovering.🙏🌞
for next time if you remain vegetarian: Lecso (Hungarian Ratatouille), Főzelék from peas or spinach or lentils or potatoes or cabbage or bean/wax bean, Gombapaprikás (Mushrooms in this creamy sauce), Mushroom stew, Stuffed fried mushrooms, Hungarian fruit soups (there are a bunch of them, these are usually cold dishes), Rakott zöldbab (Hungarian layered green bean casserole), Creamed spinach, Breaded cauliflower (Rántott karfiol), Layered cauliflower, Layered Potatos, Cabbage casserole, Cabbage and noodles , Fishersoup (if you eat fish), Harcsapaprikás (also fish), Dödölle, Szilvácsgombóc, Túrógombóc, Lángos, Kürtőskalács (fast food), Aranygaluska (kind of sweet)
VIDEO about the TOP 10 Hungarian dishes you should try in a Restaurant is out now, as well with Restaurant recommendations. Make sure to check out :) th-cam.com/video/ISbyP_0jbBE/w-d-xo.html
Just came back from Budapest.
What a breathtaking place! ❤
Glad to hear you had a lovely time here! 😊
I can't wait to go back to Buda
I lived in Budapest from 11-17 years of age. I miss it very much. Just made gulyasleves today and watching this video brings me back to middle school days.
Just back from Budapest and I had so much fun 😊 The people, the culture, the food (especially sweet stuff) are all amazing 🤩 I'm just sorry I didn't have more time there but hopefully I'll go back 😀
Visited Budapest back in February. It absolutely blew my mind. Definitely coming back as soon as possible.
Glad to hear you had a good time and you'll return! :) have fun when you do! ☺️
Any reasons in particular?? I’m considering heading there in October before Istanbul… but sadly I’m considering it may not be so fun?
@@mrmackillago! I went on a bar tour in the evening and it was so much fun! Lots to see and do. I would definitely go back 😊
Planning a visit to Budapest in June (2024), enjoyed your video. Nicely produced, kept moving, and thanks for not wasting a lot of time with a lengthly, BS introduction.Thanks for the many good suggestions.
Thanks! Happy to hear you liked it! I hope you'll have a nice time here in June and enjoy some of the activities we listed :)
Your the Man!
Thank you for the Great video I am planning to visit Budapest this Christmas 🎄
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Hi, I’m just back in UK after going to Budapest for a few days. I just wanted to say köszönet for your videos and your kind answer to a question I posted.
I thought I would put in a couple of other recommendations for interesting things
1. Magyar Zene Haza - interesting music museum in a stunning modern building, and…
2. my absolute favourite “off the beaten track” place. Ecseri flea market.
Glad to hear you had a good time, and also went to some of the less frequented places! The House of Music is also one of my favorite new additions to the cities attractions :) And Ecseri is definately an off the beaten track place if someone wants a unique adventure, happy to hear you took the time to visit it 😀
how do you not have 100k subs? Please keep at it at you'll get there for sure
Very fair and thorough information. I'm from budapest.
Thank you for all your useful tips. I had a great time in Budapest this April.
Thank you so much for the Support! 😊🙏 Really happy to hear you enjoyed your time here in Budapest 😊
The architecture is spectacular!
Hello from Slovakia, I always love visiting Hungary
same here. Alwaya love visiting Slovakia!
Hello Stuffed cabbage. ☺️ Legközelebb ha lesz még alkalom rá, például mutass pár cukrászdát is a hatalmas választékkal vagy egy szép épületben. (Lehetne például a kürtős kalács helyett vagy mellett, vagy a kávézáshoz 😉) Rengeteg csodálatos és finom magyar sütemény és torta van, amit lehetne ajánlani. 🥧🍧🍨Egyébként nagyon jól összeszedett videó lett. Köszönjük szépen! 👍🏻 🤩 Fogom ajánlani angol/külföldi ismerősöknek! 😎
Köszönjük! :) Igen, rengeteg Szupi cukrász termékünk van meg jó szép helyek, ezek mindenképpen saját videót fognak valamilyen módon érdemelni 😊
Love Budapest...coming back for the whole month of October, can not wait.❤
Fantastic video! Thanks!!!
