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|  | With a Belle Époque ambiance and fine gastronomy, Budapest has all the ingredients to delight your palate.
Traditional cuisine
On both sides of the Danube, restaurants invite you to discover the national dish, goulash. Hungarian cuisine excels in soups and stews, enhanced by subtle accents of paprika, onions and cream.
Instant pleasure
Cafes are a true institution here. People go to them to drink but also to enjoy something sweet while listening to a gypsy band. If you love desserts, you'll adore Rétes, Gundel crepes or Somloi galuska. |
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| | Treasures of the vine
Hungary produces excellent sweet wines, reds and dry whites. Sip some of the more than 450 quality wines in stock at the Magyar Borok Háza (Hungarian House of Wine).
Just desserts
To sample some delicious desserts, go to Europa, near the Parliament. It's one of the city's best pastry shops.
A relaxing moment
Since Roman times, Budapest has been famous for its thermal baths. Follow tradition and treat yourself to a moment of pure relaxation in the hot pools at the Széchenyi. A pleasure to enjoy before or after a meal. |
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