Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day at the Sz chenyi Thermal Baths [655], one of the largest thermal bath complexes in Europe, and soak in the warm waters while enjoying the beautiful architecture. Afterward, head to the House of Parliament [667], one of Budapest's most iconic landmarks, for a guided tour and learn about Hungary's political history.

Afternoon. Take a scenic cruise on the Budapest Danube River [662] to enjoy stunning views of the city's skyline and the Buda Castle [660]. Afterward, explore the castle complex and visit the Matthias Church [666] and the Fisherman s Bastion [11412], two of the city's most famous attractions.

Evening. End your night at one of Budapest's famous thermal baths, the Gell rt Thermal Bath and Spa [16525], and relax in the warm waters while enjoying the beautiful Art Nouveau architecture.

Morning. Spend your morning at Margaret Island [665], a tranquil oasis in the middle of the Danube River that features a Japanese garden, a musical fountain, and a medieval ruins. Afterward, visit St. Stephen s Basilica [11426], one of the largest churches in Hungary, and climb up to the top for panoramic views of the city.

Afternoon. Take a stroll down Andr ssy Avenue [11429], one of Budapest's most elegant boulevards, and stop by the Central Market Hall [16601], a vibrant food market that offers a variety of local products. Afterward, visit the Hungarian State Opera House [11411], a beautiful Neo-Renaissance building that hosts some of the best opera and ballet performances in the city.

Evening. Enjoy a traditional Hungarian dinner at one of Budapest's famous restaurants, such as the Gundel or the Onyx, both of which offer delicious Hungarian cuisine with a modern twist.

Morning. Start your day at the Heroes' Square [664], a large square that features statues of Hungary's most important historical figures. Afterward, take a scenic walk up the Gell rt Hill [663], one of Budapest's highest peaks, for breathtaking views of the city.

Afternoon. Visit the Doh ny Street Synagogue [659], the largest synagogue in Europe, and learn about the history of Budapest's Jewish community. Afterward, explore the Budapest Jewish Quarter [26458], a trendy neighborhood that features a variety of street art, vintage shops, and ruin bars.

Evening. Spend the evening at the House of Terror Museum [22863], a museum that tells the story of Hungary's fascist and communist regimes, and learn about the country's turbulent past.

Morning. Take a ride on the Buda Castle Funicular [26253], a historic funicular that takes you up to the Buda Castle [660], and explore the Castle Hill [661], a UNESCO World Heritage site that features a variety of historic buildings, museums, and art galleries. Afterward, visit the Hungarian National Museum [16745], which showcases the history and culture of Hungary.

Afternoon. Visit the Rudas Thermal Baths [25254], a historic Turkish bath that features a variety of pools, saunas, and steam rooms. Afterward, explore the Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum [23310], a museum that tells the story of the Cold War and Hungary's role in it.

Evening. End your night at one of Budapest's famous ruin bars, such as Szimpla Kert or Instant, both of which offer a unique atmosphere and a variety of drinks and entertainment options.

Morning. Spend your morning at the Budapest City Park [11427], a large park that features a variety of attractions, including the Vajdahunyad Castle [11433], the Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden [11428], and the Palvolgyi Caves [16526]. Afterward, visit the Vigad Concert Hall [24017], a beautiful Neo-Classical building that hosts classical music concerts and other cultural events.

Afternoon. Take a walk across the Chain Bridge [15572], Budapest's oldest and most famous bridge, and explore the Elisabeth Bridge [16598], another iconic bridge that offers stunning views of the Danube River. Afterward, visit the Citadella [15573], a fortress that offers panoramic views of the city.

Evening. Enjoy dinner at one of Budapest's famous restaurants, such as the Michelin-starred Costes or the Borkonyha WineKitchen, both of which offer delicious Hungarian cuisine with a modern twist.