In Budapest I was at the end of May. It was very warm, even hot in the sun, but sometimes he climbed a strong wind, it was raining several times, the weather changed and quite deceptive, it is better to carry a jacket or windbreaker with you. For walking around the city, I was guidealed by Tomas Cook, routes are described in detail in detail, with an approximate duration, which is very convenient for planning the day.
I dedicated my first day with a tour of Parliament.
This luxurious building is much less interesting than outside, but I liked the story of the guide. The relic is kept in the parliament - the crown of St. Ishthan. At the sight of the old hat, the cross on the Makushka slightly glanced. This royal regalia was hid for so long on the chests that she was blocked. At first they wanted to renovate, but then decided to leave everything as it is. Very trembling and, as it seems to me, the right attitude towards your own story. It makes no sense to redo anything, it is necessary to remember and appreciate your story as it is, not to rewrite the pages, but remember the errors and not repeat them. But I was distracted. You can get inside the parliament only with a tour, they are held on schedule, in different languages, including in Russian. A passport is needed to purchase a ticket.
The second day - Buda, ranging from Fö. On this area, the sculptural group Imre Varga "Waiting," is sometimes called "walking in the rain." In fact, it has a remote attitude to walks. The author created this work after being visited by Paris, where fallen women were impressed by fallen women who are flawed in the rain waiting for the client. Nearby there is a museum of work of the Imre Varga, tourists get infrequently there, it's a shame, the work of this sculptor is very interesting and unusual.
I liked Buda more than a foot, she seemed painful to me, although it was not easy to walk there because of a hilly relief.
One day I devoted to the trip to Spenndre-Viseged Estergom. Honestly, Vyšehrad from the route could be excluded, this castle on the mountain seemed to me attractive only by the view of the Danube. Although there are some kind of children's entertainers if children can like them.
I went and in Peat, beautiful and interesting, but very far, the road on one side takes about 3 hours.
Honestly, Budapest seemed to me undervalued as a tourist place. Some buildings weathered somewhat and need restoration, but the city is very beautiful. Many greenery, friendly people. The older generation remembers Russian and is trying to speak Russian, young people know English well.