Budapest has a notable past, fascinating architecture and a lively culture, welcome to this special place. If your visit is in March, you are lucky. Once winter ends and spring arrives, lots of exciting activities and attractions appear in Budapest. This guide will look at what there is to do in Budapest in this lovely month.
1. Seek out Historical Landmarks in the country.
Budapest is famous for its many important historical landmarks you need to see. Visit Buda Castle first, it gives you an amazing opportunity to view the whole city from above. Stroll on the historic Chain Bridge which unites Buda and Pest and notice its impressive details.
Make sure to see the Hungarian Parliament Building which displays uniquely beautiful architecture. In addition, the Hungarian Crown Jewels are inside, making the place even more remarkable.
2. Go to Thermal Baths.
Taking a dip in one of the thermal baths is something you must do when in Budapest. Take time out to discover the Széchenyi Thermal Bath which is the biggest medicinal bath in Europe and let the hot water help you relax and refresh. Don’t miss out on the famous thermal mud baths and massages which are traditional Hungarian spa treatments.
3. Do try Hungarian Cuisine.
Visiting Hungary in March allows you to eat delicious Hungarian dishes. Sample the stew goulash, a common Hungarian dish that uses beef, vegetables and paprika. Taste a chimney cake, a popular dessert and accompany it with some hot chocolate.
You can have a one-of-a-kind eating experience at the Great Market Hall. In this area, you may enjoy local dishes which often include fresh vegetables, different meats, pastry and spices. You can really experience Budapest’s cuisine at this market.
4. Visit Ruin Bars.
Ruin bars which are found in abandoned spaces, have made Budapest famous as a nightlife destination. Going to these venues provides a lively nightlife scene. The Szimpla Kert ruin bar attracts crowds for its different décor, live entertainment and many drinks.
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Go to Festivals and Events
March is a month when Budapest is alive with many interesting festivals and events. If you love music, the Budapest Spring Festival is a great event with classical shows, performances and exhibitions highlighting the culture of the city.
For those interested in contemporary art, attending Art Market Budapest is essential, because it displays many works by international contemporary artists.
6. Try a Danube River Cruise.
Seeing Budapest’s impressive architecture from a new point of view can be done with a river cruise along the Danube. Beautiful venues like the Parliament Building, Buda Castle and the Fisherman’s Bastion await you as you go by boat. If you want, opt for either a daytime or an evening cruise for an unforgettable experience.
7. Go to independent fashionable stores.
The city is famous for its one-of-a-kind shopping places. To find a variety of antiques, old items and art galleries, go to Falk Miksa Street which is also referred to as the Antique Row. The street appeals to those who collect memorabilia and those interested in history.
To try the newest trends, keep a walk down Andrassy Avenue, where you’ll come across big designer brands. Remember to discover the underground passages like Gozsdu Udvar which are full of small boutiques, bars and cafés.
Conclusion
In March, Budapest combines famous landmarks, interesting events, tasty dishes and chances to relax. Taking part in the most exciting activities and getting involved in the local life will let you experience things you’ll remember always. Make sure your plan for the city covers all the main sights.
If you love history, art, food or just being in a special place, there’s something here for you in Budapest. Be sure to spend your March vacation in Marrakech and make your plans now.
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