Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a popular tourist destination known for its architecture, atmosphere and unforgettable beauty. Despite being the 9th largest European city, it has a lot of places for retreat - parks, river banks, promenades, and silent streets. The history of this city connects imperial Buda and simple Pest, which became the most beautiful city at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Budapest is full of interesting facts. Here, for example, one of them. The first subway in continental Europe was built in Budapest. Budapest has beautiful markets, delicious restaurants and an unrivalled pub and bar culture. Hot springs are a must-visit too. Some must-see attractions include The Hungarian Parliament Building: a grand, neo-Gothic building located on the banks of the Danube River. The Buda Castle: a historic castle complex situated on Castle Hill in Buda, featuring the National Gallery and the Hungarian National History Museum. The Széchenyi Thermal Bath: one of the largest thermal bath complexes in Europe, featuring several indoor and outdoor pools. St. Stephen's Basilica: a grand, 19th-century basilica named after the first king of Hungary. The Great Market Hall: an indoor market featuring a wide variety of Hungarian food and souvenirs. As for food, Hungarian cuisine is known for its hearty dishes such as goulash, chimney cake, and langos. In addition to sightseeing and dining, there are many other activities to do in Budapest, such as A boat tour on the Danube River to see the city from a different perspective and take stunning pictures. For a relaxing soak, visit one of the many thermal baths, such as Széchenyi, Gellért or Rudas. Take a walking tour of the city to learn about its history and culture. Finally, visit the Central European University or the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport for a more educational experience. -Enjoy the nightlife in the ruined bars and walk a lot!
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