Morning
Bring out the child in you by visiting the Palace of Wonders, an interactive science museum where almost all of the exhibits offer some type of interactive element (pushing buttons, pulling things, moving things about and so on). Each of the games is intended to reveal a scientific principle or give a demonstration.
Noon
Re-fuel afterwards at the trendy retro-style Menza Restaurant , a Budapest institution since it opened in 2003 on Liszt Ferenc, a popular square for eating and drinking. Lunch can be a three-course affair with their daily lunch specials, perfect for hungry people after a morning cycling!
Afternoon
Our comfortable and environment-friendly scooters have been tried out by many foreign and hungarian tourists giving them a pleasent experience. If you got tired from exploring Budapest but still haven't seen everything, then try out this adventurous opportunity to explore the sightseeings. When you place an order we deliver the scooter to your place with, show you how to operate it and give an english manual.
Evening
The restaurant named after Lord Nelson Admiral, is waiting for our guest with Hungarian specialities, BBQ and cocktail terrace during summer. Our restaurant has special offers, always changing menu and friendly prices to make our guests feel as well as they can.
Morning
Get on your bike for a whistle stop tour of all the main sights of the city from Heroes’ Square and City Park to Downtown Pest and the Buda Castle district. Budapest is small enough that you will pretty much get to see all the main sights by cycling around and it’s a great way to get your bearings on the first day of your holiday.
Noon
Paris Budapest Café offers a fusion of French and Hungarian cuisine prepared in a show kitchen.
Opening hours: 12:00 – 23:00 (seating capacity: 130)
Afternoon
You only have to travel to Budapest to enjoy the special atmosphere of the tropics, as we have brought it here with the warm weather, the palm trees, the surf pool and the swirling water of the pools. Recharge your batteries and discover Aquaworld Budapest , one of the biggest indoor water theme parks in Europe. Open every day throughout the year.
Evening
Have ‘dinner in the sky’ a unique restaurant concept in the centre of Budapest where you literary have dinner at a table suspended 50 metres in the air. The table accommodates 22 guests that are hosted by a chef, waiter and entertainer for two hours and offers diners one of the most different dining experiences in the world.
Morning
Start the day off by learning how to cook Hungarian food with a cooking class at the bustling Budapest central Market on the main Váci Street. The Fakanál restaurant offers a daily class from 10am under the guidance of a master chef and a sommelier will host a wine tasting session.
Noon
Lunch can be at one of the many snack bars that offer a true taste of Hungary and afterwards make sure you take a walk around this gorgeous market and look at its wonder array of fresh produce and typical goods.
Afternoon
An unusual way to spend an afternoon is at the Invisible Exhibition where visitors can experience what it feels like to be blind. Every 15 minutes at this exhibition the lights out and you are escorted by a blind guide and shown how to do everyday things as if you were blind. Afterwards there is the chance to see the various tools and applications that blind people use in their everyday life.
Evening
Budapest is renowned for its music and there are concerts throughout the winter months from classical to pop and from jazz to gospel – there is something to suit all tastes. For a very special night out opera lovers should visit the Hungarian State Opera House. Tickets can often be picked up very cheaply on the day.
Morning
Take the bus No. 150 from Kosztolanyi Dezső tér near the legendary Bottomless Lake (Feneketlen tó) on the Buda side to the direction of Campona. It’s only a 25 minutes ride to Memento Park, the unique open-air museum, home to gigantic statues and momentos from Hungary’s communist past. Highlights include the 6-metre tall Liberation Soldier and the statue of Lenin at the entrance.
Noon
For a budget lunch in a very homely atmosphere visit the Kádár restaurant downtown Budapest. This the place to try the traditional Hungarian goulash that is actually a soup and the perfect winter warmer for lunch or go for any of the great non-kosher Jewish specialities of the house. Note that it is a small, traditional restaurant, where strangers sit together at the few tables, which all have soda water in the middle. Kádár is one of the significant gastronomic relics of the old Pest and only open for lunch.
Afternoon
Take to wheels again but this time by electric scooter on a Segway Tour! The Segway is the first of its kind—a self-balancing, personal transportation device that's designed to operate in any pedestrian environment. It's new, it's cool and lots of fun and you will be accompanied by a guide who will give you fascinating commentary on the way.
Evening
Visit Szimpla Garden, an entertainment complex that supports alternative culture, on the Pest side, close to Andrássy Avenue and the Great Synagogue. Programmes range from art exhibitions to film nights and concerts and also a Christmas market in November and December.
