In Budapest I was alone. Husband to my and his great regret, could not go with me. The goal of my visit was treatment on thermal sources, although most tourists go to Budapest to get a lot of positive emotions from visiting museums and exhibition halls.
As in my opinion, so Budapest is just the perfect city in all respects.
I liked me and service, prices, and people. Everything is done here for people and their comfortable stay. Well, tell me where you have also seen that the usual hotel for three stars had spacious rooms, and fully equipped with furniture and everything we need, as a breakfast buffet "Eat as much as you can", and with all this there is still friendly staff that Not bad understands Russian. By the way, about food. Food prices are more than available and for this you do not need to run in supermarkets or seek a cheap sandwich on the street. In a cheap restaurant, you can have a good dinner, in just eight dollars. Such lunch consists of several dishes including dessert, and the portions of these most dishes are just huge. There are in Budapest and fast food restaurants, but I do not advise you to visit them, since the prices in them are the same, and you know what you know. Hungarian cuisine, very satisfying and at the same time it is very tasty, so you should not deny yourself the pleasure, eat delicious and useful food. In Budapest, I did not have the opportunity to go on a tour or museum, but I will definitely correct this winter, since we are planning a trip to Budapest to winter holidays. As cultural programs, a hike in a supermarket was for me. In order to be able to plan your budget, I recorded prices for products and some products that came across to my eyes.
Budapest - Prices in the supermarket
- pears are two hundred forty-nine forints or thirty-nine rubles per kilogram;
- Apricots, worth a hundred ninety nine forints or thirty-one rubles per kilogram;
- Mottaya carrot, worth three hundred ninety nine forints or sixty-three Russian rubles per kilogram
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- Cabbage, it is worth a hundred ninety-nine Forints for one kilogram;
- one kilogram of tomatoes, worth two hundred seventy nine forints or forty-four rubles;
- Onions, it is worth a hundred ninety nine forints per kilogram;
- avocado, costs one hundred and twenty nine forints or twenty Russian rubles;
- a kilogram of grapes, on average there is two hundred ninety-nine forints or forty-seven Russian rubles;
- three packs of fried sunflower seeds, stand hundred ten forints or seventeen rubles;
- one sausage, worth thirty nine forints or six rubles;
- a kilogram of ham, costs from one thousand one hundred to one thousand seven of the forints, or from one hundred seventy to two hundred seventy rubles;
- the usual boiled sausage, on average there is one thousand four hundred forints or two hundred twenty-one Russian ruble;
- Chicken eggs in the number of one ten, there are two hundred and sixty nine forints or forty-two rubles;
- one hundred grams of snack sausages, it is worth a hundred ninety-nine forints;
- chicken legs chilled, cost six hundred nineteen forints or ninety eight rubles per kilogram;
- Chicken breasts, also cooled, are eight hundred ninety-nine Forints or one hundred forty-two rubles per one kilogram;
- pair meat, costs from eight hundred eighty to one thousand four hundred forints per kilogram;
- one kilogram of meat minced meat, costs seven hundred ninety forints or one hundred and twenty six rubles;
- kilogram of the liver, you can buy for two hundred ninety-nine forints;
- Fresh-frozen fish costs from seven hundred eighty nine to one and a half thousand forints, or from one hundred and twenty-four to two hundred thirty six rubles per kilogram;
- Sausage half-one, costs eight hundred ninety-nine ferries or one hundred forty-two rubles;
- Servelat, stands on average one thousand one hundred fifty forints or one hundred eighty one ruble per kilogram;
- Kilogram Bacon, stands from eight hundred forty-nine to eight hundred ninety-nine Forints, or from one hundred and thirty-four to one hundred forty Russian rubles;
- Blood sausage with cucumber and pepper, it costs a thousand ninety-nine Forints or one hundred seventy-three rubles per kilogram;
- Sweet donuts, stand three hundred ninety forints or sixty-one rubles;
- Drop Baton, worth a hundred nineteen forints or nineteen rubles;
- one bun, costs sixty-four forint or ten rubles;
- Little loaf of bread weighing three hundred grams, it is worth a hundred seventy-nine forints or twenty-eight rubles;
- One hundred grams of cottage cheese, worth ninety-nine forints or sixteen rubles;
- kilogram of ordinary cheese, costs a thousand fifty-nine forints or one hundred and sixty-seven rubles;
- a kilogram of cheese with mold, costs two thousand five hundred ninety forints or four hundred eight rubles;
- Paul Kilo Margarina, stands one hundred ninety-nine Forints;
- Package macaroni weighing one kilogram, worth three hundred ninety-eight forints or sixty-three rubles;
- Canned corn "Bondyel", costs one hundred thirty forints or twenty rubles;
- three bottles of tomato juice, there are seven hundred eighteen forints or one hundred thirteen rubles;
- three tiles of milk chocolate, stand three hundred seventy forints or fifty eight rubles;
- two liters of vegetable oil, cost one hundred forty nine forints or twenty-three rubles;
- Packing coffee "Cape" Weight of a hundred grams, worth five hundred ninety-nine Forints or ninety-four rubles;
- a bottle of wine, costs from five hundred and ninety-nine to one thousand six hundred ninety of Forints, or from the ninety-four-time two hundred and sixty six rubles;
- one beer bank "Goat" stands one hundred and thirty nine forints or twenty-two rubles;
- Bank of beer "Karlsberg", costs one hundred eighty nine forints or thirty rubles;
- Three bottles of vodka in stock, cost four thousand three hundred thirty forints or six hundred eighty two rubles;
- Liquid soap "Pamoliv" in the number of three pieces, it costs a thousand ninety-eight forints or one hundred seventy-three rubles;
- Three toothpastes "Colgate", cost six hundred eighteen forints or ninety-seven rubles.