Three-day Two-night Travel Guide to Budapest, Hungary

Day1: ☑️Széchenyi Chain Bridge Suitable for a night walk to enjoy the night view Day2: ☑️Fisherman's Bastion It's recommended to go early for photos when there are fewer people! ☑️Matthias Church ☑️Buda Castle ☑️New York Café A beautifully decorated café, ladies should definitely wear a gorgeous dress for photos! (Walk in the afternoon, only a 5-minute wait in line, no need for reservations as mentioned online) Day3: ☑️Budapest Central Market The first floor of the market sells chocolate, foie gras, bread, vegetables, fruits, etc., the second floor mainly has souvenirs and clothes, but the specialty chocolate has a peculiar taste, worth trying but not recommended to buy a lot ☑️Liberty Bridge The green iron bridge ☑️Night view photography across from the Hungarian Parliament Building Taxi address: Batthyány tér Transportation🚗: For convenience, I took a taxi directly from the airport to the city center, costing around €35. Taxi app: Bolt. Students can also choose to buy a ticket from the airport to the city center for 200E on the BudapestGo App Danube River Cruise🚢: I bought the cruise ticket on the Duna Cruises official website for €29/person. The boat is quite new, with two levels, the upper level is open-air (you need to queue up early if you want to sit on the upper level), and the ticket includes a glass of sparkling wine. I recommend choosing a time just before sunset, the Hungarian Parliament Building is very photogenic when lit up! Cuisine: ☑️Meet You Every Day Ordered noodles in the morning, tasted quite good ☑️Town Hall Authentic Chengdu hotpot, the base is very fragrant! Recommended for everyone to try when traveling! (Picture 9) ❌Comme Chez Soi Highly recommended by many but actually a bit disappointing, the apple foie gras was a bit fishy, the seafood pasta was mediocre, and there was a beef soup that resembled borscht, not recommended