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4.7 Average rating
Budapest stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
Nearby attractions
Budapest's top spots, include Buda Castle, Hungarian Parliament Building, and Dohány Street Synagogue
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Luxe, Historic Home near Downtown Landmarks
Our apartment is located in the Budapest historical dowtown, just inside of our boulevard on the north side.The building was built in 1889 and it is in nice condition now. The apartment has the highest quality in every details. Equipment: High speed Wifi, Samsung Smart SUHD"65"tv (Netflix,Youtube), Cable HD channels,Washing machine,Drying machine, Iron, Drying rack.High-end Air-conditioning system Kitchen: Microwave, Stove, Induction hot plate, Dishwasher, Fridge/Freezer, Nespresso coffee machine with free capsules, Water heater, Toaster, Cooking utensils, Cutlery, Plates, Glasses. Bathrooms: Hair Dryers, Towels, Liquid soap. Bedrooms: Cable TV, Samsung Smart"40"TV(Netflix,Youtube),High quality bed linen, Springbox comfort beds. We are open to fulfill special requests. When you arrive to the address I will be waiting for you at the main entrance of the building and helping you with your luggage. I will then explain the most important things about the apartment, the surroundings and the the city. I can also help you with transport from and to the airport or train station. I am on a 24hour duty when I have guests. During your stay you can contact me on phone, viber,whatsapp, messenger,anytime. The apartment sits on a boulevard in Budapest's historic downtown area, close to the Opera, St Stephen's Basilica, the Hungarian Parliament Building, the WestEnd shopping center, and the city's famous ruin bars.
Top Floor Penthouse with incredible City Panorama
BUDAPESTING's Parliament View Penthouse is a loft style apartment, located just opposite the House of Parliament on the Buda side of the River Danube, in the very heart of Buda, the elegant yet vibrant and central neighbourhood of Víziváros. Between the classical buildings of Batthyány square & modern Széna square. The apartment has discreet access within the building & thanks to it's brand new stylish interior, offers 5* luxury to its guests. Indulge in this experience, come & try it yourself.
Stylish Central Apartment at the Parliament
Dear guests, Apartment Leo, a cosy family owned, freshly renovated medium sized 56m2, air conditioned apartment with 65 inches TV awaits you if you are planning to see our beautiful city Budapest, discover some cool places around, get refreshed and relax in style. You are going to stay in the very heart of the city 3 mins walking from the Parliament. You will find some recommendations about our favourite restaurants, bars, baths and clubs in the apartment. Have a great stay and enjoy yourself.
Art Deco Luxury 2-bedroom in The Absolute Center
Often used as a cliche but so true here: this is a one-of-a-kind apartment in the absolute center that offers you a truly amazing Budapest stay. You can live here as a modern-day notable akin to the ones who populated these apartments like ours with their ultra-high ceilings and spacious, luxury space in the early 20th century. The heyday of Budapest and Europe when Art Deco or its contemporary rival Bauhaus was in vogue, to which this ultra high-end apartment harks back in its many elements.
Scandi-Style Loft in the Heart of the City in District V
Look out over a leafy town square and the historic buildings of District V from a wall to wall window that gives the apartment its hip and airy feel. There's a calming simplicity to the interiors, with fun highlights in an array of comfy cushions. Explore the city on foot and find easy airport transport links. The Hungarian Parliament, Synagogue, and Deák Ferenc square are a short walk. There are restaurants aplenty, and the cafe in the square opposite is great for a coffee, beer, or snack.
your BASE-ment Inn Arts & Garden
A cozy little apartment tucked away in central Buda which is of course on the Buda side of Budapest when you divide it in two. Buda has the the old while Pest the new as far as history goes - and the calm of Buda is a contrast to the busy Pest side. So if you want a taste of living like a local and only a minute or so from the old town, come and join your new little flat facing a secret little garden which will become one of the secrets you will discover on your holliday to Buda and Pest.
