Long weekend in Budapest
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Long weekend in Budapest
Hi folks. We found a decent upgradable fare, got a wild hair, and decided to do a quickie trip to Budapest in about a month or so from now. Ms_go has been there before, but Ill be a first-timer. Frankly, well have our hands full just covering the highlights in such a short visit... but if theres one or two off-the-beaten-path things not found in our DK Top Ten book that we shouldnt miss, please let us know. Bonus points if its quirky and photogenic. Note; weve already booked an apartment.
Thanks much!
Thanks much!
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My favorite lesser-known site turns out to have closed... If you are into Art Nouveau there are a number of good buildings. With only a weekend you are unlikely to run out of the top tier sites, but don't forget there is an Orthodox synagogue as well as the more well known one. I also usually revisit the Museum of Applied Arts. The evening cruise is definitely worthwhile.
For some of my visits to Budapest go here: https://mytimetotravel.wordpress.com/?s=budapest
For some of my visits to Budapest go here: https://mytimetotravel.wordpress.com/?s=budapest
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Rather than saying what might be quirky, here are my pictures of Budapest: https://www.flickr.com/photos/mksfca...7670730601912/ Most of them are geotagged so that if you think that an item intrigues you clicking on the location and enlarging it will give you the street name where the item is located.
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My favorite is Gödöllő Palace on the outskirts of the city. You can reach it with an enjoyable streetcar ride that goes right to the palace.
Royal Palace of Gödöll?
Royal Palace of Gödöll?