Thanks so much for the very helpful video! My husband and I are planning to visit in June! :)
Great vídeo bro!! I’m visiting Budapest in a couple of weeks and your video just hyped me more! 🙌🏼
Exactly what I needed and was looking for. Thank you!
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FANTASTIC Thank you
The parlement is certainly very beautiful. It easy to keep it that way, because nothing happens there anymore.
Going in August and your videos are very insightful!
Thank you for the tips... I will be there this August, cant wait 😊😊
I hope you'll enjoy your time here when you come in August 😊
My wife and I will be visiting in October of 2023 on a Viking cruise. Both of my parents were Hungarian and unfortunately, they didn't teach me any of the language. I can't wait to eat the food and soak up the culture. BTW - your English is very good! Thanks for your very informative videos.
Hope you will have a great time ☺️
Same. My wife and I will also be on a Viking cruise - embarking in October. Budapest to Amsterdam. Can't wait.
Thanks for this !!
Thanks for the practical videos! I will travel there and wanna explore something more closer to locals lifestyle instead of typical tourist attractions. And this is really what I want to see, really helps!❤
Glad to hear! Thanks :) I hope you'll enjoy your time in Budapest! :)
Thanks for your video, very useful for traveling to Budapest. :)
Great videos. Thank you! Maybe I miss recommendation to rent and go by bike in Budapest ;)
Thanks 😊 cycling is indeed great but my opinion is that it's limited to only certain parts of the city. There is still a long way to go in making the inner city bike friendly to be honest.
Best ever Budapest video..
Thank you 😊
Wow 😊😊
What to do in Budapest? EAT,EAT and EAT :))
Great review!
Thanks alot!
That sausage looks delicious! What kind do you ask for? I know there are different types but I want that one!
Usually there is one "sült kolbász" at butchers or markets, and it will most likely be flavored with Paprika spice 😋 those are the real deals 😉
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures awesome! Thank you!
amazing videos. just subscribed. thank you.
6TH time in 2 years a GREAT city
Have you ever eaten at Náncsi Néni Vendéglője? I was told to try this place when visiting Budapest Kerulet II.
I was there very long time ago but people still say a lot of praise about the place 😊 the only downside is that it's pretty far from the center, so if you wish to visit its best to book a table to be sure before taking the journey 😊
This was a very informative video. We’re planning on touring a number of cities this fall. How many days do you recommend are needed for Budapes of the sites on this video? Thank you.
Hey there! Most people spend around 3 full days in Budapest and I would say thats enough to get a great taste of the city and enjoy a lot of things. Adding a day or 2 can help with more experiences that may also include a daytrip to nearby town of Szentendre for example 😊
leaving for budapest tomorrow can't wait to explore this beautiful city, great video!
Thanks, wishing you a pleasant trip! 😊
The city looks amazing at night. What are the best spots to view the monuments?
I highly recommend either go up the Gellért hill or the Buda castle. But it is worth just walking around in downtown starting from the Parliament towards the party district. Have a video about that as well 🙂
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thank you. I didn't know the buda castle is accessible during evenings. 👍
The Castle is more like a district. Of course there are places that close for the night, but spots where you can view the city from are freely accessible :) It's a pleasant area to explore even in the evening :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thank you so much. You meant the streets surrounding the Buda castle
You'll also get an overview of the City from the new Mol Tower
I’m coming to Budapest for my stag party next month. Only 5 guys but I’m not much of a drinker…any suggestions for fun stag things to do ?😂
There are companies who specialise in stag parties, perhaps they can help with getting one organized :) Just a note as a local: having fun is good, but don't turn into raging party animals on the street and in the bars, unfortunately many bars banned stag party groups due to their behaviour. Whatever you do, have fun, enjoy the city, but be respectful :)
Hi ! Where are the places for best sun rise and sunset view at Budapest?
