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See
Budapest with a Private Guide
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A local guide will meet you at your apartment and take you on
any of the activities you choose. Complimentary restaurant
reservations included. You can choose from the list below. Any
tickets, entry fees, food/drink or extra costs must be paid directly
by you. In all cases, your guide will meet you at your hotel or apartment and
then help arrange transfers, tickets, etc as necessary. Minimum is 3 hours
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Walking
City Tour
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Guided
Nightlife Tour
Your
guide will meet you at your apartment and take you on a tailored tour
of Budapest's pubs, bars and clubs.
Just tell them what types of places you're interested in, and they'll
tailore the tour to your tastes.
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Wine
Tour
Hungarian
House of Wines
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Café
and Patisserie Tour
Budapest
is famous for it's coffee houses and wondrous pastry shops
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Market
Tour
Ecseri
Flea Market - Take a bus to Budapest's famous antique and junk flea
market. It's about 15 minute bus ride.
Fovam
square market - Beautiful indoor market hall in the center of town.
Petofi
csarnok - weekends only. Outdoor flea market in City Park. Entry fee.
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Boat
Tour
Day
or Night, cost varies from 4000-5000 HUF depending on time of day . Tours
leave every hour during the day, last one at 22:00
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Thermal
Baths
A
visit to Szechenyi baths is a must. A gorgeous castle-like building
with various
temperature pools inside and out.
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Trip
to Szentendre
Szentendre
is a quaint village in the bend of the Danube River. It is a short
ride with the suburban railway (HÉV)
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Museum
Tours
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Hungarian
National Gallery / Magyar
Nemzeti Galéria
The
National Gallery’s permanent exhibition reveals the history of
Hungarian art from the very birth of the nation, including architectural
remains,
carvings,
reliefs and paintings.
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Budapest
History Museum
The
Budapest History Museum, also known as the Castle Museum (Vár
Múzeum), traces the 2000 years of the city on three floors of
jumbled exhibits. Restored palace rooms dating from the 15th century
can be entered from the basement, which contains an exhibit on the
Royal Palace in medieval Buda.
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Ludwig
Museum of Contemporary Art
This
museum is the only one collecting and exhibiting international
contemporary art. The museum shows works by American, Russian, German
and French artists from the past 50 years and Hungarian, Czech,
lovakian, Romanian, Polish and Slovenian works from the 1990s onward.
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Military
History Museum
Loaded
with weaponry from before the Turkish conquest, the Museum of
Military History also does a good job with uniforms, medals, flags
and battle-themed fine art. Exhibits focus on the 1848-49 War of
Independence and the Hungarian Royal Army under Admiral Miklós
Horthy (1918-43) and has all you could want to know about Hungary's
rich military history.
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House
of Terror / Terror Háza
This
museum, housed in the same building that served as headquarters of
the dreaded ÁVH secret police, focuses on the crimes and
atrocities committed by both Hungary's fascist and Stalinist regimes.
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Museum of Applied Arts / Iparmuvészeti
Múzeum
Hungary's
museum of applied and decorative arts features long-running temporary
exhibitions, as well as a permanent collection.
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The
Hungarian National Museum / Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum
Displays
the history of the Hungarian people and Hungary. The building was
designed by neo-classical architect Mihály Pollack.
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Arts
Hall/ Mucsarnok
Budapest's
main contemporary fine arts exhibition hall also contains a notable
art book store, and doubles as a cinema.
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Museum
of Fine Arts / Szépmuvészeti Múzeum
Hungary’s
premier gallery, the Museum of Fine Arts houses an impressive
collection of European art, including Medieval, Baroque and
Renaissance works from major artists from Italy, Spain, the
Netherlands, Germany, Britain, France and Belgium.
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Museum
of Ethnography /
Néprajzi
Múzeum
Hungary's
ethnography museum, which occupies the former Palace of Justice,
features a permanent exhibition entitled "Folk Culture of the
Hungarians" as well as regular temporary exhibits.
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Detox
and Relax Day Spa Package
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Experience
the modern tranquility of Budapest's most trendy day spas. Included
in the package is a 60 minute massage or comparable treatment. If you
wish to book a longer or more extensive treatment, we will let you
know the additional cost. The list of options is extensive: Watsu,
Indian Stone treatment and Mauri massage, just to name a few.
Also
included in the package is a private guide, use of the facilities,
locker room, towels, slippers, robes, detoxing teas, juices.
Transport
is not included. Your guide will meet you at your apartment and help
arrange transfers. Once your done with your time at the spa your
guide will be waiting to help arrange transfers back.
The
spas we use are all located in the city centre, and the friendly,
English-speaking staff will look after all your needs
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