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  Budapest - The City of Complex Identity On Banks of Danube




 Budapest - General Information

Quick Facts

Currency: Hungarian Forint (HUF)
Language: Hungarian
Area: 525,16 sq. km
Climate: Temperate
Summer: Max - 79° F (26°C) | Min - 47°F (10°C)
Winter: Max - 61° F (16°C) | Min - 25°F (-4°C)
Also known as: Buda-Pesth & The Queen or Pearl of the Danube
Famous for: Thermal Spas, Artistic Performances & Wine
Geographical Location: On East-West Banks of Danube River, Hungary, Central Europe
Latitude, Longitude & Altitude: 47030'N, 1905'E & 607 ft (above sea level)
Best time to visit: May to September (winter being too cold & snowy)
Neighbouring Cities: Kecskemet, Pecel, Erd & Hatvan
Means of Local Transport: Metro, Trams, Buses, Trolley Buses, Trains & Taxis

Overview
Located on the banks of River Danube, Budapest is the capital and largest city of Hungary. It is the commercial, administrative cultural, industrial and transportation core of the country. Budapest became a single city by amalgamating two cities named Buda and Pest occupying both banks of the river.

While Buda is the older sibling with cobbled streets, colorful hills and historical buildings, Pest on the other hand houses commercial buildings, banks, shops, theatres and the parliament. The city as a whole is a successful business destination with lot of trade opportunities especially due to its vigorous trade fair and expo culture.

The capital offers breathtaking old world charm and thriving cultural life together with laden vine valleys, beach resorts and rugged plains. Its collection of palaces, churches and monuments has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, while its has some very good museums as well.

Further the renowned operatic & music events, relaxing & rejuvenating spa baths and festivals along with nine connecting bridges and public buildings from the fin-de-siecle era has made Budapest the ‘Paris of the east’.


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