Archive for the 'Panoramic view' Category
Páva Restaurant (Pava Étterem) in Four Seasons Gresham Palace, Budapest is not only luxury with its food, service and the architecture of the Art Deco Gresham Palace, but quite extraordinarily, with its views too. The panoramic-view windows of Páva are overlooking the Chain Bridge spanning over the River Danube, leading the eyes to the Royal […]
March 4th, 2008 | Posted in Best, Budapest, Drinks, Entertainment, Food, Guide, Hotels, Hungary, Italian, Luxury, Maps, Panoramic view, Programs, Restaurants, Things to do, Tips, Top, Tourist, Travel, Wines | No Comments
The Chairlift in Budapest is on János hill (Jánoshegy) in a beautiful green part of the hilly Buda side of Budapest.
Opening hours: weekends and fair weather 10 am - 4pm
Prices: 500 HUF for adults, 200 HUF for kids, 400 HUF for students and retired people. Return tickets are double.
Address: Zugligeti út 97, Budapest
Phone: 00-36-1-394-37-64
Note: Groups […]
February 29th, 2008 | Posted in Best, Budapest, Children, Entertainment, Family-friendly, Fun, Guide, Hungary, Kids, Maps, Panoramic view, Programs, Things to do, Tips, Top, Tourist, Transport, Travel, Videos | No Comments
If you want to breathe some nice fresh air, be in the green and take panoramic photos of Budapest, it’s a good idea to take the Children’s Railway and get off at Janoshegy, at the Elisabeth Lookout Tower (in Hungarian Erzsébet kilátó). Skip to the video at the bottom if you want to watch not […]
February 29th, 2008 | Posted in Best, Budapest, Children, Entertainment, Family-friendly, Fun, Guide, Hungary, Kids, Maps, Panoramic view, Programs, Things to do, Tips, Top, Tourist | No Comments
There are several lookout towers in Budapest where you can take a good panoramic photo, and I think one of the best gifts for your friends is a beautiful shot shared with them of the places you have been to.
City Center
To start with the city center, you should definitely get to the top of the […]
February 29th, 2008 | Posted in Best, Budapest, Family-friendly, Fun, Gifts, Guide, Hungary, Kids, Maps, Panoramic view, Programs, Things to do, Tips, Top, Tourist | No Comments
Széchenyi Chain Bridge is one of the several nice bridges connecting the two parts of Budapest: the hilly Buda side and the flat Pest side. It was built in 1849 as the very first permanent bridge spanning the River Danube (the river ‘Duna’ has an average width of approx. 400 meters / 1,325 feet). In […]
February 28th, 2008 | Posted in Best, Budapest, Children, Dance, Entertainment, Family-friendly, Guide, History, Hungary, Kids, Maps, Panoramic view, Party, Programs, Statues, Things to do, Tips, Top, Tourist, Videos | No Comments