Budapest is an amazing tourist destination in Europe. Not to mention that it has full of extravagance that worth to be explored.

Every year the city is visited by millions of tourists that are attracted to the capital and are interested to explore all that it offers including the historical streets, tours of the great sites, buildings and museums of the city, shopping centers, malls, outlets, antique and souvenir shops, local traditions, delicious food, restaurants and coffee shops that are almost every corner of the town and much more.  Let’s look at the awesome list of things to do and places to discover for 3 days what you see in Budapest.

How Do You Spend 3 Days in the Wonderful Budapest?

The magnificent Central European city awaits visitors with a fascinating history, magical spas and exciting ruin pubs. In case you only have 3 days visiting the unusual city, you should plan well in advance what kind of sights or areas you would like to see or explore.

• Let’s Explore The Awesome City in 1 Day!

The Hungarian capital – step by step – dazzles the visitor with its dramatic architecture and ancient ruins. We could spend weeks exploring the city’s attractions. So it is worth using the time the first day discovering the city and visiting the most famous sights. Not to mention that on a hop-on, hop-off bus tour you can comfortably check out the curiosities to your liking.

Start your day in the Heroes’ Square and meet the seven tribes that founded Hungary. The Museum of Fine Arts and the Art Gallery are nearby, so you can immerse yourself in the culture early on. Then visit the beautiful Parliament, see St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Chain Bridge and many other sights. Spend time in the stunning interiors of St. Stephen’s Basilica, walk across the Chain Bridge between Buda and Pest and watch the change of guard at the Parliament. The Jewish Quarter of Budapest is famous for its ruin pubs: these nightclubs operate in abandoned buildings. The most famous and original of them is the Simple Garden , a graffiti-decorated building with plants and many hidden nooks. We can explore many rooms while refreshing ourselves with cocktails or relaxing with live concerts and dance shows.

• The Great Sights You Have To Visit Around 2 Days!

On your second day in Budapest, you can explore the historic Palace and see the city from a different view. If you are lucky to enjoy nice weather, you should take a tour of the Danube rather walking. Book your seat on the „Silverline Cruise” so you can see the sights from the river in a 75-minute cruise. In this way, you can admire the Parliament building, the Citadel, the Chain Bridge, the Buda Castle from a wonderful overlook, and you can hop on and off at any moment.

It is worth spending the perfect afternoon at Buda Castle! From the Chain Bridge, you can go up to the palace by Sikló, or you can also book a castle bus from Clark Ádám tér. When you get up, start taking a walk everywhere the special domed building, take some pictures of the city beneath, and have a look at the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum. If you can still stand it, visit the Aquarium Club, located on the beautiful Elizabeth Square and at the same time a nightclub and bar. Not to mention that the bar also serves as a restaurant and also regularly hosts concerts, exhibitions, conferences, performances and DJs. This day is also worth closing with a delicious Hungarian wine  or Pálinka.

• The Top Most Visited Opportunities Have To Identify in 3 Days!

You can’t have a great time in Budapest without stopping one of the incredible Spas! The accomplished city has more than 100 (!) Natural fountains and 15 public baths. The most popular of them is the Széchenyi Spa. This establishment has 18 indoor and outdoor pools and 10 saunas. On Saturdays, a bathing party called Szecska “sparty” is organized with light shows, concerts and DJs. Another such popular Spa is the Gellért Bath, whose thermal water has been used since the 15th century and has an outdoor wave venue. The Király Fürdő is one of the oldest baths in Budapest.

In addition to the many sights and experiences, you must be well tired, thus you have to relax on Margaret Island – in the harmonious, environment-friendly oasis of Budapest. This 2.5 km island is located in the middle of the Danube with a park with recreational facilities. You can easily explore the area with rental pedal cars and popular Lime scooters. It is worth visiting the charming rose garden, which blooms in early spring, and the Japanese garden, which also has a waterfall, dwarf trees and a Koi Lake. In the southern part of the peninsula, you will find a fountain playing music, and in the center part, you will also see a little zoo and medieval remains.

Let’s Enjoy The Super Cool City More Than a Week!

In addition to the appearances, if you visit the wonderful capital for more than a week and, all of the season you have to come, definitely to board on an excursion to János Hill: people come here for a barbecue and walks in summer, and sleds to take in winter. The road back and forth to the city is a special adventure, it is a good idea taking the Cogwheel (Fogaskerekű) or the Children’s Railway up to the hill, and you can travel back with the Libegő Cable Car, which offers a picturesque landscape.