Less than three hours by flight from metropolitan France, stands the new favourite holiday destination for gawkers and lovers of immediate change of scenery: Budapest. A city of history with many influences, Roman, Mongolian, Ottoman, then Austrian, the capital of Hungary has remained in its infancy, as evidenced by its countless buildings from past centuries still awaiting renovation. From the banks of the Danube - listed as a World Heritage Site - to the largest synagogue in Europe, including the Parliament, the Saint-Etienne Basilica, the alleys of the Jewish Quarter, the buildings built by the Eiffel Company, the bridges, the Art Nouveau buildings, Buda Castle, the monuments on Andrassy Avenue, the architectural heritage will never cease to amaze you with your Budapest tour guide. Budapest is also one of the most beautiful spa cities in Europe with more than a hundred hot springs and outdoor or indoor complexes to fall down. symbolized by the Szechényi baths. In the evening, the city also knows how to take on bohemian airs and will delight anyone with its many festivals and festive places set in the heart of the city in unlikely places: ruined buildings, gardens, richly baroque rooms....
