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Budapest guide 1 Hostelworld Guide for Budapest The Essentials Climate Budapest is a city that still bears the scars of communism but one that is constantly developing into one of the world's greatest capitals Split in two by the grand River Danube on one

Hostelworld Guide for Budapest The Essentials Climate Budapest is a city that still bears the scars of communism but one that is constantly developing into one of the world's greatest capitals Split in two by the grand River Danube on one side you have the Buda the hilly side dominated by the castle and Royal Palace On the other you have the Pest a at side where you will ?nd the city's ?nancial district high street shops and its most popular bars But something you can ?nd anywhere in the city are its public baths don't leave without treating yourself to a dip in one In this Guide Useful Information After Dark Places to Eat Top Attractions Budget Tips Where to Shop Hostelworld Guide for Budapest Getting There By plane Budapest's Ferihegy International Airport is ten miles outside the city and has two terminals An e ?cient minibus service connects it to the city centre costing HUF one-way HUF return By train Budapest is connected by rail to capital cities All arrive in either Keleti pályaudvar Nyugati pályaudvar or Déli pályaudvar stations and all are stops on the underground network The Hungarian capital has a temperate continental climate and all seasons are very well de ?ned The warmest months are July and August when temperatures can rise to C and there are over eight hours of sunshine a day Naturally December and January are the coldest months Temperatures have been known to plummet to as low as - C in some cases so if you are visiting in winter and even up to as late as March make sure to pack your winter woollies By bus Buses arrive and depart at Népliget Coach Station in Pest Getting Around On foot Budapest is quite a large city sq km so you'll have to utilise its public transport network at some stage It is divided into districts These are referred to with Roman numerals in the address By metro There are three metro lines in operation one of which was the ?rst underground line in mainland Europe They are punctual easy to use and operate between am and pm By bus tram Buses trams cover all parts of the city that the metro doesn't They are the only modes of transport to certain parts of Buda Useful phrases Hello Szia Goodbye Szia Please Kérlek Thank you K? sz? n? m You're welcome Szívesen Yes Igen No Nem Of course Természetesen Excuse me Elnézést How are you Hogy vagy Open Nyitva Closed Zárva What is your name Hogy hívnak My name is Az én nevem How much Mennyibe kerül May I have the bill Kérhetném a számlát Useful Information Language Hungarian Currency Forint HUF Electricity Volts AC Hz Area Code Hungary Budapest Emergency Codes Ambulance Fire Police Time Zone Central European Time GMT Central Post O ?ce V Pet? ? Sándor utca - or V Városház utca Main Tourist O ?ce V Süt? u Deák Square Embassies USA UK Canada Australia South Africa