Budapest
Budapest is very important for Hungary. Quarter of the whole population works and lives here.
It was the cradle of different revolutions in 1848, 1918 and 1956. The
Romans built a flourishing town here and we had Turkish people and
others as guests for 150 years. It is no wonder – where the water is,
there is life. There is no lack of water and springs in Budapest.
People of Budapest have kept the culture of the different nations that
had turned up here in the past. The ruins of the Roman towns can be
visited; the Turkish bath works and statues collected from the socialism
can be seen as well.
In that multi-coloured city everything is together in one place. You can
find Hungarian, Czech, German trams and even one from Hannover – so
from the veterans till the newest ones. The Russian robust trains of the
underground still run but on the other hand brand new carriages are
waiting for the start in the depot.
In the heart of the town – Margaret Island is a small wonder. It’s like a
human organism. This is one of the town’s lungs. Although we can find
houses with crumbling walls – people of Budapest are optimistic; at
least there are things to work on.
There are countless of restaurants, small pubs and modern fast food
restaurants as well. Even the latter ones have respect for the Hungarian
gastronomy and its good reputation – soon they have learnt that there
is a need to ‘Hungarize’ their hamburgers.
Central Europe's longest tram line, the biggest market for jumble sale,
the most thermal baths and the most market for fruits and vegetables can
be found here, not to mention the oldest underground of the continent.
There is a dozen of more wonders here that even the people of Budapest
haven’t seen lively yet – such is e.g. the 100 member Gipsy Orchestra.
They are almost never at home. Their art commands world-wide interest.
Only a few inhabitants could tell how many medicinal springs have been
pouring their water for centuries on the territory of the capital. That
is also a unique wonder.
Please do come to Budapest and be the one who succeeds in counting those
springs, buying those tickets for the concerts – for that even people
of Budapest have been waiting a lot.
Unsere Gäste haben geschrieben...
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gebucht ein Doppelzimmer mit Hund (Preis 27-33 Euros!), lt. einem grossem Buchungssystem waren Hunde erlaubt - keine Extrakosten und Parkplatz beim Hotel. Als wir um 21.00 angekommen sind, waren trotz Vorlage der Bestätigung, dass Hunde erlaubt sind, Hunde plötzlich nicht mehr erlaubt. Nach einigen Minuten waren Hunde um 20 Euro erlaubt - ein sehr "netter Betrag", wenn man denkt, dass ein Doppelzimmer für beide Personen nu 7-33 Euros kostet. Es wurde seitens des Hotels auf den Mehrbetrag für Hunde bestanden! EIN REINER VERTRAGSBRUCH UND BETRUG!!!!!!!
Sehr kleine schlecht eingerichtete Doppelzimmer!!!!!!!
Stayed March 2011, traveled on business (Source: Tripadvisor.com)
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