If during the day there is no shortage of activities and sights to see, Budapest’s social life moves at night to the most exclusive places – terraces and rooftops of elegant establishments – as well as to the neighbourhoods where the “ruins bars” are located. These bars, located in abandoned buildings or in spaces that were created as commercial premises, are the stars of the night. You’ll find them with large patios, restaurants, nightclubs, live music… and plenty of alternative atmosphere. Undoubtedly, experiencing Budapest’s nightlife is another of the “must” of this dynamic city.
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What to see in Budapest in two days
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Andrássy Avenue
Andrássy Avenue is one of the most distinguished and elegant streets in Budapest, lined with beautiful houses, exclusive stores and emblematic buildings. Read this post to find out more.
Budapest’s Chain Bridge
One of the symbols of Budapest is the famous Chain Bridge, the historical iron and stone viaduct that crosses the Danube river joining two halves of the city, Buda and Pest.
St. Stephen's Basilica
One of the most important landmarks in Budapest is St Stephen’s Basilica. The Catholic church stands in a central position in Pest and is a true symbol of the city: a work of art and a wonderful place to listen to organ concerts.
Gellért Baths
Gellért Baths is one of the most famous thermal baths in Budapest. The benefits of its water, its beautiful architecture and its history have made it popular among both locals and foreigners, who enjoy bathing in its famous thermal waters in the Hungarian capital.
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