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Budapest Travel Guide

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Eclectic Shopping and Urban Renewal in Budapest

When I went to Budapest last week—that unduly beautiful capital on the Danube—I  spent an afternoon checking-out some boutiques recommended in a June 7 New...

Budapest’s Chic New Hot Spots

Hungary’s capital has always had a few things going for it: classical music; Art Nouveau architecture; a wine scene just out of town. Design and...

Vacationist: Morocco, Hungary, and Italy

Here's a secret: Last month, a handful of travel experts converged in Marrakech. So take it from us, we're betting Morocco will be on the...

Best New Cruise Ships 2011

T+L takes a closer look at the best new cruise ships, so you can choose the one that’s right for you.

The New Budapest

With the help of foreign investment and local ingenuity, Hungary's capital, once known as the Paris of the East, is reinventing itself.

Guess Where? Synagogue

Happy Friday! Can you guess where this synagogue is?

Europe Travel: Best Money-Saving Tips

T+L gives you the lowdown on how to plan an affordable trip to Europe that stays within your budget.

Spectacular Bridges Around the World

Take a photo tour of beautiful bridges that span dramatic locations, from coastal California to central Prague.

Europe's Best Hotels

Ready to hop the pond this summer? Check into one of the best hotels in Europe, as selected by T+L readers.

World's Most Beautiful Buildings

Take a tour of the world’s most beautiful buildings, from Alabama to India.
HOTELS

InterContinental Budapest

In 2009, all 402 of the rooms in this squat glass tower close to the Chain Bridge were completely overhauled. The renovation? A modern, open, and airy take on Biedermeier style that makes this hotel... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Borbíróság

This popular wine restaurant adjacent to the Central Market Hall is known for traditional Hungarian fare and a super-sized cellar. Spanning across three floors, Borbíróság evokes... more ›


ACTIVITIES

First Strudel House of Pest

This uncommon cafe and restaurant in the city center has a singular passion: the preparation, and preservation of Hungarian strudel. Occupying a historic 1812 building near Stveti Stefan square, First... more ›




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