Downtown Heart Synagogue view 3 bdr 2 bath A/C
Downtown's heart, excellent location with view to the Great Synagogue, you can walk to all must sees. Big - 90 m² (970 ft²), 3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. One of the best apartments in Budapest. Check out our guests’ reviews. FULLY RENOVATED TO HIGH STANDARDS, ideal for families and groups. Quiet and privacy are guaranteed, good sleep is provided by very comfortable beds. Classic and also modern style that reflects the spirit of the city. AIRCONDITIONING IN ALL BEDROOMS
Designer Duplex with 3 Bedrooms and Terraces
This designer duplex epitomizes urban elegance in the heart of the city. Boasting three spacious bedrooms, this stunning two-floor apartment is thoughtfully designed to combine luxury and comfort. Featuring two terraces, it offers ample outdoor space to relax and enjoy the vibrant city views. Perfectly situated in the bustling city center, this chic duplex provides both convenience and sophistication, making it an ideal urban retreat.
v1bvdapest Iconic Views•100m² Pure Budapest Charm
Wake up to one of Europe’s most iconic views — the Hungarian Parliament, right outside your window. This 100 sqm design apartment blends elegance and comfort in the heart of Budapest. Cafés, museums, the Danube and all public transport are just steps away. Ideal for couples, families and remote workers seeking a peaceful retreat with unforgettable views.
Beautiful flat with Parliament view
The flat is a brand new, modern, beautifully furnished apartment looking over the river Danube and the Parliament. It is located on the Buda side of Budapest within easy reach of all the famous tourist sites, nice bars and restaurants. The flat, accessible with a lift, is on the 7th floor of the building providing amazing views over Pest.
Panoramic Danube View Haven | Heart of Budapest
✨ Stunning top-floor haven in Budapest's heart - perfect for couples, families, or groups up to 4! Features a 4-meter balcony with dining set and sun lounger, offering panoramic views from Buda Castle to MÜPA. Modern luxury meets prime location near VIKING CRUISE dock and Gellért Bath. Fully equipped with queen-size bed and sofa bed. 🌟
Private Skyline rooftop Jacuzzi • Luxury Penthouse
Steps from a lively pedestrian square with cafés, restaurants, and a young local crowd. Central without being chaotic. A duplex apartment with private rooftop terrace and Jacuzzi — the city spread out below as the sun goes down. The Basilica, Great Synagogue, Great Market Hall, Gellért Baths, and the Danube all within easy reach.
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Hungarian Parliament Building
Neo-Gothic architectural masterpiece housing Hungary's National Assembly and crown jewels
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Inside the Hungarian Parliament Building, you can join a 45–50 minute guided tour to see the lavish Grand Stairway, Dome Hall, and richly decorated chambers, including the old House of Lords and Chamber of Deputies. Admire stained glass and mosaics by Miksa Róth, historic paintings like Munkácsy’s “Conquest,” and Hungary’s greatest national treasures: the Holy Crown, royal sceptre, orb, and coronation jewelry. Watch the changing of the guards, then wander Kossuth Square and the river promenade for close-up views of the neo-Gothic façade and Danube backdrop.
Dohány Street Synagogue
Historic synagogue complex featuring Moorish architecture, a Jewish museum, and Holocaust memorials
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Step inside Europe’s largest synagogue to see its Moorish Revival architecture, vast temple space, and ornate interior that can seat around 3,000 worshipers. Walk through the complex to the Heroes' Temple, the Garden of Remembrance with mass graves from World War II, the Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, and the Emmanuel “Tree of Life” Holocaust memorial. Visit the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Holocaust Memorial Room to learn about Jewish everyday life, holidays, and history, then browse the Judaica shop for meaningful souvenirs. Afterward, continue exploring the surrounding Jewish Quarter and its other historic synagogues.
Margaret Island
Lush island park featuring medieval ruins, a music fountain, and recreational facilities
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On Margaret Island you can swim at Palatinus Bath or the Hajós Alfréd sports pool, watch the musical fountain’s evening light-and-music shows, and climb the historic Water Tower. Wander the Japanese and rose gardens, visit the small petting zoo, and explore medieval ruins of Dominican and Franciscan convents. Run or walk the 5.3 km rubber track circling the island, then rent a bike or pedal car, find a picnic spot under old trees, or catch an open-air performance in season.