Generally the higher grounds are good, like Castle district with Fisherman's bastion or in front of the Palace, or Gellért hill, Philosophers garden etc. I mostly like the sunrise because you look towards Pest and that's where the sun is rising from. But the sunset is also nice from these places even if you aren't looking into the sunsets direction but again to Pest, however the clouds and the sky turn to beautiful colors and the city starts to light up, it's gorgeous 😊 alternatively on the Danube promenade on Pest side when you look towards the castle district during sunset, that can also be a picturesque view 😊
Yes totally skip on the Starbucks and get some amazing coffee from a little café
How to go the the city center downtown of budapest from the train station...?
There are multiple large train stations (Nyugati, Keleti, Déli) but luckily all of them have good connection to Subway and other public transport systems. Using Google Maps helps a lot as its reliable, or alternatively there is the Budapest Go app where you can also buy digital tickets for the public transport beside planning the directions :)
visiting late Oct - Nov itinerary is almost set. I just don't know what to wear. Coming from Tropical island this is an issue for me. Would appreciate any thoughts
Late October and early November the autumn time is in full effect. It can rain from time to time, then a rare few hours of sunshine may cook you. So plan with some layers to be able to adjust during the day as the weather heats and cools off. 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thank you so much. this sets up clarification on my mind! I can't wait i swear, too stoked about this trip 😂
You are so much fun to watch and very engaging! I do have a question though why is your channel called stuffed cabbage? Why not the "Hot Hungarian?"😊
Hey there! Stuffed Cabbage or Töltött Káposzta is a hungarian dish, which I also enjoy 😊 but many neighbouring countries also have their versions of stuffed cabbage, or utilise cabbage in their cuisine. So I chose the name symbolising not only Hungary, but other cultures as well, and to have Adventures exploring and experiencing more from all kinds of cultures :)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures ahhh well thank you for the explanation! Im really enjoying your video's. I still think the "Hot Hungarian" would work well! ☺️
Hi, is things like hot air ballon, and thermal bath available at winter?
Hi :) thermal baths are open all year long as all of them have inside areas as well. The air ballon not sure, it depends mostly on the weather conditions, for example if it is too windy it usally does not operate.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thank you :)
Hi! I'll be in Budapest in March, so in winter. I'd like to know how is it the city in that month (social life, night activities, etc). Thanks!
Hey there! March is the beginning of Spring here, it's a nice time, not too warm but not super cold 😊 outdoor places won't be open yet, but there will definately still be nightlife in the city center. Just note that March 15th is a national Holiday when most places are not open or only have limited service 😉
Maybe you have a google maps list with all your places mentioned in the video?
Hey there! Unfortunately not at the moment, but will see if we can create something in the future 😊
thank you for the video. in winter if it is not snowing between Christmas and new year (does it or not past years?) or are there mountains to travel to ,to see snow fall?
Hey there. While we had some nice snow in the past week, it is not really common in the country in the past few years, or when it snows it quickly melts. We don't have high mountains either, but the High Tatras in Slovakia / Poland are close and have some nice places, or the mountains of Austria are also accessible from Hungary 😊
Any Hotel you would recommend (District 5-7, max. 125€ p. night per room)?
Hey there! In all honesty I don't really know hotels here as I live in Budapest, so I never stayed in a hotel. I always search on booking dot com and check for hotels, reviews and prices there, then perhaps check the hotels individual site if they have a better offer. 😊
Hello my friend im planning to spend the new years eve in Budapest. Do you have any tip? Thank you very much. Congrats for your videos
Hey there! I hope you'll have a great time when you visit! Generally what I would say is to look for places and book in advance as a lot of the nice restaurants/bars/party places can get full easily. I will be honest I only say this because of some comments I read online, I personally spend New Years eves in house parties with friends and don't go to bars, but I hear the streets are lively on new years :)
Soooooo what times do those ruin bars start to get crowded? Asking as I want to check them out and am apparently staying a stone's throw from two you showcased!?
