Budapest
7Days 6Nights
22 Places
Budapest
A week-long exploration of Budapest, focusing on landmarks, outdoor activities, relaxation, shopping, and food experiences.
Budapest
Apr 10 - Apr 16
Day 1
Thu, Apr 10
Arrival and Initial Exploration
1
Jamie Oliver's Italian Budapest
Italian restaurant
4.2
2
Castle Hill
Place
A historic castle and palace complex of the Hungarian kings in Budapest.
3
Fisherman's Bastion
Place
4.8
A terrace in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style situated on the Buda bank of the Danube.
4
Hungarian Parliament Building
Government office
4.8
The seat of the National Assembly of Hungary, a notable landmark of Budapest.
5
Hungarikum Bisztró
Restaurant
4.7
Day 2
Fri, Apr 11
Cultural and Historical Day
1
St. Stephen's Basilica
Church
4.7
A Roman Catholic basilica in Budapest.
2
Twentysix Budapest
Brunch restaurant
4.5
3
Andrássy út
Place
4.5
A boulevard in Budapest, known for its shopping and dining options.
4
Fat Mama
Restaurant
4.7
Day 3
Sat, Apr 12
Relaxation and Outdoor Activities
1
Hungarian National Museum
Museum
4.5
Museum showcasing Hungarian history and art.
2
Trattoria La Coppola
Italian restaurant
4.5
3
Central Market Hall
Market
4.3
The largest and oldest indoor market in Budapest.
Day 4
Sun, Apr 13
Shopping and Local Experiences
1
La Nube Tapas & Wine Restaurant
Restaurant
4.7
2
Gellért Hill
Natural feature
4.7
A 235 m high hill overlooking the Danube in Budapest.
Day 5
Mon, Apr 14
Art and Architecture
1
Városliget Café
Restaurant
4.6
2
Heroes' Square
Town square
One of the major squares in Budapest, noted for its iconic statues.
3
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum
4.7
Houses an extensive collection of European art.
4
Széchenyi Thermal Bath
Public bath
4.3
One of the largest bath complexes in Europe.
5
Széchenyi Garden Restaurant
Restaurant
4.1
Day 6
Tue, Apr 15
Day Trip to Szentendre
1
Margaret Island
Place
A tranquil island park in the middle of the Danube River.
Day 7
Wed, Apr 16
Final Day and Departure
1
Parola Vendéglő
Restaurant
4.6
2
Szentendre
Place
A riverside town known for its museums, galleries, and artists.