Local Attractions

Római-part

Római-part is located beyond Margit and Hajógyári Islands, near the north tip of Budapest. Visitors will be able to join a wide variety of eating and drinking options. The whole embankment section has a retro feel…

Csillaghegy Open Air Swimming Pool and Arpad Spring Spa Complex

This recently refurbished and re-opened complex is situated in one of the oldest and most beautiful parks of Budapest and is open all-year-round. In 2018, this historic spa complex was enlarged with new pools, a wellness complex, a special children’ area and a sauna complex. There are now thermal pools for relaxing in, competition pool for training, a learner pool as well as the “Children’s Paradise” play area. There are also water slides and other exciting features.

The sauna area is equipped with an aromatherapy sauna, a devil sauna, a steam room, a large panoramic Finnish sauna, a hot tub with salty water, a bio sauna, dipping pools with warm and cold water, as well as a relaxation tub with 36-degree water on the panorama terrace.

Szentendre – the famous picturesque artist town situated on the bank of the Danube

This town is one of the jewels of the Danube-bend.  With its open-air Skansen museum, its many art galleries and other museums, restaurants, ice cream shops – this is one of the most popular tourist destinations near to Budapest. It has a Mediterranean atmosphere with its cozy cobblestone streets.  With its rich collection of museums, exhibition halls and galleries, Szentendre is very much the town of artists and art. This town also hosts a range of festivals, cultural and gastronomical events all-year-round.

Budapest

Budapest is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. There are several locations that are part of the world’s cultural heritage, for example the view of the Danube Embankment, the Castle District in Buda, Andrassy street, the Heros’ Square and the Millennium underground train which is the second oldest one in the world after the tube of London. Other important landmarks include the bridges crossing the Danube, the Szécsényi thermal baths, Margaret recreation island, the Opera and many old historic cafe’s and restaurants like Gerbaud on Vörösmarthy square. Budapest is the capital with the highest number of thermal baths in the world many of which have a rich history and architecture. It is also home to Europe’s largest synagogue in Dohány street, the Hungarian Parliament which is the third largest in the world and also houses the Hungarian crown.