Holidays in Budapest (Hungary): tours from Almaty from 1 016 000 ₸

ehali razveyatsya posle remonta, nu i kupili tur v budapesht cherez almatinskoe agentstvo, potomu chto samim len bylo vozitsya s vizami i pereletami.. vrode obychnaya kontora, no sobrali vse bystro i bez nervotrepki. gorod vstretil zharoy, hotya iyun tolko nachalsya, ya ves vzmok poka doshel do otelya s chemodanom, no kupalni s termalnoy vodoy eto koneshno chto-to, sidel tam kak varenyy rak i nikuda ne hotelos. obratno vernulsya zagorelyy i dovolnyy, hot i nogi gudeli posle progulok po budayskomu holmu

We went there because my husband had business on a work trip and I was horribly tired of work at that moment and decided to tag along with him. We took a hotel right in the center, next to the Danube, and although at first I had doubts because of the price and in general we usually pick something quieter, but here we hit the spot exactly. In the end I came back happy, all sorts of small rough edges like the noisy street under the windows and paid parking aren't worth attention compared to how we sat on the embankment every evening with wine and looked at the illuminated parliament, and also at the local market I bought a horribly uncomfortable ceramic mug shaped like a dachshund and dragged it home in my backpack.

Took a package to Budapest, seems like a normal agency in our city. Wont say everything was perfect, the hotel was a bit far from the center. Had to walk a lot, but at least my legs are in good shape. Budapest is really something else, architecture, Danube, all that stuff. The baths are just top, especially Szechenyi, the water is warm even in the evening. The only thing — the lines at the baths were long, had to stand around. Then we went to Central Market Hall, I bought paprika and magnets there. Came home tired but happy, five out of five.

Жұмыстан демалыс сұрап, әйелім екеуміз Будапештке баруды шештік, себебі достарым бұрыннан мақтап жүретін, ал турфирмадан басқа бағыттар қымбат болып кетті. Ұшақта ұшып бара жатып, қонақүйге кіргенде бәрі жақсы болды, тек қала ішіндегі көлік қымбат және бір жерде ақша айырбастағанда аздап алдап кетті, бірақ жалпы поездкаға көңілім толады, төрт қоюға болады.

We went there because we needed a Schengen visa and getting it through an agency with a hotel booking seemed easier, and all that hassle with the documents took more nerves than the flight itself. Budapest is fine, the baths are great, but the hotel they gave us had a window into a wall — we had to argue to get it changed, overall a 4 out of 5 or so.

Budapest turned out to be exactly my city. I walked the streets and couldn't get enough. The baths are a separate love, the water is warm, steam rises above it, and I sit there and don't rush anywhere. True, the flip-flops in the pool slip on the tiles — I almost did the splits, but that's small stuff. The food was so good that a couple of dresses got a bit tight. I tried goulash three times in different places — each one has its own taste. We rode the funicular, the view from above — takes your breath away. Once I got lost in the metro passages, but the locals themselves showed me the way. I came home tired and happy.

Доғам ауырып қалған соң, демалысқа шығу керек болды да, менеджердің кеңесімен Будапештке жолдама алдым. Термалды суларға шомылып, қаланы аралап, тіпті бір күні тауға да шығып, тәуір демалып қайттым, бес жұлдыз.

kupila tur v almaty, vse dokumenty sdelali bystro i bez nervov, hotel byl normalny, no zavtrak odnobrazny - ya na vtoroy den uzhe ne mogla smotret na eti sosiski, hotya golodnoy ne ostalas. na vtoroy den poshla v kupanu termalnuyu, para dney hodila po mostu cepoch, nochi holodnye, no ya vzyala kurtku, i vot smotryu na dunay - krasivo, no skazhu chestno, v pervye dni bylo tyazhelo s yazykom, v magazine pokupala langosh i nichego, the end.

Kupila tur v Budapesht, poletali po gorodu vsyakomu. Dovolno horoshaya poezdka, hotya paru momentov ya by pomenyala. Menedzher pomogla s transferom bystro, bez nenuzhnyh razgovorov. V samom gorode ochen ponravilis kupalni – vody tepluyu, zhutko priyatno posle dolgoy progulki. No ukrainskaya kuhnya v odnom meste podkachala: myaso bylo suhovatym, ya dazhe ne dosyela. Obratno letela ustalaya, no dovolnaya, hotelos spat i molchat. Chetverka, ne bolshe – est k chemu pridratsya po melocham.

