Alta Moda Fashion Hotel
- located close to Downtown Budapest
- high-speed internet access
- simming pool
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Budapest is the capitol of Hungary. With over two million people, Budapest occupies both banks of the Danube river. Originally a Celtic settlement, Budapest is today one of Europe's largest cities. It's economic and historic values make this a large hub for both travel and business. Budapest is considered on of the most beautiful cities in the world.
A Guide to Downtown Budapest
Budapest, the capital city of Hungary, has a colorful history filled with conquests, wars, invasions and liberations in a seemingly endless cycle.
Founded in 1873, Budapest is a rather young city by European standards. Formed by the joining of three cities - Obuda, Buda and Pest - the history of the area goes back many centuries with a written account dating to the Roman conquest and colonization of the area that they named Pannonia in 35 BC. Budapest, a member of the European Union since 2005, is now a thriving metropolis and is growing at a rapid pace.
Budapest is well known for its therapeutic thermal baths. Thermal springs were discovered by the Romans after they began colonizing the area, prompting them to build the first public baths in the city. To enjoy a soak in true Hungarian style, be sure to pay a visit to Széchenyi medicinal baths, which are the largest in all of Europe and located in City Park beside the Budapest Zoo.
There are many attractions and historical sites that are well worth visiting in Budapest. Of course the thermal baths have their appeal, but there is much more to this remarkable city waiting to be discovered!
A truly magnificent landmark in downtown Budapest is St. Stephen's Basilica, which is dedicated to the first king of Hungary, King Stephen, who was key in bringing Christianity to the nomadic Hungarian tribes. Inside are beautiful mosaics, frescoes and magnificent statues including a marble statue of St. Stephen. Probably the most treasured relic found at St. Stephen's is The Holy Right of St. Stephen, the mummified right hand of the beloved King Stephen.
Matthias Church, located in the Buda Castle District, is one of the most popular attractions in Budapest. Originally constructed in 1015, Matthias Church has undergone extensive restoration, primarily in the late 19th century, to restore it to its early Gothic grandeur.
The Great Market Hall, located in downtown Pest, is an ideal place to soak up local atmosphere and to do some serious shopping. Traditional Hungarian specialties, baked goods, fresh vegetables, seafoods and souvenirs are offered throughout.
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- Budapest Airport Hotels
Budapest Ferihegy International Airport (BUD) is the largest airport in Hungary. This airport serves over eight million passengers a year.
- Hungaroring Hotels
The Hungaroring is the venue for the Hungarian Grand Prix. This Formula 1 racing circuit is a cutting edge facility located in a valley east of Budapest.
- Downtown Budapest Hotels
Budapest is the capitol of Hungary. With over two million people, Budapest occupies both banks of the Danube river. Originally a Celtic settlement, Budapest is today one of Europe's largest cities.
- Puskas Ferenc Stadium Hotels
Holding almost seventy thousand people, the Puskas Ferenc Stadium in Budapest is an important European football venue. It finished construction in 1953 and remains an influential sports facility today.
- Hungarian Parliament Building Hotels
Being one of the oldest government buildings in Europe, the Hungarian Parliament Building stands out as a prominent Budapest tourist attraction.
- Budapest Arena Hotels
The Budapest Arena, or Papp László Sportaréna, is an ice Hockey sport's arena located in Budapest, Hungary. It is also used for concerts and boxing.
- Museum of Fine Arts Hotels
The Budapest Museum of Fine Arts, or Szépmuvészeti Múzeum, is located in Heroe's Square. It was built by Albert Schickendanz in around 1900.
- Nyugati Train Station Hotels
The Nyugati Palyaudvar train station is a railway station in northern Budapest. The station finished construction in 1877, and today remains one of the three main train stations in Budapest.
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