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Budapest

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Explore this remarkable city with one of our many Budapest city breaks and visit the scintillating scenery and architecture on offer. Budapest is a unique city, famous for its spas, countless historical monuments and excellent Hungarian cuisine. Meet some of the locals in one of the typical coffee houses and enjoy the town's charming atmosphere.

  • Flight time from London: 2 hour 25 min
  • Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport: 22km from the city centre; transfer time about 13 min
  • Nearest railway station: Budapest Keleti railway station
  • Currency: Hungarian Forint
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Important Notice: Introduction of the EU Schengen Entry/Exit System

Please be advised that, effective from 12th October 2025, a new Entry/Exit System (EES) will be implemented for all travellers entering and exiting the EU and Schengen Area.

This digital system will replace the current manual passport stamping process by electronically recording border crossings for UK nationals and other non-EU travellers.

At this time, no action is required from travellers prior to their journey. We recommend reviewing the official government guidance to understand how this may affect your travel arrangements.

For comprehensive information, please visit the official UK Government website:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/eu-entryexit-system

Important Notice: Introduction of the EU Schengen Entry/Exit System

Please be advised that, effective from 12th October 2025, a new Entry/Exit System (EES) will be implemented for all travellers entering and exiting the EU and Schengen Area.

This digital system will replace the current manual passport stamping process by electronically recording border crossings for UK nationals and other non-EU travellers.

At this time, no action is required from travellers prior to their journey. We recommend reviewing the official government guidance to understand how this may affect your travel arrangements.

For comprehensive information, please visit the official UK Government website:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/eu-entryexit-system

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Simon Chambers
Your expert says:

No building in Budapest is allowed to be taller than 96 metres. This number is said to be taken from the fact that the Magyars settled in the area in the year 896. Two buildings are exactly 96 metres – the parliament and the Szent Istvan Basilica – highlighting the equal importance of religion and politics.

 
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