Bought a tour to Budapest, seems all ok, hotel normal, breakfasts filling. The manager processed everything quickly, thanks to her. The only thing - the tour around Buda started half an hour later, had to wait in the heat. But the city is still cool, especially the baths and the view from the Fisherman's Bastion.

budapest turned out weird, but great. the baths, the tram along the danube where i almost slept through my stop because i was staring at a guy with a dog that was devouring ice cream (the owner was cracking up, me too) and the manager from the agency was right there checking on the time, without her i'd have definitely messed up.. then i spent ages looking for a decent goulash, found some hole in the wall where the mneu was only in hungarian and i just pointed at stuff.

будапешт бірдең етіп қалдырды, әсіресе Дунайдың түнгі жарығы мен сол көпірдің үстінде ұстаған суық темір қоршауы, қала екіге бөлінгендей, Буда мен Пешт, обасы бөлек мінез, менеджер маршрутты түсіндіргенде бәрі оңай көрінген, іс жүзінде біраз адастым, бірақ адасу да жағымды болды. тоқаш пісірген жерден иіс шықты, бір қыртысын тістеп көрдім, тұздырақ екен, қайтадан алдым, купальняда су жылы, адам көп, шаршадым, кешке аяғым ауырды, әлі күнге дейін сол иісті сағынам

Budapest is love at first sight, especially when you're soaking in the thermal baths under the open sky with a chestnut tree blooming overhead. The manager picked a hotel in Pest, near the metro, so I walked to the Danube every day, and those walks across the bridge gave me more than any museum.

Будапештке барған сапарым өте ұнады. Қаланы жаяу араладық, көп жерде болдым. Дунай өзенінің жағасында ұзақ отырдым, тіпті уақытты ұмытып кетіппін. Тамағы өте дәмді, әсіресе гуляш сорпасы мен түрлі десерттер. Кешкісін қала шамдары жанып, көпірлердің көрінісі таңқаларлықтай әдемі болды. Менеджер бізге экскурсияларды дұрыс бөліп берді, бірақ бір күні қатты шаршап қалдым. Қонақ үйдегі бөлме шағын болды, алайда таңғы ас мол әрі тегін болды. Жалпы алғанда, бұл сапар өмірімдегі ең жақсы естеліктердің бірі болып қалды!

we went to Budapest in February and it was the best decision, the manager sorted everything out in one day without any fuss, the hotel turned out to have windows facing a quiet courtyard, not the road where someone's constantly honking, the breakfast there is honestly weird — instead of porridge some cold muesli with yogurt, I'm not really into that, but other than that it was quite livable.. on the very first evening I went down to the river — the Danube grey, the wind icy, my feet soaked through, I said screw it and went to warm up in the nearest little cafe where it smelled of goulash and cinnamon, on the second day I got lost in the Buda Castle area and it was awesome.

priehal iz budapeshta, tur bral cherez kazahstanskoe agentstvo, hotel rodnym pokazat, chto takoe nastoyashchaya zima i termy. sam hotel v dekabre otmecheny godovshchinu tak chto vybora osobogo ne bylo. dumal budet holodno i vse, no net, gorod menya vstretil tumannym i kakoita myagkiy sneg shel ves den. hodil po tramvaynoy linii dva, tam vagonchik skripit, za oknom dunay most i par ot reki, i ya kak-to srazu ponyal zachem syuda ehal.. nochiyu hotel snyat pochti 5 zvezd tolko uzhasnyy matras v nom, pruzhina v bok. v terme hotel termalnyh vod konechno klass, no ochered na shezlongi - eto otdelnyy vid sporta. i vse ravno postavil by 5, potomu chto utrom pyl kofe na naberezhnoy i smotrel kak migaet bazilika

flew to budapest for four days in december, the hotel was okay, but the breakfasts… meh, some kind of porridge and cold eggs, but the view from the window of the danube made up for everything). The manager sorted everything out quickly and even printed me a route to the szechenyi baths, i then soaked in the thermal water for three hours and lost my flip-flop in the changing room, came back to the room without it and laughed at myself in the mirror.

went with my husband for our anniversary, we just wanted to walk around different cities in Europe. we chose Budapest because everyone kept going on about it and we also wanted the thermal baths - and where else in October. we flew in, got settled and went straight to the Danube, that was the right thing to do, because while it's light you have to fit everything in, the parliament, the bridges, all that. on the second day we went to swim in the baths, the water is warm but the changing room queues are awful - and where would I be without rubber flip flops, had to buy them on the spot for some ridiculously cheap money though. at the market we ate goulash from paper plates, it was the best thing I ate there the whole trip probably.. and my husband said it's tastier at home, well of course. on the third day we went to some bar, they pour palinka straight from the bottle, I tried a sip and realised it's really not my thing. But we liked the city, maybe we'll even come back someday, just in the summer and by car

