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  • 23-01-2008 10:58pm
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    dudara
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    Heading there the weekend after next. All ideas welcome


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  • #2
    Karoma
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    Just for the weekend? What district shall you be staying in?


  • #3
    dudara
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    A short hop to beat those Dublin winter blues. We're staying in the Andrassy hotel at the northern end of the Andrassy Avenue, near the embassy and residential area.


  • #4
    Karoma
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    Andrassy Street is a nice walk, and the Terror Museum is worth a quick visit.
    Museum of Fine Arts + the national gallery + the Zoo + Heroes' Square + Ice skating rink + a nice spa + Agriculture museum (Nearby castle) are within walking distance (all around the Hero Sq. area)
    As is Millenium Underground/metro 1 runs by there - practical and old -> There are some nice tea houses on Jokai street. :)

    A walk by the Danube into the castle in District 1 makes for a nice evening. You can stop for drinks in a boat.

    What are you into? Museums? Shopping? Night life?


  • #5
    dudara
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    All of the above really. I usually come back exhausted from a holiday because I try to do so much.

    Good shopping recommendations would be appreciated, as would a good thermal bath.


  • #6
    Karoma
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    Baths/spa by Heroes' Sq. : http://www.spa.hu/angol/szechenyispa_en.html
    It's quite basic. Although, the building is nice & it's close by.
    There are nicer baths in Buda, but one or two might operate male/female-only days & they're some distance. The nicer spas/baths are way outside Budapest.


    Shopping:
    West End/Nyugati - simliar to a shopping centre you'd get over here.
    Tram 4 or 6 from Nyugati to Buda - Mammut - again, quite similar to a shopping centre you'd get over here.
    Otherwise, Vorosmarty Sq. (Final stop of metro 1) & Vaci Street - fancy boutiques and more Hungarian shops. Get some 'mulled' wine while you shop.


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