Mostly in the evenings on Friday and Weekends, but if you go there late afternoon weekdays or early afternoon on weekends you should be able to enjoy them without a ton of people 😊
Hi sir❤
Great, another tourist selfie....
Thanks for your usual comment 😄
Hi, is there any product design must see's in budapest?
Hey there, not sure what you are looking for as "product design" must see. The Museum of Applied Arts (Iparművészeti Múzeum) may fit what you look for but unfortunately that is closed for Renovation. The Kiscelli Museum has some modern and contemporary exhibitions, collections of unique items or art and fashion related content, and they are highly regarded. Alternatively the new Museum of Ethnography's collection may be interesting for product design enthusiasts. 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures will it still be closed in february?
Unfortunately even the optimistic belief is that the earliest time when the Museum of Applied Arts opens up again will be around 2025-26. :(
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures as I am organizing a trip to budapest for 5-7 days for the student faculty organisation of design sciences I was hoping to do a tour of a marcel breuer house or workplace like there is of alvar aalto in helsinki but I guess this isn't possible either then?
Unfortunately no Marcell Breuer planned building was ever finished in Hungary, if you are looking for experience related to Bauhaus movement, perhaps the Walter Rózsi villa may be interesting which is a museum that can be visited. There is also a street called Napraforgó street which has many Bauhaus style villas, although they cannot be visited on the inside if I read correctly, but there is a site about the location.
the Street Food do they just take cash or can you use a card? what would you recommend for Kids to see and Eat, we booked a River Cruise and we have arriving early so we have 2 day there
Most of the places take credit card, perhaps really small stalls, some food trucks or sellers at markets may not have POS devices working and you'll require some cash. For Kids it really depends on their interest and their age. The House of Music is a cool interactive museum that kids can enjoy, its located in the Városliget city park that has a small lake where you can do boat riding, there are some cool playgrounds there too and the City Zoo is also here. Margaret Island also has some nice Playgrounds, and you can rent little buggies to cycle around the island. Palatinus beach on the Island has some nice slides, wave pool etc, kids enjoy this place too. A bit off the usual path, but the Csodák Palotája (Palace of Wonders) is an interactive place targeted at children to learn about science in a fun way. Regarding food for kids, I myself had a very picky taste as a child, so I can't really recommend anything as all kids have different food they enjoy or don't :)
if I know nothing about the local language, can I travel by myself without hiring a tour guide?
You can easily get by with English, most people will speak it, but if there are challenges, Googles Translator app can be a life saver (both the conversation translator and the picture text translator 😊)
Hi can u pls advise on the parking? I plan to visit Budapest in July by car) as for now I found a parking (Westend, külső parkoló)
Hey there, Parking can be Very expensive in the city center. I am unfortunately not aware of Westends Parking policies and prices but it's a shopping mall, not sure if they allow long term Parking or if yes how expensive it may get. It's best to search for private parkings or long term parkings, there are a few in the city center and those are guarded. Just avoid P+R Parking lots as those are unguarded.
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures thanks a lot for the reply, I will try to see more info, I did try to book smth with parking but unfortunately did not find any in center) if u have any long term parking in mind pls let me know) (we will be staying 4 days there)
Where's Mini Ákos? 😢
Hehhe, well we didn't see where he would fit best in this video 😅 But I'm sure he'll be popping up in the future 😊
What would you visit in the winter? What would be your winter essentials for walking around in winter months?
To be honest, winter isn't super different these days (thanks climate change). Of course it's colder, there may be rain more often (snow less), but besides the christmas markets there isn't much to do that's specific to winter. I personally find it nice to just walk in the city with the decorations and lights up, have a mulled wine on the street to warm up and enjoy the streets like that :)
Forgot to mention the large outdoor Ice skating rink in Városliget, that is fun in winter time 😊
Thank you. I think we will be okay with the weather. I go on a girls trip every January. The last two trips were in Poland and Czechia and it was cold, but totally manageable. I am excited to explore Budapest.
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Is there a way to text or email you directly?
