What makes Budapest such an incredible place to live? Let's find out!
As seen from a foreigner’s perspective Whenever we travel, we always do our best to fit in with the locals. We never quite achieve that, I’m sure, but we try. We hate being thought of as annoying f...
2017 August 20/ CommentsThe two best sites we’ve found for finding apartments online are http://www.alberlet.hu and http://www.ingatlan.com. Both sites list available apartments and offer contact information for the prope...
2017 June 30/3 CommentsBank transfers are a common way of paying rent and other large bills in Hungary. In the states, we’d pay big bills by handwritten check. Not here. (In fact, I’ve never heard of anyone paying a bill...
2017 June 9/1 commentHungary’s unit of currency is the forint. Despite being a part of the European Union, Hungary does not use the euro. Ninety percent of the places you do business with in Budapest don’t accept euros...
2017 May 15/4 CommentsPretty often, actually, depending on where you are. The more touristy metro stations, such as Deák Ferenc tér and Keleti pályaudvar, often feature a kontroller or two checking for tickets up...
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