Budapest is not just the capital of Hungary, it is also the world’s capital of thermal springs. There are a huge amount you can visit, you could keep yourself occupied for an entire two weeks at these venues. I’d recommend reading my article on visiting Budapest to see what myself and Kunal got up to. It is the second top selling destination in the world for stag parties, while I’ve also been here twice on different stag do’s. One time with my school mate Matt and another time with my uni mate Sam, but both times involved relatively similar activities, including the likes of go karting and a lot of drinking, as well as a spa party. However if you’re going for the culture rather than a wild weekend, then you might want to explore the third largest parliament building in the world, which lies along the riverside. Completed over 100 years ago, it is a beautiful sight as you sit down for a sip of beer. I’ve highlighted Hungary’s reputation for inventory on multiple posts, while Budapest has the oldest subway line in mainland Europe, something quite a few locals were keen to show off. There are also numerous museums dotted around the city, perfect for any fans of art and culture. For wildlife fans, you could do worse than having a visit to the elephant house in Budapest zoo.
