Especially at night. And you can only do boring things there such as going to stupid concerts, silly exchibitons and cultural events. I mean, who on earth would want to go to a famous thermal bath in Budapest , just to sit in a sauna or relax in the hot water? And the dull horse shows in the Hungarian Puszta. They make me sick! And, as in many other countries worldwide, the older generation thinks differently than the younger generation. Many elder Hungarians will still not admit that they are gay, because they are so focused on the traditional family lifestyle.
Many new places open and sadly some old ones close. These are the best bars gay Budapest has to offer! To learn more about Budapest, about the best sightseeing spots, how to get around, when to visit Budapest, where to eat and much more, make sure to check out our complete Budapest travel guide! Though, you will often find more men than women in the bars.
And we had a lot of fun dancing in club AlterEgo. We were surprised to see so many women in the club! And there are also a couple of lesbian parties in Budapest. We will tell you all about them below. Some have outdoor pools with fountains, sprays and whirlpools, and pools for swimming laps. Soaking outdoors in the warm waters while snow freezes your hair is the most magical experience, but the thermal baths are open year-round and are wonderful no matter the season.
Many of the spas will boast about the healing properties of their waters. While most baths feed from a different spring, many contain similar minerals, such as calcium, hydrogen-carbonate, magnesium, sodium, sulfate-chloride and metaboric acid. Some studies have shown that these can be beneficial to ailments like arthritis, slipped discs, some circulatory disorders, neuralgia nerve pain , osteoarthritis stiff joints , respiratory illnesses and the narrowing of blood vessels.
However, always consult your doctor before heading to the thermal waters as a treatment. There are also a number of small thermal baths that can be privately booked, making it great for couples.
Open at night? Closes 8pm. With its wonderful 10m diameter dome, held aloft by eight pillars, Rudas has been in operation since the Turkish conquest of Hungary in the 16th century. Its biggest attraction is a rooftop hot tub providing a pretty view of the Pest skyline. Yes, 10pm-3am Sat. Open til 8pm Sun-Fri. Why not get a quote from them yourself? This neighborhood only recently got into the spotlight of tourism.
Known to be sketchy, the district completely turned itself around and now boasts the hippest cafes, independent boutiques, and some of the best restaurants in the city. Located on the Buda side of the River Danube, this district offers quaint cobblestone streets, grand medieval architecture and picturesque views.
Well connected to Pest via public transit, this district is the ideal base for exploring the rest of the city. Popular during the day but peaceful at night, this district is a relaxing and safe oasis in the city.
If you want to explore the whole of Budapest while staying safe, this district should be your go-to. Located on the Pest side of the Danube, this lively district is a hub of excitement and activity. Keep in mind that Budapest is a popular tourist city , so wherever you are, you will have to watch out for pickpocketing and petty theft. Luckily, there are no real no-go areas in Budapest. Also, the 7th and 9th can be sketchy, too, so make sure to keep your eyes open.
And as always, any dark side streets or areas that literally LOOK sketchy should be avoided. Budapest is a safe and fun city to travel to — like we said, thousands and thousands do every year and have no issue. But there are issues with crime. Solo travel is one of the best ways to travel. Sometimes you can get pretty fed up with it all, you can get lonely, miss home, all that stuff. With that in mind, here are some handy tips to help you travel smart. Be prepared for what life throws at you on the road.
But we think that Budapest might actually is a good option for first-time female travellers. Women travelling here by themselves should feel at ease. The citizens of Budapest are used to seeing women walking around by themselves. If you are a solo female traveller, Budapest is actually a great spot to explore by yourself. Read on for more detailed information on how to have a safe trip to Budapest. There is a whole selection of places to explore with children in tow.
Even the public transport in Budapest is family-friendly, whilst you can take prams and pushchairs on the metro, going on a tram ride is just as much as an adventure especially for kids as any other part of the city.
The hotels in the Hungarian capital often offer family rooms. More high-end hotels are probably going to have a babysitting service, too. Restaurants in the city often have high chairs and even car hire companies have car seats for children. The weather is a big part of how enjoyable your trip to Budapest is going to be with children. Summers can be scorching, winters absolutely freezing, so you really need to make sure you prepare for extremes of the weather.
Wrapping up warm in winter, and slathering on tons of sunscreen as well as wearing sun hats and staying in the shade in summer, is necessary. Older Hungarian ladies, nenis , will probably make a big fuss over your children and be on hand with sweet treats and generally adoring your child. Like in most big cities, driving in Budapest can be a bit of a hassle, unless you know the roads well. Also, like a lot of big cities, Budapest has a traffic problem.
Another thing is that public transport can get in your way. The trams, trolleybuses and regular buses can make driving complicated. There are bus lanes which you cannot use and trams have priority. In the downtown area, there are a lot of one-way streets.
Sleep safe! Check out our Budapest Hostel Guide for the best budget options. Taxis are generally safe in Budapest, but there definitely are some less than honest drivers who are going to quite literally take you for a ride. Taxi scams happen.
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