Hey there, this information is available on the channel itself :)
We eat at New York Cafe
Hey- I don’t eat meat- I wanted a vegetarian goulash but couldn’t find any
@@jaynedudley2357 hey there, Goulash has a meat base and it's dependent on usage of meat. Perhaps try out Vegan Garden restaurant, they have a Vegan Jókai Bean soup which is nice, it is also a very good dish that has Paprika spice at its core like Goulash. 😊 I had it once and it was good 😊
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Do I need to worry about taking out cash or will we get by with card?
Hey there! Cards are widely accepted, it's kind of a requirement these days. Only a handful of places like the Labyrinth in Buda Castle, public toilets or a few very small convenience stores may not accept cards. So no need to carry a lot of cash, but could be good to have some in case it's needed.
How hell naw. The trdenlik or chimney cake. That thing is bigger than my cars exhaust. And in Prague they ripped me off. Damn. I don't trust the trdenlik stands now. Not even in Budapest
Sorry to hear about your bad experience in Prague. I did not hear of similar happening in Budapest Chimney Cake stands. There are established shops which are respected and don't rip people off (yeah some of them are expensive, but there are some cheaper places that offer good quality products still). I think in Prague the chimney cake is a bit overrepresented, while in Budapest it's under represented. It's still delicious :D
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures I didn't have personally. My gf did. I forgot to tell her. But I paid obviously. This is a man's world and we pay the price. And the funny thing that the chimney cake is Hungarian. It's not even Czech. They're there to rip off tourists
Wtf is a tdrenlik?
@@nuckingfuts4721 A chimney cake. In the Czech Republic they call them Trdénliks
That is why I would not promote chimney cake at all. You get them even in Croatia.........
Good video but - speciality coffee? I don't go to different European cities to seek out speciality coffees; when I think of Budapest I don't think "I'm not going unless they have speciality coffees". Also, I go to Budapest to eat Goulash - it's Hungarian; why would I go to Budapest to eat Chinese? If I want to eat Chinese I'll do that here in the north of England. Overall I thought this was a wasted opportunity to highlight the hidden treasures of Budapest.
...first, not this idiotic looking hat :((.
thank you for the informations. laszlo
Budapest is lovely with loads to see and do but the food is terrible if you don’t eat meat. There is no recycling. Except a few parks with plastic bins. It’s 2023 recycle save our planet
Glad you like the city in general. I dont agree that the food is terrible, but yes Hungary is not famous for vegeterian food. But there are a ton of eateries which offer vegeterian/vegan food options. When it comes to recycling in public, yes Budapest is not perfect (like may other cities unfortunatly), but households since many years have recycling bins for plastic and paper. So we are getting there little by little.
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As a vegetarian I must say unfortunately it's true the Hungarian cuisine is not so strong with the non meat food. The main vegetarian foods are mainly pasta, like palacsinta, tojásos nokedli, krumplis tészta..
However, most of the Indian restaurants can choose vegetarian food and there are many vegetarian burgers and pizzas as well around the city. We can create our own different types of salads from couscous, bulgur, rice with cheese, vegetables and green leaves.. sometimes it's a challenge to find a great place to eat without meat but during the time we can enjoy the discovering.🙏🌞
for next time if you remain vegetarian:
Lecso (Hungarian Ratatouille), Főzelék from peas or spinach or lentils or potatoes or cabbage or bean/wax bean, Gombapaprikás (Mushrooms in this creamy sauce), Mushroom stew, Stuffed fried mushrooms, Hungarian fruit soups (there are a bunch of them, these are usually cold dishes), Rakott zöldbab (Hungarian layered green bean casserole), Creamed spinach, Breaded cauliflower (Rántott karfiol), Layered cauliflower, Layered Potatos, Cabbage casserole, Cabbage and noodles , Fishersoup (if you eat fish), Harcsapaprikás (also fish), Dödölle, Szilvácsgombóc, Túrógombóc, Lángos, Kürtőskalács (fast food), Aranygaluska (kind of sweet)
@@juvede21 thank you I will still be vege . But I am going back