Budapest is a city of spectacular beauty, with great historical buildings and structures that dominate each side of the magnificent Danube river. If you are planning a trip to this city, no matter how long you intend to stay, it is wise to put together a plan about what you want to see and do before you arrive.
One of the main reasons for being prepared in this way is that it will help you make the most of your available budget. Many of the attractions are free, including some walking tours, many of the city’s iconic buildings, and some of the best views can be appreciated without you having to spend a thing. Many of the authentic Hungarian restaurants and bars are very reasonably priced, making this the perfect place to visit if you are on a budget, however, it is also possible to find expensive restaurants and unless you do some research before you arrive, you could end up blowing your budget on the first night.
Generally speaking, the restaurants along the river tend to be the most expensive, whereas you can dine for less if you turn a corner and move away from the main tourist areas.
In the this infographic, www.lovemyvouchers.co.uk, the UK money saving website, have put together some of the main sights along with their cost and the basic financials so you can begin to make your plan. Get organised, and you can discover Budapest at a very low cost.
