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Budapest stag weekends

Budapest, a diverse mix of eastern and western cultures (often referred to as the "Paris of the East"), is one of the most beautiful and intriguing capitals in the world. It is composed of two main parts: on the hilly west side is historic Buda, whilst Pest is the city's cosmopolitan centre of shops, restaurants, markets and nightlife. Budapest isn't such a 'touristy' destination, despite being bigger and more diverse than both Prague and Talinn. With 80p pints and the average meal weighing in at under a fiver, you can't go wrong!
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25/05/2012
great place to go I have been on a lot of lads holidays and stag weekends and without doubt it was the most enjoyable one I have been on its a little quieter on a sunday and some of the clubs are closed so do your research before you go out there as I'm sure probably something is open but without local knowledge you would struggle as not all of the taxi drivers speak english, its a great city and the locals were very friendly try playing them at table football you won't be disappointed
24/05/2012
There arent many places where you would go on a stag and also think you would go there with your other half, but Budapest is one of them. Really nice place with some great sights and friendly people and reasonable restaurants but also lots of cheap bars and clubs to for going out on the last. Beautiful place to wander around whether you are heading to a local tourist hot spot or another pub!
20/05/2012
the location was convenient, as it was easy to get to local bars/clubs. great restaurants round the corner from the apartment too.
16/05/2012
Terrific location. Not too far to travel, not overpriced and not only a beautiful city in it's own right but a great location for a stag party. Magnificent history, culture and landscape. All in all a good setting for a stag party which was well organised.
16/05/2012
Budapest is great, weather was good, just a lot to see and sometimes not to everyones taste. I had a great time and Chilli Sauce made it better.
16/05/2012
Great location, great fun
14/05/2012
Overall, Budapest as a whole was a good location for the stag weekend. There were a good number of restaurants and supermarkets local to where we were staying, as well a a good selection of bars and clubs. Weather was pleasant and people were friendly. Overall, a good city.
14/05/2012
Budapest is an amazing city for a STAG or HEN. It is not an expensive city and the people everywhere were so friendly. There are so many places as in pubs, bars,clubs, restaurants to choose from that there is no reason that they cannot cater for everybody's taste. Will certainly be visiting again.
14/05/2012
Very nice city
09/05/2012
thought budapest was a brilliant city.very friendly and safe place.huge selection of places to go and see.
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Quick Overview:
There’s a reason 2.3 million people a year visit Budapest – it’s a perfect mix of eastern and western cultures in an ancient city turned cosmopolitan cultural center. Straddling both banks of the Danube River, Budapest has it all whether your stag party is looking for local pubs, stellar dance clubs, diverse cuisine, thermal spas or museums and historic sites.

In a Nutshell:
• Population – 3.2 million
• The city covers 525 square kilometers
• Budapest became a single city on both sides of the Danube River in 1873 when the west bank Buda unified with the east bank Pest.
• Location of 80 thermal springs and the world’s largest thermal water cave system
• Ranked by Forbes Magazine as Europe’s 7th most idyllic place to live

Daytime Activities:
Budapest has so much to offer you couldn’t possibly cover it all in a single stag weekend. Take a ride on the Millennium Underground Railway; it’s the second oldest subway system in the world. What better way to enjoy a stag party weekend in Budapest than to do as the Romans did? The abundance of thermal spas in the area – many of which are still in operation and open to the public – is what first brought Romans to the region. There are many parks and outdoor activities available on four of the seven islands located on the Danube. Probably the most notable is Margaret Island where dance clubs, swimming pools, bicycling tracks and other options are available.

Nightlife:
Budapest has been called 'Paris of the East', due to its sophisticated city life that includes a robust after-dark scene. In a city with Budapest’s size, diversity and youthful population, there is little guesswork needed to find a great night out on your stag do . Of particular note are the beer gardens among the terraces of District VII and Margaret Island. There are also a number of open-air dance clubs lining the Danube that are well-known and attract large crowds. Budapest also has a rich theatre and performing arts scene for those with high-brow interests.

Eating:
Dining is a major social pastime in Budapest. On your stag party in Budapest you will find great variety in available cuisine including Middle Eastern and Asian. Try the local Magyar cuisine. Traditional Hungarian food is crafted around meats, seasonal vegetables, fruits, fresh bread, cheeses and honey. Recipes are based on centuries-old traditions, spicing and preparation methods.

Climate:
Budapest – with about 2,000 hours of sunshine per year – is perfect for a stag party. Spring and summer is quite beautiful and comfortable in Budapest. The serious cold doesn’t set in until the middle of December.

Costs:
There are exceptions to every rule but, in general, goods and services in Budapest on your stag party weekend will cost about half of what similarly would be offered in the UK.

Getting Around:
On your stag party weekend in Budapest, there will be easy availability of buses, trolleybuses, trams, suburban railway lines, the Metro, a boat service, a cogwheel railway, a funicular, and a chairlift called Libego.
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