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You say...

"it is a great place, I met only friendly people. Good public transport connections. Romantic city. On new years day went to the Opera, the Opera bal, excellent experience. "

Yves, Brussels (Belgium)

"Difficult language, but loved Budapest. Were going back to see more sights."

Chris, Downham Market (United kingdom)

"Budapest is a gorgeous city, I think your service was quite fine, I'll recommend to people wishing to come overthere."

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Umut, Zywiec (Poland)

"i certainly would like to come back to Budapest in the near future as I was unable to see much on the trip. As I have no language only English I found it difficult to explain myself to many people."

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What to Bring to Hungary?

There are no particular items of clothing to remember – an umbrella in late spring and autumn, a warm hat (everyone wears them) in winter – unless you plan to do some serious hiking or other sport. A swimsuit for use in the mixed-sex thermal spas and pools is a good idea as are sandals or thongs (flip-flops). For more information on the weather on Hungary go visit this page.

If you plan to stay at hostels and colleges, pack or buy a towel and a plastic soap container.

Bedclothes are usually provided, though you might want to bring your own sheet bag. An immersion coil to heat water in a cup is handy if you don’t fancy weak Hungarian tea or coffee in the morning.

You’ll sleep easier with a padlock on one of the storage lockers provided at hostels.