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Travel Time - Dj0rdje1

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TOP 20 THINGS TO DO IN BUDAPEST 4K TRAVEL GUIDE

Video Overview & Insights

This video covers the 20 best things to do in Budapest, including must-see landmarks, thermal baths, nightlife, food, and day trips. It’s a complete guide to help you plan your visit in 2025.

This is my grandma's phone 😅 my name is not sussanna

— @susannatorok8525

You’ll see famous attractions like the Parliament, Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, and St. Stephen’s Basilica, along with unique experiences such as the Széchenyi and Gellért baths, ruin bars, and the Great Market Hall. Seasonal highlights like Christmas markets and ice skating in City Park are also included.

The guide also takes you beyond the center with easy day trips to Szentendre and Visegrád, plus tips on street food and local favorites like the Karaván Street Food Court. With great public transport and affordable prices, Budapest is one of the best city destinations in Europe.

Hey I am a 13 year old boy and am 50% hungarian and have been to hungary once so far. The actual way to pronounce budapest is the S sounding like an sh. So it would be buda-peSHT. That is the correct way to pronounce that. ALSO number 17, I stayed there in my stay! Great place. Hope this helps😇

— @susannatorok8525

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Your vdo is just fabulous indeed, i would like to know regarding expenses for travelling those sites. Thank you Sir

— @muerjee5634

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00:00 Introduction

Add to the list
Great recommendations

— @UnitedStates-t1l

01:57 #20 – Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden

02:51 #19 – Liberty Bridge

😢 THAT'S AFTER THESE FOLKS SEND THEIR NUCLEAR WEAPONS FIRST

DUMMIES

— @AlisonZalahTrump

03:43 #18 – Danube Promenade, Shoes Memorial

04:43 #17 – Dohány Street Synagogue

Im going there in August

— @inessabarayeva1889

05:30 #16 – Hungarian State Opera

06:14 #15 – Gellért Hill & Citadel

Hungarins dont treat turists very great.

— @hansai89

07:02 #14 – New York Café

07:49 #13 – Margaret Island

Video title:Budapest in 4K 🇭🇺 |The Pearl of the Danube – Stunning Cityscape, Landmarks & TravelGuide #Budapest4k
Channel name:Global cityscapes

— @Globalcityscapes

08:30 #12 – Christmas Markets & City Park Ice Skating

09:23 #11 – Museums of Budapest

Hey guys also go for -- Global Cityscapes

— @Globalcityscapes

10:12 #10 – Hungarian Parliament Building

11:18 #9 – Day Trips

Monk of Maria Laach which Benjamin daughter not Hatshepsut body and mine of 7 canal of District Ramsey Goshen trade of the Delta of Lower Egypt land of cush not Greenland Atlantic Hanging tree?

— @bernadettesison5979

12:27 #8 – Great Market Hall

13:13 #7 – St. Stephen’s Basilica

It is wonderful that all these historical buildings are still here. i think other countries had similar treasures, but were lost in Wars. There is another channel here that explains historical buildings of Europe. Tartaria Vault.

— @joni--bologna

14:12 #6 – Heroes’ Square

15:09 #5 – Nightlife & Ruin Bars

Visiting in August can’t wait,only 3 nights but looks beautiful 👌🏻

— @michaelcarr3641

16:18 #4 – Buda Castle

17:06 #3 – Thermal Baths

Beautiful place to enjoy n relax.

— @BabulBhagwandas-r9e5g

17:48 #2 – Fisherman’s Bastion & Matthias Church

18:45 #1 – Vajdahunyad Castle & City Park

Dankjewel !

— @patrickvandenbergh9219

19:58 Outro

Learn to say Budapest if you are going to speak publicly about the town . Who is this ignoramus who has not taken the trouble to say the name of the town he is talking about. Shut up.

— @laurahall6245

More User Perspectives

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Who is from india

@riyanshugour1621
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Do not send me any more reports by this man

@laurahall6245
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Had to stop listening it was so annoying to hear the city's name constantly mispronounced

@laurahall6245
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When you talk about a city. It is polite to learn how to pronounce the name. Budapest is pronounced with a soft "s" As in "share". It's an insult to mispronounce it and shows laziness...

@laurahall6245
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Nagyon szep bemutatasa ennek a gyonyoru varosnak itt eltem 18 evet nagyon koszonom

@katalinkoroknai
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Your description of the shoes along the Danube is approaching disrespectful. The shoes represent murdered Jews, thrown into the frozen Danube by Black Cross Nazis.

