20+ Charms of Budapest — a city of thermal pools, stylish cafes and breathtaking architecture

Budapest is known for its springs and thermal baths, music festivals and, of course, its rich and appetizing cuisine. Often, however, tourists traveling through Europe end up skipping the city, opting to visit other more famous and tourist destinations. But Budapest has a lot to offer: there, you can relax and enjoy the city’s attractions without breaking the bank, as well as being enchanted by its architectural wonders and historic buildings.

We, from awesome.club, we were quite impressed by the beauties and charms of Budapest posted by tourists on the internet, and we can’t wait to share it all with you. Check out!

You cannot miss the outdoor thermal pool at night and in winter. It’s my favorite memory of Budapest! © saucerjess / Reddit

The smell of chimney cakes will follow you through the streets of Budapest and you won’t be able to resist. A fresh and warm dough, at the same time soft and crunchy, covered with cinnamon and sugar (sometimes even with other things, like cocoa). © Bernifal / Imgur

An artist’s homage to teddy bear Teddy — Mr. Bean, played by Rowan Atkinson in the famous British series of the same name.

“The first time I went to this cafe with the family, we sat outside. It was summer and the weather was nice and sunny.”

After finishing our drinks, we went inside to settle the bill. When we saw the beauty of the interior, we were shocked and feeling silly for not sitting inside. © Gacharala / Reddit

These are actually statues of warriors from the Árpád dynasty and are located in Fisherman’s Bastion. © alchemist4444 / Imgur

Lángos is a bun fried in boiling oil. It is usually served with garlic sauce, sour cream and cheese.

Jake the Dog is a character from the cartoon Adventure Time. It can take many forms. In one of the episodes, Jake says he wanted to be a brick in the wall of a house about to collapse.

“A typical Budapest tram he can stop, disembark 150 passengers and continue the journey in less than 15 seconds”

Budapest has the longest trams in the world, with trains measuring around 53.9 m.

“It’s hard not to like pie dobos. I believe that even badly done, it would still be delicious”

Dobos is a traditional Hungarian pie made with six layers of sponge cake filled with chocolate cream and caramel topping.

The train station building Nyugati in Budapest was built under the supervision of Gustave Eiffel

The Hungarian parliament building is one of the largest buildings in the country. It has 691 rooms, 29 stairs and 10 patios

“I love the Gellért Hill! The area with columns on top of the waterfall is amazing”

What place would you like to visit first in Budapest? Have you heard about the famous spas in the city and its charming cafes? Tell us in the comments section!