we and my sister wanted to go to Budapest for a long time, she has some distant relatives there on her husband's side, but in the end we went through a travel agency in Almaty — simply because we had no desire at all to deal with visas and flights ourselves, and here you just come, hand in the documents and that's it. The bus to the airport was late by about twenty minutes, the driver was silent the whole way and for some reason that annoyed me more than the delay itself.. Well, after that everything sort of straightened out — the hotel is small, the room is clean, though the air conditioner rattled like an old fridge and we had to turn it off at night, but the breakfasts were decent, cheese, sausage, coffee from the machine quite drinkable. We walked around Buda, climbed up to the Fisherman's Bastion on foot, I almost died on those stairs to be honest, but the view from there — it's worth it. The thermal baths are a whole separate thing, the water smells like something sulfurous, unusual, and we sat there for about three hours probably, crawled out like boiled. I bought myself a magnet with cloves and a bag of paprika at the market — brought it home, everyone is happy, though the paprika turned out not as spicy as I thought. Overall the trip was a success, I came back rested although my legs were still aching for a couple more days

Budapest surprised me more than I expected — the city is alive, but without the hustle. I remember how I got stuck in the Szechenyi baths, the water is warm even in the morning, but the line at the entrance pissed me off for about forty minutes. Separately about the culinary experience: the goulash in a street cafe turned out to be a real revelation, though the portions could have been bigger.

Bought the tour on a whim, a couple of days before departure, and never regretted it, though at first I had doubts because of the price. Budapest turned out to be a city where you just walk the streets and feel great: baths, bridges, ruin bars, everything close by, and in the evening you sit with a glass by the Danube and realize that 5 out of 5 is even too little.

Budapest in winter is just my thing, though those thermal baths.. well, meh, it smells specific and crowds. But the little streets, coffee, that whole vibe - I came back happy

Was going to Budapest for work, but at the last moment everything fell apart — and I thought, why not just go there anyway, especially since a tour at the agency came to hand cheap, for three nights.. It was in December, the city greeted me with wet snow and wind from the Danube, but the baths made up for it with interest — I sat in a thermal pool under the open sky, and snow fell right into the water, and the steam was such that you couldn't make out the faces across from you. The food is really specific though — paprika everywhere, even where I didn't expect it, and the goulash in one place was served cold, I didn't start swearing just pushed the plate further away. Transport is convenient, but I bought a tram ticket through the machine and stood there dumb for about five minutes with those buttons, until a local grandma poked her finger at where to press. Was left satisfied, the city is curious, next times I want summer and already without rushing to look at everything.

went to Budapest for work, but then decided to stay a couple more days and turn it into a mini-vacation, to actually see the city properly and not from the window of a meeting room. Booked the tour at a regular Almaty agency, because I was too lazy to deal with the hotel and transfer myself, and they also helped with the visa without all that running around with documents. The hotel turned out to be right by the Danube, I'd go out in the morning with a coffee and just look at the bridge and the water, and these morning walks to work along the embankment are what I remember most probably, well and those famous baths of theirs I also checked out a couple of times, the water is warm, though lots of people especially in the evening. Hungarian cuisine is a whole separate topic, I ate goulash three days in a row probably and it didn't get old, but with the language there were some funny moments, English seems to be known there but in small cafes sometimes I just pointed at the menu with my finger and it was all fine.

Wanted some fresh air and to see something new, so I went to Budapest, though I was choosing between it and Prague. The manager came along at the right time and sorted everything out in a couple of days, so I came back happy, even though the baths on the other side turned out to be closed for repairs.

went to the agency to ask about Prague, and walked out with a tour to Budapest, thats how it goes. the city is kind of... quiet i guess, but those baths — yeah, thats what i came for, and i came back happy, even though on the second day my legs were throbbing from those cobblestones.

I went to the agency because a business trip to Budapest was urgent, and I would have definitely gotten confused with all those transfers and hotels. They put everything together in a couple of days, gave me a hotel in the center, near the bridge, and didn't forget the transfer. I walked along the Danube in the mornings, touched those little locks on the railings, drank coffee with some local pie, I can't remember the name anymore. The baths are a whole separate topic, the water smells like sulfur, but I didn't want to get out of there. I came back angry only because the suitcase turned out heavier than I expected, but otherwise everything was great, five stars.

hungary liked it, though budapest is weird in places - these baths, i bathed in the thermal ones, the water smells… like sulfur or something, but at least my legs after a whole day of walking were falling off less) but the food - this goulash of theirs everywhere, like how much can you, after the third day i was already looking for something besides paprika, i did find it actually, but not right away. overall i'd give five, but the hotel was so-so - the AC was noisy like a tractor and breakfast was meager, though the location is good, ten minutes walk to the Danube.

