DO’S; -

• Make sure your one-time ticket covers all the zones you are travelling in to avoid fines.
• Keep your wallet and credit cards in different places lest you end up losing them or they’re stolen.
• While traveling on public transport, keep your bag under your arm.
• Check out the transportation facilities before venturing out, especially at night.
• Avoid unlit dark streets.
• Avoid dangerous nightclubs in Budapest.
• Save the Budapest crime emergency number in case of any trouble.
• Check the Budapest airport terminals carefully as people often get confused.      

DONT’s;-  

• Don’t carry a lot of cash in the markets.
• Do not carry valuables in the spas or in the city.
• Avoid the tourist restaurants as the prices are mostly very high and the food quality is poor.
• Do not hail a taxi in Budapest.
•  Do not carry or consume drugs.
• Avoid exchanging money on the street.
• Avoid any plans to visit museums on Monday as they are closed.
• Avoid visiting churches on Sundays as mass is conducted.and visitors are not welcome.

Budapest offers a vibrant night-life.  People love to party on both weekends and weekdays. Here, night-life is celebrated by the young and the not-so-young with equal zest and frenzy. There is a wide palette of entertainment to choose from for all ages. It all comes down to individual preferences. For folks who prefer to spend a romantic and quiet evening, opt for the lovely boat cruise. You'll gaze at the beautifully lit Danube and other majestic buildings lined up along the riverfront. For classic cultural nightlife entertainment, head for the Hungarian folk show, Organ Concerts Basilica or the Budapest Gala Concert to get acquainted with Hungarian culture. People with high energy for dancing and clubbing can head to downtown Budapest and the outskirts to explore plenty of casinos, bars, pubs, dance halls, and discos. Get dazzled by some of the top nightclubs of Budapest like Corvin Club & Roof Terrace, Racskert, Instant, Szimpla Kert.  For a wilder experience, join the spa parties in the Szechenyi in summer and magic bath parties in the Lukacs in winter. Whichever way you prefer to party in Budapest.- fun is guaranteed.

• Visit the Electrotechnical Musem.
• Drink on a Ukrainian stone-carrier ship.
• Hike up to a Turkish tomb.
• Play vintage pinball machines.
• Watch a film in Europe’s smallest cinema.
• Explore an underground hospital and a former nuclear bunker.
• Go diving in a submerged beer factory and stone mine.

• Cruises on the Danube.
• Wine Tasting in Buda Castle.
• Wine Tour in Etyek.
• Hungarian Folk Dance Performances.
• Classical Music Concerts in Budapest.
• Jewish Tours.
• Hungarian Cooking Course.
• Strudel Tasting.

• Ajka crystals
• Hand-painted Easter eggs
• Hand embroidered table cloths
• Tokaji wines
• The Hungarian secret box
• Palinka, handmade leather shoes
• Unicum herbal liqueur
• Folqa figures
• Rubik's cubes