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Flerguider På Nätet 5 x telefonnummer Publicerad april 2014 36 107 +36 1 438 8080 Är landsnumret till Ungern. Rikt- Larmnumret till polisen. Turistkontoret har ett callcen- numret för Budapest är 1. ter dit man kan vända sig med 105 frågor. 104 Larmnumret till brandkåren. Larmnumret för ambulans. 5 x bra sajter Swww.budapestinfo.hu restauranger. Liksom ambitiösa avsnitt om Som namnet antyder hittar man information historik, gastronomi och annan information. om staden här. All möjlig nödvändig och onödig fakta, men bra tips om shopping, bad och familje- Swww.visit-hungary.com/sv aktiviteter. Inte helt uppdaterade när det gäller nya Ungerska turistbyrån har en sajt på svenska som resturanger och barer, men man gör ett ganska bra inne håller mycket information om Budapest, om jobb med att dela in utbudet i olika prisklasser. vilka svenska researrangörer som har resor till staden, bra avsnitt om gastronomi, vin, museer Swww.budapest gyogyfurdoi.hu och mycket mer. Sajten att gå in på inför besöket på något av baden. Priser, uppgifter om behandlingar och en massa Swww.budapesttimes.hu annan information. På engelska och ungerska. Engelskspråkig dagstidning som bland annat bevakar nya restarunger och nöjeslivet i staden på Swww.visitbudapest.travel sin sajt. Kan vara bra som komplement till guide- Budapests turistbyrås sajt har mängder med böcker och annat. tips om sevärd heter, utflykter, boende och Fler guider på nätet LADDA HEM ÖVER 200 RESGUIDER BUDAPEST • Miami • New York • London • Samaná • Jylland • Milano • Krk • Paris • Bang- ✔ Sevärdheter ✔ Baden ✔ Shopping kok • Phuket • Koh Lanta • Barcelona • Röda havet • Madrid •Teneriffa • Rom • Capri • Rhodos • Sharm el-Sheik • Kraków • Florens & Toscana • Krabi • Aten ✔ Att göra ✔ Nattlivet ✔ För barnen • Istanbul • Peru • Side • Hurghada • Köpenhamn • Tallinn • Nya Zeeland • Tokyo ✔ Boende ✔ Restauranger ✔ Praktiska fakta Alla guider: www.aftonbladet.se/resguider 22 BUDAPEST Ladda ner fler resguider på www.aftonbladet.se/resguider 3 5 x utflykter 5 x resan hit Balatons vindistrikt Reguljärflyg är det 134 mil från Malmö, 160 Berlin-Prag-Budapest. Även Inte långt från Budapest finns Direktflyg från Skavsta, Malmö mil från Göteborg och 195 mil i dag kan man förstås åka tåg till flera bra vindistrikt att utforska. eller Göteborg med Wizz Air, från Stockholm. Ungerns huvudstad. Ett tiodagars Tokaj, Villány, Szekszárd och enkelbiljetter går ibland att hitta Interrailkort med fem resdagar Eger och vindistrikten kring från drygt 400 kronor men 1500 Tåg kostar 2 515 kronor för vuxna, Balatonsjön, Badacsony, kr per sträcka är mer realistisk. Budapest var en av de klassiska 1 685 kronor för ungdomar och Balaton füred-Csopak är de Norwegian flyger direkt från Kö- destinationerna på tågluffen i min 2 285 kronor för pensionärer. bästa. Bra information om de penhamn och Stockholm, t o r ungdom på åttiotalet. En typisk S www.sj.se olika distrikten på nätet. från 2200 kr. resa tog in de tre fina städerna S http://visitbudapest.travel/wine-­ S www.wizzair.com regions­ S www.norwegian.se Szentendre Charter Staden Szentendre, som ligger Flera arrangörer har paketre- ungefär en halvtimmes tåg- sor till Budapest. Prisexempel resa från Budapest, är en med Airtours; flyg och tre nätter perfekt heldagsutflykt. I staden på mellanklasshotell inklusive sam lades förra sekelskiftets frukost, 3 573 kronor/person en ungerska konstnärer, många helg i mitten av maj. av deras verk finns nu på S www.airtours.se­ utställningar i staden. Man kan också åka båt hit, den resan tar Buss ett par timmar enkel väg. Budapest är en av de klassiska bussresedestinationerna. Gödöllö Prisexempel; sjudagarsresa med Det praktfulla barockpalatset boende och frukost kostar 2 995 Gödöllö ligger en kort resa kronor/person i dubbelrum i maj, norrut. Kejsar Frans Josef och Båttur på Donau. resan startar och slutar i Malmö. hans hustru Elisabeth lät bygga Swww.olvemarks.se­ Gödöllö som sommarresidens. station, eller tåg från Budapest stillsamt spa-liv i de små städer- En fin halvdagsutflykt som Keleti –stationen, på Hatvan- na och byarna runt sjön. Bil också bör innehålla en sväng Füzesabony-Miskolc- linjen. S www.balaton-tourism.hu Många lägger in Budapest som i den lilla byn. Slottet är öppet www.kiralyikastely.hu ett av resmålen på bilsemestern, dagligen under sommarhalv- Donau härifrån är det nära till Wien, året, 10-18, något kortare under Balaton Donau och staden ska upplevas München och andra destinationer vinter halvåret. Inträdet kostar En utflykt till Balatonsjön är från vattnet, antingen från flod- i mellersta Europa. Till Budapest Bila till Budapest. Kanske i en trabant? 