The beauty of Budapest is similar to Paris, it is not inferior to Vienna, being part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
It was pleasant to walk around the sunny city, even at minus five.
Historically, the city was formed as a result of the unification of settlements on both sides of the Danube. The eastern and western shores were once independent cities - Buda and Pest. The chain bridge became the first between them.
Architecture, tiled roofs and details of houses give incredible aesthetic pleasure.
Budapest is beautiful, cheap and very attractive to immigrants. There are many homeless people on the streets, in the underpasses and in the metro. Judging by the habitable places (with mattresses and other household items), they are not even chased.
The tram is the symbol of the city. Yellow trailers can be seen from afar on any street. By the way, it is in Budapest that the longest trams in the world are used.
Budapest is the only capital of a European state - a resort thanks to numerous hot mineral springs.
A lot of people come here to be treated and relax. Budapest has several baths open all year round, Széchenyi is one of the most popular. Indoors and outdoors there are pools with warm thermal water.