The hotel in Budapest turned out alright, but the breakfasts were a mess — the coffee from the machine tasted like some kind of plastic, and the morning queues, I couldn't take it and went to a coffee shop across the road. The city itself is a joy, those bathhouses, the bridges, and overall I came back happy, though four, not five — there's room to nitpick.

Went to Budapest for thermal baths and shopping, because wanted to combine business with pleasure, and the choice fell on this country because of affordable prices and a short flight. In the end came back with two suitcases of shoes and happy, although in the Szechenyi baths the water seemed a bit cool.

went to the agency because we got confused with the schengen ourselves, and here they kind of promised to do everything turnkey. in the end we went to Budapest. the hotel they gave was decent, but the AC hummed like a tractor and I slept with the balcony open. breakfasts were monotonous, but the baths are a whole different song — the water is warm, smells of hydrogen sulfide, the skin is smooth for a week after. the only downside is the transfer back: the bus was sent an hour later and we almost sat at the airport an extra two hours. otherwise the city is pleasant, I walked a lot, the Danube is beautiful especially at night. came back tired but happy with my trip

I applied for Budapest spontaneously, I was just tired of sitting at home and wanted to change the picture in front of my eyes. we went with a friend for a week, took a hotel in Pest, well, so that in the evening we could walk around the bars on foot instead of calling a taxi. The Széchenyi baths are a whole different story, there for the First time in my life I stood in line for forty minutes and didn't regret it, the water really feels like it washes the tiredness out of your bones, although the lockers in the changing room work every other time and you had to swipe the bracelet three times.. I also remember how at the Central Market I bought paprika in a tin can, the saleswoman explained something in Hungarian for a long time, I nodded like an idiot, but at home that paprika went into the goulash just perfectly (my husband still remembers it). What surprised me most is that the city isn't pretentious, tram number two along the Danube is generally better than any paid tour, I was riding there and smiling like a crazy person

Took the package for the documents — I had to urgently take mom out for treatment, and just then an acquaintance recommended a tour agency that took people to Budapest. I arrived, checked in and went straight to the clinic — everything there was smooth, no lines and no hassle, and in the evening I was already strolling along the embankment and eating goulash in a little hole-in-the-wall place where the waiter said "priyatnogo" in Russian. The baths, the tram, the chain bridge — all as it should be, five stars and nesportno recommend.

Booked the trip on a whim — wanted to pay off my credit card from work and just escape winter, and at the agency they somehow quickly set me up with Budapest, though I was actually asking about Prague originally, but it was all booked up for the dates I needed. In the end the city greeted me with its Danube and those open-air baths where I hung out for half a day in December at plus five, and these thermal baths are really awesome, the water's hot, steam everywhere, and around me Hungarians are playing chess on a floating board, and that unhurried vibe of theirs really won me over, even though usually I don't like that kind of thing.

Took the tour at the agency in one breath, because I really wanted to go to that very Budapest, where the baths and all that stuff are, and so I arrived — the baths are a blast, but the food at the hotel was so-so, the breakfast kind of meager. Overall I was satisfied, the city is beautiful, but for that price the food could have been better.

went to Budapest because I needed a break from work, and then a friend recommended this agency.. The manager got everything sorted fast, no stress, so thanks to him. Széchenyi baths are something else, the water is warm even in the evening when it's already chilly outside, but it's better to bring your own towels, they charge separately for renting them and I regretted not bringing mine. Walked along the Danube embankment, ate goulash in a small cafe where there wasn't a single tourist, touched those stones on Liberty Square with my hands — cold, rough. At night the Parliament is lit up so it takes your breath away, but phone photos still don't capture it. Came home tired but happy, five out of five of course

took a tour to Budapest for four days, hotel in Pest near the metro, food was decent but the pillow was like a brick, but the Szechenyi baths are just bliss, the water is warm and smells like hydrogen sulfide so after that I walked around all day like a boiled one. Walked along the embankment, photographed the parliament from the river, at the market I bought paprika and tokaji, and on the way back at the airport I forgot it in duty-free, but I'm still happy with the trip

hungary picked spontaneously, a couple days before new year. the package came with an ugly hotel on the outside but inside clean and hot water was always there. walked around budapest a lot, by evening my legs were humming, but it was worth it. the baths are a whole separate thing, the thermal water smells like hydrogen sulfi de or something, weird but it pulls you in. one day i got lost in the buda area, came out to some viewpoint and just sat there for an hour. came back angry, hungry, but happy as a dog

Started from Alma-Aty to Budapest, hotel right by the very center where a smell of some kind of pastry was always floating around and me and my wife every evening touched with our hands those their strudels on the display, though we only bought once, well and the bathhouses that's a whole other song... the country i liked, would go back there again, at five in the morning on the embankment it's quiet, though no, i'm lying, the tram is rattling