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Aquaworld Resort Budapest
Íves út 16, outside the centre (metro + bus or car). Attractions for all ages, worth 1-2 days; book ahead for summer.
ZooCafé Budapest
Animal café where rabbits, guinea pigs, tortoises, snakes and cats come to your table while you eat cake — a hit with kids.
Hard Rock Cafe Budapest
Family tradition stop: order the limited-edition Messi burger; kids get the Captain Messi activity menu, crayons and a figurine.
Levendula Kézműves Fagylalt
Must-taste: the lavender-chocolate and lavender-lemon gelato.
Szamos Marcipán Múzeum
A must with kids: marzipan sculptures including a life-size Puskás, teddy bears and an oriental palace, plus decorated cakes.
Westend
Budapest's huge mall (Váci út 1-3): LEGO store, toy shops with capybara plushies, food court and a water wall kids love.
Aranysárkány Vendéglő
The most recommended restaurant in town — authentic Hungarian with beautiful plating; try the salmon, pâté jar with brioche and dessert crêpe.
Edeni Édességek
The famous chocolate shop and café — start the day with the melting hot chocolate and cakes.
Széchenyi Thermal Bath
The ultimate pampering stop in Budapest.
Umbrella Street Szentendre
Colourful umbrella street in the pastel old town — very photogenic with kids.
Eau de Tihany
Pretty Hungarian perfume and cosmetics boutique in the city centre, worth a stop while walking downtown.
Card Empire
Paradise for Pokemon card collectors.
Flippermúzeum
Nostalgia heaven with retro arcade and pinball machines you can play.
Starbucks Egyetem tér
Tiny cute branch right next to Zoo Café; latte + ham-cheese croissant combo for 2490 HUF.
Vivina's
Good spot for a morning coffee outside in Budapest.
LEGO Store Westend
Inside Westend mall — a stop for the kids during a shopping day.
Sausage Garden
Homemade Hungarian sausage and pulled pork at the Easter market, around 5900 HUF.
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