Are you leaving for a romantic weekend in Budapest? Here then some useful straight to discover the most suggestive corners of the Hungarian capital, which I miss to do so on purpose mirror in the clear waters of the "blue Danube" .
For starters, jump on tram 2, which runs along the Pest River, from which you can admire the hills and palaces of Buda, the river, the bridges, the Royal Castle. The lines 19 and 41 of the tram are ideal for a panoramic tour of the Lungodanubio side Buda, where a round of beautiful buildings such as the Parliament, numerous old buildings, the Ridotto di Pest, the Market Covered and the Palace of the Faculty of Economics are opened.
These two lines are particularly recommended for a panoramic tour before a pleasant stop at the Gellert thermal baths, in Szent Gellert square, since the race of both makes a stop right in front of the thermal baths. By the way, in the waiting time of these two means at the end of Piazza Batthyany ter you can enjoy the wonderful view of Parliament and the Danube.
Would you like a boat trip? Then it can be useful to know that in the summer months, four daily departures from the center of the capital (Vigadò tear, in September only Saturday and Sunday) allow to reach the Margaret Island with the boats of the Mahartpassnave for a picnic, a relaxing walk or a dip in the pool. The island, designed by the Danube course right in the middle of the city, has an extension of almost 100 hectares and is considered the most beautiful city park.
If the island is the day to give relaxation and relaxation, in the evening they dominate romantic atmospheres aboard the boats on the Danube. A stay in Budapest in any season of the year, and above all in the summer, can not expect an evening tour on board one of the boats that sail the Danube, to admire the city embellished by the elegant architectures illuminated by its most beautiful bridges – Ponte della Libertà, Ponte Elisabetta, Ponte delle Catene, Ponte Margherita – and the splendid palaces on the banks of the great river, to start from the grandiose Palace of the Parliament, the Palace
