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hungariangirl
Mar 1st 2009
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Hi
I am going on my 1st visit to Hungary in May and was wondering if anyone could tell me how difficult it is going to be to visit Budapest without knowing any of the Hungarian language, and also does anyone know what my chances are of getting any Hungarian paperwork transalated into English while we are there.
Many thanks for your travel advice.
Liz
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thesegmrs
Mar 11th 2009
A group from my club have had a 5 days holiday few months ago in Budapest....i can say we manage yes with English language a bit.Most of the young ones understand English.What i can say is Budapest is a very nice and clean city...We had a great time.
Anthony
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crissytravels
Apr 2nd 2009
Budapest is an enchanting city. I have been there 2Xs in the last month. I go with my friends and have no problem at all. I advise buying a one day Hop-on-Off ticket. This gives you a 2hr spin around the entire city. You can see where all the stops are and return to any place which look interesting. Make notes as you go around to get the names of the streets. It's impossible to pronounce anything, so show the names on paper to people to help with directions. Also, don't miss eating at The Spoon, on the waterfront. Excellent dining and perfect views of the castle in the evening. Summertime, roof top bar/dancing. Also, I recommend The Promenade City Hotel on Vaci ute 22. A moderately priced hotel on the pedestrian street, great breakfast, and very friendly. An easy walk to the incredible City Market. (don't miss it!)
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karaman
Apr 10th 2009
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Hi,
Youngsters can do little english, the older generation less likely so - russian was what got rammed down their throats in school. have super time
karaman
the spirit never dies
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mac
Apr 20th 2009
I will be traveling to Ukraine this summer in July but I have a stay over in Budapest for a night. Any suggestions as to where to stay over night and be able to get back to Airport for early morning flight.
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Melissa0
Sep 16th 2009
Hello,

I would like to introduce a famous restaurant in Budapest, Liszt Ferenc square 9. Café Miró Grande restaurant is located in the heart of Budapest.
I think Café Miró Grande's chef prepared the best Hungarian dishes in Budapest, for example Goulas soup, 'Lecsó', etc.
Don't miss it, when you visit the beautiful city of Budapest.

You can read and watch more information and pictures under Café Miró Grande's website http://www.cafemiro.hu/grande/
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Florian
Sep 18th 2009
Actually, I really enjoyed the atmosphere of Liszt Ferenc square's Café Miró Grande. I had goose-liver with fresh "lecsó" and I have also tasted the Hungarian Goulash "Alföldi style"

http://www.cafemiro.hu/grande/
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