Travel blog - Tips to explore the world on a budget: Budapest

Europe is a large continent, containing 50 countries, each representing a unique blend of culture and history. However, numerous cultures have been intertwined throughout the years of the Greek, Roman, and Ottoman empires. Nowadays, the continent boasts an exorbitant amount of incredibly famous historical places in Europe, from castles and palaces to large archeological sites. In this guide, we will go over the 40 best historical places to visit in Europe and highlight what makes them worth your time. 

Visiting a country during an important celebration offers a different experience than on a regular day. On a significant occasion, the whole region or even country comes together to honor their traditions, customs, and have fun. If you’re interested in digging deeper and learning more about the country of your destination, consider booking your flights during a big festival or celebration. 

We don’t often have the luxury of a few days or more to spend vacationing. Indeed, sometimes we want to be spontaneous and travel but think we don’t have the time. Well, we’re about to change your mind! Here’s five ideas for amazing one-day trips in Europe - five European cities to explore in just one day. 

Most of us don’t really need any reason to travel and venture off to near or distant lands, but a great festival is as good a reason as any to plan a trip. If you’re wondering where your next adventure will take you, why not head to a festival?!

When planning your vacation to Budapest, you likely look forward to some culinary delights such as our well known Goulash soup, paprika-infused dishes, and shots of Palinka; but there is so much more to Hungary’s culinary experience, especially for lovers of wine. If you are not yet aware of the refined wine culture of Hungary, delightful wine bars and the best places for indulging in delicious local wine in Budapest, this article is for you!