hotel em Budapest

Museus em Budapest

• National Museum. Museum of Fine Art. Palace of Arts. Castle of Vajdahunyad. House of Terror Museum. 

Exibições / Galerias de artes em Budapest

• Budapest Spring Festival. Formula - Hungarian Grand Prix. Budafest Opera and Ballet Festival. Sziget Festival. Wine exibition and fair in Buda Castle. 

Actividades culturais em Budapest

• Statue Park. Hungarian National Gallery. Aquincum Ruins. Parliament. 

monumentos históricos em Budapest

• Palácio do Parlamento - o segundo maior edifício do mundo, anteriormente chamado de Casa do Povo, o edifício, que foi construído em 1984 por Nicolae Ceausescu, mede 12 histórias, 3.100 quartos e abrange mais de 330.000 metros quadrados Praça da Revolução - Site de uma parte da Revolução Romena de 1989, um monumento de altura no centro da praça, em memória daqueles que morreram durante a revolução. Romeno Athenaeum - uma sala de concertos abertos em 1888, a ornate, cúpula, edifício circular é sala de concertos da cidade principal e casa do "George Enescu" Filarmónica e do festival de música de George Enescu internacional anual. Arco do Triunfo - inaugurado em setembro de 1936, a sua altura actual é de 27 metros e foi construída após o projecto do arquitecto Petre Antonescu. 

Compras em Budapest

• Westend City Centre Shopping Mall. Central Market Hall. Along Váci Street. Mammut Shopping Centre. Antique shopping : Falk Miksa Street. 

Excurções de 1 dia

• 1_Visegrád: Visegrád lies to the north of Szentendre at the centre of the Danube Bend. This small, riverside village is the former sight of one of the most sumptuous royal palaces built in Hungary.
• 2_Szentendre: Szentendre, with a population of approximately 21,000, lies by the Danube 20 Km to the north of Budapest. Its narrow, winding streets, small aqua red Serbian and Greek Orthodox churches, art collections, museums, restaurants, cafés and riverside walk make it one of the most popular places to visit in Budapest.
• 3_Eger: Eger is a town of medicinal bath students, and also fine wines.
• 4_Godöllö: The Austro-Hungarian Monarchy’s ruling couple Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Queen Elizabeth, affectionately known by the Hungarians as Sissi, frequently stayed in the Grassalkovich Mansion built in “Hungarian- Grassalkovich Mansion Baroque” style in the 18th century.
• 5_Esztergom: Esztergom is a small town of 29,000 inhabitants, 68 Km from Budapest. It is the most important ecclesiastical centre of the country, the founder of the state, King St. Stephen was born here, and in the 11th century it was the country’s first royal seat and ecclesiastical centre; today the Primate of the Hungarian Catholic Church, the Archbishop of Esztergom, has his seat here.

Actividades para grupos

• 1_Boat Tour: Danube Legend is an evening sightseeing cruise on the river, combined with a sound and vision show.
• 2_Wine Tasting: In the atmospheric cellar of the House of Hungarian wines, where every wine-region of Hungary is represented in a separate exhibition area, approximately 700 different Hungarian wines and sparkling wines await wine enthusiasts.
• 3_Operetta: In the Hungarian Operetta Theatre you can enjoy shows such as Mike the Magnate or Baroness Lili.
• 4_Folklor Show: The Danube Folk Ensemble’s repertoire includes some gems of Hungarian folk dance tradition, while the Hungarian folk music is faithfully interpreted by its musicians.
• 5_Spa: Of the approximately 1,300 thermal springs currently registered, nearly 300 are used for bathing purposes and no fewer than one in every ten, which means that about 130 water springs are located in this capital!
• 6_Zoo: A 130 year old beautiful zoo - listed art noveau and national style buildings of the best Hungarian architects of the century.