Saint Stephen's Basilica
Grand neoclassical church offering panoramic views, concerts, and housing the Holy Right Hand relic
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Inside Saint Stephen’s Basilica, you can explore Budapest’s largest church, admire its neo-classical and Neo‑Renaissance architecture, mosaics, frescoes, and statues, and visit the chapel holding the mummified right hand of King St. Stephen. Climb the stairs or take the elevator to the dome or rooftop terrace for 360‑degree panoramic views over the city and major landmarks. Check for classical and organ concerts, and come after dusk to see the facade illuminated with a large 3D mapping light show. Outside on Szent István Square, relax at outdoor cafés or browse seasonal markets between sightseeing breaks.
Heroes' Square
Prominent square featuring iconic statues, the Millennium Monument, and nearby museums
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At Heroes’ Square you stand among the Millennium Monument, the 36-meter column topped by Archangel Gabriel, the seven Magyar chieftains, and statues of 14 emblematic Hungarian rulers and leaders. Walk around the Memorial Stone of Heroes and take in how the square has hosted major national events, from commemorations to political gatherings. Art lovers can step directly into the Museum of Fine Arts or the Hall of Art. Then continue into City Park for lakeside walks, seasonal ice skating, or Széchenyi Baths.
Szimpla Kert
Eclectic ruin pub offering live music, cultural events, and a vibrant farmers' market
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Inside Szimpla Kert you can wander through a maze of rooms packed with mismatched furniture, vintage cupboards, bathtubs turned into sofas, old toys, live fish, and quirky art installations, including works by contemporary artists. Sip local wines, fröccs, pálinka, artisanal beers, or cocktails at multiple bars—one styled like a chemistry lab—while catching live concerts, movie projections, open-air cinema, exhibitions, or free Sunday jam sessions. Come hungry for burgers, wraps, grilled sandwiches, Kosher street food, and bar bites, or visit on Sundays for the farmers’ market and occasional flea markets. Later, step out into Kazinczy Street’s wider mix of street food, fine dining, and other ruin pubs.
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In front of The Parliament BEM rkp.
Buda Castle Living Apartment (A)
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(A)BEST Panorama w/ Amazing Roof Terrace by Danube
Panorama Classic-Castle, Chain bridge,Danube river
Edit's FabFlat at the Budapest Eye
FullBloom in the center
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Cozy mini apartment with garden and terrace
Budapest & Family 1 - Free parking
Twin House A2.
Private VILLA indoor swimming pool 8 bdr
Charming 2BDRM house with garden.
House with garden at the River Danube
Fazekasház
Dizike pet-friendly guest house
When is the best time to visit Budapest?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $63 | $56 | $58 | $60 | $62 | $64 | $66 | $84 | $63 | $62 | $59 | $84 |
| Avg. temp | 35°F | 38°F | 47°F | 57°F | 64°F | 71°F | 74°F | 74°F | 65°F | 55°F | 45°F | 36°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Budapest?
Budapest has a mix of historic and lively neighborhoods to explore as a visitor. The Jewish Quarter features creative cafes and nightlife, the Castle District brings old-world charm, and the area around Andrássy Avenue is known for its grand architecture.
What are the best things to do in Budapest with kids?
Families frequently explore Budapest Zoo, splash around at Széchenyi Thermal Bath’s playful pools, and discover interactive exhibits at the Palace of Wonders. Local parks and boat rides on the Danube are also popular choices.
What are some of the best things to do in Budapest?
Explore the historic Buda Castle, walk the Chain Bridge, and unwind at Széchenyi Thermal Bath. Markets, galleries, and ruin pubs provide a blend of local traditions and contemporary culture.
How is the weather in Budapest?
Budapest has cold winters with temperatures around 30–40°F (-1–5°C), while summers are warm, reaching around 64–84°F (18–29°C). Rain is moderate year-round; spring and fall can feel mild and pleasant for exploring.
What are the best places to visit in Budapest?
The Parliament Building draws visitors with its iconic design, Fisherman's Bastion frames scenic views, and Heroes' Square shares stories of Hungarian history. Stroll along the Danube Promenade for riverside sights.
What are some hiking trails in Budapest?
Budapest has urban forest paths in Normafa, scenic walks in Gellért Hill, and trails within Margaret Island’s parkland. The Buda Hills area features marked routes through wooded landscapes.
