The Danube, the source of inspiration for numerous artists, with its immensity separates Buda and Pest, two cities that are united to form one of the most important European capitals.
Huge bridges connect both sides approached the Buddha, the ancient royal seat and most elegant residential area, and Pest, economic and commercial heart of the city.
Dare to lose its streets full of history and discover why Budapest is known as the Pearl of the Danube and is visited by more than 6 million tourists each year. Enchant you.
Budapest, the Danube’s most beautiful city
With that phrase describes Budapest Polish writer Claudio Magris, who won the Prince of Asturias Prize and traveler throughout Europe.
For us, Budapest has been a very pleasant surprise, we had read much of the city, the Hungarian theoretical unkindly, of the need to restore the buildings and many other topics.
True, not a city as “doll” like Prague, but what differentiates us travelers from tourists is the ability to see beyond, and find the beauty of a city behind the facades.
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