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Budapest - The Paris of the East

There's a lot special about Budapest. It is a beautiful city, with a lot to see and do that you won't find anywhere else. There are regular inexpensive tourist buses which circumnavigate the city - you hop on and off at the various sites across the city. The underground is easy use

State Opera House a beautiful neo Renaissance building with an interior to match
Statue Park has a variety of old communist statues taken from around the city centre soon after the fall of communism in 1989
Parliament Building has 691 rooms and 12.5 miles of hallway, and tours are given in eight languages. It was inspired by the Palace of Westminster
The House of Terror details the torrid past of Hungary and the acts of torture by the secret police
Szechenyi Baths is a popular destination for both tourists and locals. Comprising nine baths this is one of the Europe's largest spa centres

Margaret Island is a popular park in the middle of the city
Hero's Square was built in 1896, to commemorate the 1,000 anniversary of the arrival of Hungarians in Hungary. Before then, it was inhabited by Slavs, like every country around Hungary. It's full of massive statues and carvings of Hungary's medieval national heroes
The Castle is on a hill overlooking the Danube, and the view of the city from its walls and towers is breathtaking.
The Jewish District boasts the largest synagogue in Europe, museums and a good selection of cafes
Ecseri Flea Market is a shopping experience not to be missed

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