@rogermilstein3303
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To get to the Buda castle you can also take the public transport. It's not like people only have to take a very long walk up to the castle or a very expensive ride with the funicular.

@catc15engine
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The tradition (Classic) mix to the modern in the architecture, sculpture. Churches, parks, streets, bridges, Danube river, coffees, beer, music etc remember me the Budapest city...Magnificent city!

@hysniguda6945
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Waaasss sappening? Suddenly The tiny Hungary on every politicians tongues?

@bubamaranovichok4901
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Great food. Cheap prices.

@veniezerski3243
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So, I need at least one month to see everything, and I have three days. 😂😕

@jelenammm4569
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Great affordable city. Love it. Just came back a few weeks ago.

@Stevm1234
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The Matyas church is where the Hungarian kings were coronated.

@moyaschloegl7932
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Please look restaurant a bit outside of the city center, which is easy to access with tube.They are much cheaper

@krisztiannagyszeder1095
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Ok, no politics. But the house of Horrors is a place, where the community government tortured Hungarian patriots, from 1945, end of the WWII under Soviet occupation, till the Soviet fall apart in 1989.

@moyaschloegl7932
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For the past 10 years, I have spent 1 to 3 months a year in Budapest. art is everywhere. Architecture is everywhere. The City is amazingly walkable and public transportation is astonishingly clean. For people my age, it is free

@lightbox617
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The shoes along the Danube are a remembrance of the Jewish people that were murdered during WWII.

@yarn_dragon
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The Great Market Hall is the most expensive for street food.They charge you 2-3x more.

@krisztiannagyszeder1095
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/\ Sawasdee ka. Thank you for sharing, Kob Kun Ka ;-DDD

@voiceofmanorathai
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I was shocked to discover that such blatant information was hidden in the video! In number 18, you show the shoe monument for two seconds and claim that it is dedicated to "lives lost in World War II".. Jewish lives! The monument is dedicated to Jews who were murdered by Hungarian forces who served the Nazis. They were shot and through to the Danube River. But I understand your ignorance, since even the monument itself does not contain the full information, since the Hungarian authorities still deny their actions during the war. You should have done a much more thorough investigation and revealed the truth to your audience, especially in an era when anti-Semitism has become the norm.

@NGHO1
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I’m going in April 2025, can’t wait.

@dow311
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I've been watching videos about Budapest for a year now, and I found yours being the best! Love it.

@csakazenzenem
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Great information. Do you have/ can you make a clip on the way to see any many of these places by listing then in proximity to each other please

@soniaschweis542
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I don't know why but I have ALWAYS wanted to visit this city. I am hoping it will happen sometime soon.

@Carlos-b6g6s
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Hungary is a highly ethnically homogeneous country, with ethnic Hungarians (Magyars) making up the vast majority, often cited around 84-86%, though percentages vary slightly by source and census year, with significant minorities including Romani (around 2-3%) and German populations. The nation's current demographic profile results from territorial changes after World War I, which concentrated ethnic Hungarians within modern Hungary.

Key Figures & Details

Ethnic Hungarians (Magyars): Approximately 84.3% to 86%.

Romani: Around 2.1% (official), but potentially 5-10% (estimated).

German: About 1-1.9%.

Other/Unspecified: Around 1-2% for specific groups, with significant unspecified responses.

all White people... Magyars.. Romani... German..

@stchrismichael
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Thanks. Great

@michaelrivman4569
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Don't miss the dictator's palace 😢

@d.dominik1995
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Я так рада видеть все места ,связанные с моим детством и туристической поездкой в далеком 2007м

@ТАТЬЯНАтатьяна-н8х
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The Paris of the east… without the mass immigration 🥰

@artificial-frequencies
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THANKS FOR SHARING👍🏿

@LOWBUDGETPOWERCOUPLE
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Budapest is the MOST underrated city in Europe by a longshot. History, culture, views... it truly has it all!

@roamroster
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Thanks for the information 😊❤

@AWalkInBerlin
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definitely coming back to this for my Hungary trip!

@josephlopinto6265
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Great recommendations, thank you!

@Lorelajn
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I enjoyed every second of this video, especially because it includes excursions just outside of Budapest😍

@milocockerspaniel