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The truest of travelers will continue to travel no matter what issues bother the masses. They travel when the economy crashes. They travel when there is tension between countries. No problem is bigger than their wanderlust. However, the world has a pretty serious problem on its hands now. The coronavirus disease first emerged in China’s Wuhan city.
Source: Exotic Locations Not Affected By Coronavirus (COVID-19) > CEOWORLD magazine
Buda Castle has any number of paid-for sights and attractions but you can explore this historic quarter for free – with panoramic views thrown in.
One of the most popular tourist attractions of the Hungarian capital, the Buda Castle Funicular, turned 150 years old yesterday. The funicular, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Danube panorama, links the Adam Clark Square and the Széchenyi Chain Bridge at river level to Buda Castle, and was inaugurated in 1870 as the second such means of transport in the world.
Source: World Heritage Site Buda Castle Hill Funicular Built 150 Years Ago – Hungary Today
Planning a trip to Budapest? Here is Matt’s list of the best things to see and do in the city to help you have the best trip possible!
Europe is full of incredible cities (not to mention small towns and rural areas), so it can be hard to narrow down where you want to go, especially if it’s your first time visiting the continent. Classic favorites like London and Paris still make for a great introduction to Europe, but sleeper hits like Vienna, …
Source: 10 cities that are perfect for your first trip to Europe
Rebecca Hay visits Budapest in the run-up to Christmas and finds the combination of street food and festive fare a tempting tasty treat…
One of the most popular attractions in Budapest, Hungary are the many thermal baths (fed by natural underground mineral springs) that have earned the city the nickname “The City of Baths.” At these spas, you are not allowed to wear modest swimwear, and some women have been asked to leave because their swimsuit is covering most of their body. The spas claim it is for health reasons, but there is also a suspicion that the ban has something to do with Prime Minister Victor Orban’s anti-migrant policies.
Source: I Wore Prohibited Swimwear to a Budapest Thermal Bath—Here’s What Happened
An amazing #wine #festival in the beautiful historic setting of the UNESCO World Heritage site, Buda Castle #Budapest…
Can you see Budapest in two days? Yes, with this 48 hour Budapest itinerary and some planning. Here’s how to spend two days in Budapest. Updated 2019.
Source: Two Days in Budapest – Perfect 48 Hour Budapest Itinerary 2019
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Budapest is a great city. Which is your favorite attraction?
Source: Budapest is the hub for tourism, culture, politics, and commerce
The 100 Most Instagrammed #UNESCO World Heritage Sites, check out here!
Source: WOW! Budapest is one of the most Instagrammed UNESCO sites!
Budapest has incredible spas, nightlife and historical sights. This 2 days Budapest itinerary takes in highlights like Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion…
Source: 2 Days in Budapest Itinerary | What to See in A Weekend in Budapest
If you’re heading to Europe there is no way you can miss a visit to Budapest. The Hungarian capital is a great destination for culture, food, nightlife, and just about everything else you could look for in a vacation. With so many things to do in Budapest, it can be … Read More
Source: 18 Fun Things to do in Budapest
Looking at Budapest at night, from the Danube, will be one of your great travel moments. The view itself has been honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Source: One Of Europe’s Beautiful Sights: Looking At Budapest From The Danube
Vijaya Pratap has had the most wonderful time in Budapest and it is still one of his favourite cities in the world.
Source: A tale of two cities: Budapest