65 kronor för vuxna, barn går in en favorit även bland Buda- banken i solnedgång men ännu för halva priset. Bra utflykt även pestborna så det underlättar hellre på en båttur. Det finns allt för familjer, det finns mycket att inte åka hit under helgen. från entimmesturer för ungefär att göra för barnen. HÉV-tåg tar Balatonsjön är Centraleuropas en hundralapp till mer påkostade 5 x praktiska fakta femtio minuter, från Örs vezér största insjö, många åker ut för och långa middagsturer. El landsnumret 0036. Ringer man in en service avgift på notan. tere till Gödöllö Szabadság tér en spaweekend, andra för en S http://visitbudapest.travel/activities/ Du behöver inte ta med dig en från Ungern slår man först Taxichaufförerna väntar sig en station. Buss från VOLÁN bus festhelg. är är det både party och danube-cruises­ adapter på resan till Budapest. Sveriges landsnummer 0046. viss dricks, runt 10 procent, eller i alla fall att man rundar av notan Telefon Internet uppåt. 5 x sifferfakta Mobiltelefon fungerar bra i Många restauranger, barer och 5 med romerska siffor på kartor byggnaden, en av världens Budapest. Om man ska ringa kaféer har internetuppkoppling. Öppettider Fem länder gränsar Ungern till och i officiella adresser. största. till Budapest slår man först Hotellen förstås också. Affärer är vanligtvis öppna mellan – Österrike, Ukraina, Slovakien, klockan 09 eller 10 och 18 på Rumänien och Serbien. 123 1 900 000 Dricks vardagar. På lördagar stänger 123 termalkällor finns i staden. I Budapest bor 1,9 miljoner Lägg på runt 10 procent på många, men allt färre, redan 23 människor. restaurangnotan om du är klockan 13. Torsdagkvällar är Staden är indelad i 23 olika 691 nöjd med servicen. Flera många affärer öppna extra sent, distrikt. Distrikten numreras Så många rum har parlaments- restauranger skriver numera till 20-21. 20 BUDAPEST Ladda ner fler resguider på www.aftonbladet.se/resguider 5 5 x distrikt Buda/gränsen 1:a och 2:a distrikten Det finns 80 termalkällor i området, och man får en finfin vy mot pestsidan. Solnedgångar eller sena eftermiddagar är det särskilt fin här. Passa också på att besöka parken där graven efter ottomanske dervischen och poeten Gul Baba Turbe finns. 5:e distriktet Där de flesta turisterna hamnar någon gång under vistelsen. Parlamentsbyggnaden och en hel del av den långa pestsidan ner mot Donau ligger här. Här går de ut som vill till de finare, glittrigare och dyrare ställena. Termalkälla på Budasidan. Judiska kvarteret av och ner gånget på precis rätt på gång på många sätt, en pigg 7:e distriktet sätt. Kreativt, bohemiskt och bekantskap. 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Tycker man Vare sig du gillar bohemiska konstnärers och illustrationer Nanushka om Art Noveau-stilen är man i barer, glittrande nattklubbar, t-shirt tryck, design etc. Samtida Kändaste designern i Budapest paradiset. Royal Postal Savings fina cocktailbarer eller glittrande urban design och konst. har också en egen butik. Skor, Bank, Bedö House, Museum salonger finns det här. w Rumbach Sebestyén utca 10 kläder, handväskor. Öppet alla of Applied Arts, Parizsi Udvar, S www.printa.hu dagar i veckan, 10-20, sönda- arkaden och stadsparkens Maten och vinet gar stänger man två timmar byggnader är alla värda att hålla Maten och vinet reflekterar Tisza shoes tidigare. utkik efter. Andra höjdare är förstås stadens läge i Ett för ungrare klassiskt sko- w Deák Ferenc utca 17 den vackra synagogan Europas Centraleuropa och historia med märke som nyligen återuppstått S www.nanushka.hu största och världens näst största. påverkan från både öst, väst, norr i en hippare version. 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