What are some family activities we can do in Budapest?
Families often enjoy exploring City Park with its playgrounds and boating, interactive exhibits at Palace of Wonders, and animal encounters at Budapest Zoo. The Children's Railway provides a distinct local experience.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Budapest?
Visitors frequently plan a trip to the medieval town of Szentendre, discover royal history in Visegrád, or explore art and cafes in Esztergom. The Danube Bend region is known for its scenic towns and hiking.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Budapest?
Many vacation rentals in Budapest welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods like Terézváros, Újlipótváros, and around Margaret Island. Parks and green spaces make it easy for travelers to explore with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Budapest?
Try using public transport to navigate both sides of the city, carry cash for smaller markets, and sample both classic and street food specialties. Locals often relax in thermal baths, so packing swimwear is useful.
What is Budapest known for?
Budapest is known for its grand architecture, historic thermal baths, ruin pubs, and vibrant riverside promenades. The city’s café culture and deep-rooted arts scene shape everyday life.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Budapest?
Visitors often seek out quiet courtyards in the Jewish Quarter, quirky art hubs like Műcsarnok, and the underground labyrinths under Buda Castle. The Lake in City Park is a peaceful spot for unwinding.
What are the best foods to try in Budapest?
Budapest has hearty stews like goulash, savory lángos, and sweet chimney cakes, which are frequently suggested by locals. Market stalls display paprika-flavored dishes and fresh pastries.
What should I bring for a trip to Budapest?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets, layers for changeable weather, and swimwear for thermal baths. A rain jacket is useful, especially in spring or fall.
What is the nightlife in Budapest like?
Budapest's nightlife is lively, with ruin pubs in the Jewish Quarter, live music venues, and riverside bars creating an energetic scene. District VII is frequently suggested for creative spaces and late-night eats.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Budapest?
Budapest has music and arts festivals in summer, citywide celebrations on Labor Day weekend, and winter markets that fill the main squares. The Spring Festival draws art lovers from across the region.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Budapest?
Budapest has family friendly vacation rentals in neighborhoods like Erzsébetváros, Angyalföld, and close to City Park. Many listings feature amenities for children and easy access to local green spaces.
When is the best time to visit Budapest?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for milder weather and vibrant city life. Summer has more outdoor events and festivals, while winter can be festive with holiday markets and lights.
All about Budapest
Hungary’s capital, Budapest, is a bustling metropolis in central Europe. The Danube River splits the city in two, and Budapest’s many bridges help reconnect it. Each bridge has a story behind its name and serves as a historical symbol of this cosmopolitan capital. Budapest’s cityscape is a mix of architecture, from classic Baroque and Gothic styles to sleek, modern buildings.
The best way to experience Budapest is to take part in local life. Explore public spaces, such as the lush City Park, and wander through the alleyways full of street art and make a detour to a pop-up flea market for a unique souvenir. Throughout your city journey, find one of the many thermal, outdoor baths scattered throughout the downtown area. Budapest also hosts several festivals throughout the year. For more insight into Hungary’s compelling history, you can visit one of Budapest’s national museums.
What are the top things to do in Budapest?
Museum of Fine Arts
Discover some of Europe’s most impressive artwork at Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts in Heroes’ Square. The museum’s neoclassical design is a work of art in itself, and the building has undergone reconstruction over the last several years. Its diverse art collections include classical antiquities, master paintings, sculptures, and regularly changing temporary exhibitions.
Liberty Bridge
Liberty Bridge is heavily trafficked during the day and becomes a sightseeing activity at night. Meander along the Danube River banks until you get close to the glowing bridge. You can bring a blanket and sit below Liberty Bridge for a close-up view. If you plan to visit during the summer, Liberty Bridge becomes a pedestrian-only space at night.
Indie cinemas
Visit one of Budapest’s independent cinemas scattered throughout the city. From historic buildings to eclectic and modern spaces, each movie theater has a distinct feel. You can look for a cinema playing cult classics, or find a showing for a lesser known indie film.
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- Hungarian Parliament Building
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- Dohány Street Synagogue
- Saint Stephen's Basilica
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