Budapest is a beutiful city, historic and fun at the same time - for stags and hens, for one day or a week-end, day and night. The majestic Danube River divides the city into two parts: Buda is the hilly medieval side, while Pest is the all flat, tree lined, shopping, dining and cultural centre.

Whether you are planning a Stag party or an entire weekend, Budapest is a great destination. During the day, a wide range of activities and sightseeing possibilities await you, while at night, the city livens up with an great selection of bars and clubs, where you can be entertained well into the early hours. And believe it or not, a mug of good beer costs less than a GBP (after all, Eastern Europeans are famous for knowing how to make it).

Many Hungarian traditions are linked to being merry and having fun, or finding consolation in gastronomic pleasures when feeling heavy-hearted. Entertainment in Budapest mixes these two sides of human nature; you can choose from a wide variety of concerts (from classical music to pop and jazz), dance shows, theatrical and movie productions, as well as art exhibitions. In addition, Budapest is becoming the city of festivals, with choice programs throughout the year, and especially on weekends. And after the tiresome program you can choose from a wide variety of culinary specialties, local and international as well.

How to get around in Budapest?

The local public transport is by far the best method of getting around in Budapest. It may not be the most modern, but it is cheap and very frequent, with a variety of Metro lines, trains, trams and buses. All the services link in with each other, and tickets are widely available at main transport points and general kiosks.

Where to lodge in Budapest:

A wide choice of downtown hotels is available for booking online, with instant confirmation! Look around, decide what you want to be close to, and find the services and prices best suiting your needs!