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3 days in Budapest

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  1. Day 1

    Jewish Quarter

    1. 09:30· MorningDohány Street SynagogueEurope's largest synagogue with a memorial garden; closed Saturdays and Jewish holidays.~1.5 hMid-range
    2. 12:30· LunchKazinczy Street foodStreet-food courtyards and casual counters — burgers, lángos, Hungarian stews — so everyone finds something.~1 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonNew York CaféA gilded 1890s café often called the world's most beautiful; expect a queue and pricey coffee.~1 hPriceyIndoors
    4. 19:30· EveningSzimpla Kert & ruin barsBars built into crumbling old buildings, full of junk-shop decor; Szimpla holds a farmers' market on Sundays.~2.5 hLow cost
    ☔ Rainy day? Rudas Baths — A 16th-century Ottoman dome pool plus a rooftop hot tub with river views; weekend nights are popular.
  2. Day 2

    Castle District

    1. 09:30· MorningBuda CastleThe royal palace on the hill: free terraces and courtyards with river views, plus museums inside.~2 hLow cost
    2. 12:30· LunchCastle Hill FunicularThe historic cable railway from the Chain Bridge up to the palace; queues get long, so ride up and walk down.~0.5 hLow costKid-friendly
    3. 15:00· AfternoonVörösmarty Square & GerbeaudCake and coffee at a café dating from the 1800s; in December the square hosts a Christmas market.~1 hMid-range
    4. 19:30· EveningCastle Hill at nightQuiet cobbled lanes after the crowds leave, and the lit-up Parliament glowing across the river.~1.5 hFree
    ☔ Rainy day? Hospital in the Rock — A wartime hospital and Cold War bunker inside the hill, seen on guided tours only — good in the rain.
  3. Day 3

    Parliament District

    1. 09:30· MorningSt. Stephen's BasilicaThe city's largest church; take the lift or stairs to the dome for a 360° view of Pest.~1 hMid-range
    2. 12:30· LunchHold Street Market HallA smaller, calmer market hall near Liberty Square with a lunch counter floor upstairs.~1 hLow costIndoors
    3. 15:00· AfternoonChain Bridge walkCross the city's oldest bridge on foot between Pest and the foot of Castle Hill.~1 hFree
    4. 19:30· EveningEvening Danube cruiseSee the Parliament, castle and bridges lit up from the water; book one boat for the whole group.~1.5 hMid-rangeKid-friendly
    ☔ Rainy day? Hungarian Parliament — Guided tours only, in set languages and times — book online early to keep the group together.

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