The view of Buda and Pest. — Photos: ADRIAN YAP C.K.
There is a certain energy about Budapest in Hungary.
This might have to do with us arriving from Vienna, a city in Austria known for being pristine and generally well-curated. Immediately out of the train station, things felt different. There was a buzz, a spontaneity that I had not felt in Vienna, and probably in large parts of the country as well.
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Gallery: Budapest in pictures
The view of Buda and Pest. — Photos: ADRIAN YAP C.K.
When in Budapest, remember to check out the Jewish quarter.
The Great Market Hall is where you can find some wonderful local produce like cheese and truffles.
The train stations in Budapest are not manned, but that does not mean you can go for a ride for free.
The Széchenyi Chain Bridge.
Look for a ruin bar to chill out in the city.
The Holocaust Memorial Centre may be a difficult place for some to visit, but it is worth going to learn about the history of the Jewish community in Hungary.
Our meal at Retek featured some delicious homemade local dishes.
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