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Thermal baths that double as social clubs, a Danube-split capital of grand architecture, and a wine and food culture that stays well under the radar of its Western European neighbors.
Explore Hungary on the map →A grand neo-baroque bathhouse with outdoor pools that stay warm through winter, complete with locals playing chess waist-deep in the water.
Budapest's oldest bridge across the Danube, lit up after dark with the illuminated Castle District and Parliament building on either bank.
A fairy-tale terrace of turrets overlooking the Danube and Pest skyline, built more for the view than any real defensive purpose.
Abandoned buildings in the old Jewish Quarter converted into eclectic, mismatched-furniture bars — Szimpla Kert is the original and most famous.