Why Budapest Is Europe's MOST UNDERRATED City 😍

Come explore Budapest with us, Europe's most underrated city. We'll show you some great places to eat, sleep and drink. The best things to do and give you our thoughts on whether it truly is Europe's most underrated city!

Thank you @HowFarFromHomeChannel for the Inspo!🙏🏻

#budapest #budapesttravelguide #budapesthungary

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:12 - New York cafe
3:39 - Ancient thermal baths
5:30 - Holafly e-sim🙌🏻
7:17 - Where to stay
9:22 - Goulash (Hungary's national dish)
12:17 - How to get around
13:47 - "Street food" at Great market hall
17:31 - Parisi passage afternoon tea
19:03 - Fishermens Bastion
20:37 - Best sunset viewpoint in the city
21:11 - Weird ruin bar (Szimpla kert)
22:37 - Chimney cake

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[rumcajsz]

As a Hungarian, this is a very good video about Budapest. Very high quality video. Thank you, as a Hungarian, for promoting my capital in this way. But you know Hungary not only Budapest, so I recommend you the provincial towns and Lake Balaton as well.

[worldtouronfoot]

“Wow, you really captured why Budapest is such an underrated gem in Europe! The way you highlighted the city’s beauty and charm was spot on. Thanks for sharing this amazing perspective!” 😊

[peterpopovics]

Thanks for visiting us, come back next time! <3

[saint-simon]

Budapest was never underrated!
Much love from a Romanian from Banat, Temeschwar ❤

[gyorgyizsak]

Congratulations! One of the best videos made about Budapest! The lady's beauty is another good point!

[GBatya]

Worth to visit as well: Esztergom, Tokaj, Eger, Balaton.

[mnemeth]

Very cool video, but it's important to note that we Hungarians don't like goulash to be confused with stew. Goulash means only and exclusively soup. And pörkölt means stew.

[AlexAlex-zvfc]

I'm Hungarian. I have stayed in many places in European countries because I am a big traveler, but my favorites are Hungarian hotels. here, breakfast is made with quality ingredients, dinner is a real dinner, the rooms are spacious.

[farelamore]

This was my first ever city trip vlog I've ever watched till the end. And I loved it!

[costasworldofmusicmemories]

Hey guys! What a beautiful video. We have been several times. . Correct us if we're wrong, pronounced Buda... Pesh.. So much to experience on both sides of the Blue Danube. Rhett,
the musical score set the tone of the video. Harriet and I have travelled throughout much of Eastern Europe. Budapest is our favorite. The Food, The History, The Culture etc.
Claire, I want to mention that as a kid I grow up loving stew soups of all kinds. My dad and mom loved making them. What a trip guys! You make it fun.
Also Guys, want to congratulate you to getting to 250k + subscribers. You deserve it. Sending much love❤ from where we are right now in St. Charles, The Chesapeake Bay off
the coast of Delaware. Harriet, Jim and Yuki

[rebeccaholmes]

I'm not your target audience, traveling solo or with children and have extensive food allergies, but I keep watching because I love your enthusiasm and the style of your videos.

[csanadbarczy]

Omg, what a great video, maybe the best! Budapest is world class and 100 times safer than dome other famous cities in Europe.

[obasz]

I don't feel that Budapest is underrated, but thank you for this wonderful video about my hometown

[farkasatesz]

The lángos sold at the Great Market Hall in Budapest is often overpriced, making it a bit of a tourist trap. While you can find this popular Hungarian snack for around 4-6 euros in various spots around the city, the prices at the Market Hall tend to be significantly higher. Many locals recommend enjoying lángos elsewhere for a more authentic and reasonably priced experience.

[CombatantBlog]

In Europe, in addition to Spain, hot peppers began to be grown en masse here, and later in the Kalocsa region. A Hungarian invention contributed to this: grinding paprika into powder. We can read about its peasant production and use for the first time in József Csapó's herbal book from Debrecen (1775).

For the first time, the peasants of the Great Plains realized that when added to red onions roasted in pork fat, the flavors and colors of the ground paprika dissolve optimally. This is the so-called stew base, which is still used in the preparation of a significant number of Hungarian dishes. This completely transformed Hungarian cuisine.

[MelissaJoyOhlsson]

I just spent a few days in Budapest last month and MAN do I wish I had more time. It was actually exquisite without the pretense, and for me as a South African, it is quite a Rand friendly city. So so beautiful and the natural wonders had me gobsmacked. I love hearing about it's Baroque and Renaissance history as well as it's connection with Vlad Dracula! The springs were a highlight and I will definitely be back. I now see why it's called as The Paris Of The East

[DarkoFitCoach]

Most beautiful city in europe, no competition

No immigrants, no islam and pure european classical culture

been there dozens of times

[npozman]

Bocsánat nem tudok angolul. 2nap kevés. Az összes must see hely bejárására legalább 4nap kell. Parlament(a világ 3. legnagyobb parlamentje), Városliget, Andrássy sugárút, Szent István Bazilika, Zsinagóga(a világ 2. legnagyobb zsinagógája), Margitsziget, Gellért-hegy kimaradt. Ezek abszolút must see helyek. A Ferenciek terét jó lett volna megmutatni kívülről is a Klotild és Matild palotával. Szerintem akkor jóval nagyobb lett volna a nézettség.

[avid]

It's been 2 summers that our family's Budapest trip have fallen through. Hopefully, it'll happen next year.

[ExpatNatt]

GORGEOUS gorgeous gorgeous 😍😍 (and Budapest too 😉)