Budapest is one of those cities that are hard to forget. Indeed, the capital of Hungary, mainly known for its unique architecture, offers visitors a real cultural journey. Separated in two by the Danube river, it keeps traces of World War II. Between thermal baths, castles, and parks, Budapest doesn't lack activities for both locals and visitors, making it one of the most beautiful European cities to visit.

You'll understand that in Budapest, activities are numerous. For history enthusiasts, many tours are offered in English as well as French. Food lovers can also find their pleasure, as the city is also distinguished by its gastronomy. Goulash soup, Lescó, and Pálinka are among the most famous local specialties. That's why we recommend strolling through the city streets to discover its typical dishes and meet the merchants who will be happy to tell you about local gastronomy. In summary, a relaxed and gourmet stay awaits you at the pearl of the Danube.

3- Make a Gourmet Stop at the Central Market Hall

Category: € / Gastronomic

Description: Discover the true flavor of Budapest in the market halls. Since 1897, visitors, whether tourists or locals, have been numerous to walk through the different aisles. And we understand why! Between goulash, pörkölt, and paprika, no Hungarian specialty is missing. Did the visit make you hungry? You'll find food stands on the first floor to fill your stomach.