Shops and food

Budapest: the town of entertainment !

Visiting Budapest.....We have to know what a fantastic town We are dwelling at. Budapest is amazing, we can always find something while we are roaming about in town. We have got to visit this place!
Experience this cavalcade of beautiful buildings, colours and shapes.
Flavors blend with fragrances when you enter a place. And, as there are plenty of possibilities tho choose from, you can always fint the perfect spot whitch matches your mood.
Budapest is famous for its excellent food, as traditional Hungarian cuisine is among the best and richest in Europe. Traditional Hungarian restaurants offer tasty food, often accompanied by traditional Gipsy musicians, who come to your table to play Hungarian tunes directly into your ear.
Restaurants, coffee bars and confectioneries await you with stylishly designed interiors and unforgettable flavours.
The selection of places to dance and drink or just listen to jazz or blues is enormous, even on weekdays. Admission fees are comparatively low, and drinks are generally cheap. There are many club types: modern dance clubs, cellar jazz bars, open-air party places with palm trees, late-night cafés and romantic cocktail bars and so on.

Most pubs and bars in Budapest are located in the Pest downtown area, in district 5, and there is a rich choice of watering holes.

Our flats are placed here!

Budapest is a perfect venue for stag & hen parties, as the wide choice of clubs and the modest prices attract partygoers from all over Europe to Budapest.
Casinos in Budapest fall into two major categories: regular casinos and gaming rooms. The major difference between the two types is that casinos require a passport or an official ID card.

Shopping? plenty of opportunities will indulge yourself in the pleasure of money-spending!
The three main shopping streets in Budapest are:
- Vaci Utca - it became a fashionable shopping street at the end of the 18th century. The northern part is overcrowded with tourists and shop windows in every building, while the southern part, which is also pedestrianised, has a quieter and more historical atmosphere.

- Fashion Street - was created very recently, in 2007, from the total reconstruction of Deák Ferenc utca, which links Vörösmarty tér with Deák tér. The 150-meter long street has been inlaid with fine ornamental cobblestones. It profits greatly from being an actual modern-time extension of the main pedestrian street Váci utca.

- Grand Boulevard - The Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút) is a giant circular road - the longest road in Budapest, with its length of 4,114 metres, and constant width of 45 metres.. Most shops on the Grand Boulevard are individual units, with small to mid-sized floor space, but in the neighbourhood of the two luxury hotels, new vendors have opened shop, catering to the higher quality needs of tourists.

Our accomodations are situated in these streets!!!

sources: www.budapest.com and Budapest night guide magazine

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