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Budapest Eye
On New Year's Eve fireworks light up the sky right behind the illuminated ferris wheel at Erzsébet Square.
Fisherman's Bastion
Stunning views of the Parliament and Danube through the arches — come in the morning before it fills with tourists.
Széchenyi Thermal Bath
Entry ~$24; bring a towel from the hotel (towels there cost 60-~$19). Queue can be huge — come early.
Városliget
"A perfect park" next to Heroes' Square — lake with fountain, steaming pond and the ice rink.
360 Bar
You sit inside clear igloo domes — intimate and fun, crazy good cocktails and a view over the whole city.
Twentysix Budapest
Glass greenhouse full of plants at Király utca 26; go for the mezze — hummus with spiced meat, falafel, shrimp in tomato sauce.
Buda Castle
The hillside viewpoint here looks over the Danube, Margaret Bridge and the whole Pest skyline.
Blue Fox The Bar
Crazy good cocktail bar inside the Kempinski hotel, in the most central area with a view of the Budapest Eye.
Fashion Street Budapest
Lit up with holiday lights and the giant Lindt bear; grab a chocolate-and-cream kürtőskalács here at night.
Mátyás-templom
Right next to Fisherman's Bastion; in winter a mulled wine (Glühwein) stall stands in the square outside.
Molnár's kürtőskalács
Her pick for the best kürtőskalács (chimney cake) in Budapest.
Ruszwurm Cukrászda
Order the krémes — the creator calls it perfect.
St. Andrea Wine & Skybar
Rooftop wine bar on the Váci 1 building, Deák Ferenc u. 5 — come for a glass of red or white with the city view.
Váci utca
Main pedestrian shopping street — five-floor Zara plus Pull & Bear, H&M, Bershka and Mango.
Városligeti Műjégpálya
Entry about ~$20; located right between the Széchenyi baths and Heroes' Square, lit-up castle pavilion behind.
Andrássy út
The city's luxury boulevard — Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada, Michael Kors, Hermès and more, with the Basilica at the end.
Erzsébet tér
Great spot for New Year's Eve fireworks next to the Budapest Eye.
Jamie's Italian Budapest
Tasty Italian on Szentháromság utca up in the castle district — pizza and gnocchi.
Louis Vuitton
On Budapest's luxury strip alongside Gucci, Prada, Michael Kors and Hermès.
Zara
A five-floor Zara on the main shopping street — worth a stop.
ZooCafé Budapest
Every few minutes they bring a different animal to hold; coffee is perfect but don't order food — the animals relieve themselves on the table.
Cirkusz Café
On her list of favourite breakfast/café spots in Budapest.
Gozsdu Udvar
Covered passage of bars and restaurants — come at night, it's much busier and livelier.
Hősök tere
The Millennium Monument column and bronze statues; combine with the park, baths and ice rink nearby.
Hot Stone Steakhouse
Her steak pick in Budapest.
Kiosk Budapest
Listed among her Asian restaurant recommendations in Budapest.
La Maison Grand
Recommended for breakfast in Budapest.
La Pampa Steakhouse
Listed as a steak recommendation in Budapest.
Menza Étterem és Kávézó
Her pick for traditional Hungarian food in Budapest.
New York Café
Appears on her Budapest café recommendations list.
Nobu Budapest
On the creator's Budapest food list as an Asian option.
Sao
Recommended as the Vietnamese pick on her Budapest food list.
Duna
The river that splits Budapest into Buda and Pest.
St. Stephen's Basilica
Lit up at night and visible from the rooftops; sits at the end of Andrássy Avenue's shopping stretch.
Hungarian Parliament Building
Best framed through the arches of Fisherman's Bastion across the Danube.
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
Home to Blue Fox The Bar, in the most central part of the city.
Margit híd
Visible from the Buda hillside panorama over the Danube.
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