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Site Sections
BudapestIndex.com is divided into five sections:

City Info (general info, embassies, travel agencies, emergency numbers, tourist and expat info, etc.).

Going Out (restaurants, cafes, bars, sightseeing, museums, cinemas, etc.).

Shopping (shops, shopping malls, markets, delivery, services).

Communications (telephone, internet, providers, etc.).

Transport (public, taxi, rent a car, bicycle, automobile, etc.).

Within each of these sections you can access even more detailed information by using right-side menu and certain features.

You can also see photos of Budapest in the Gallery and read editors’ blogs.

Addresses and Telephone Numbers
In the address "V. Sütõ u. 2", the Roman numeral V stands for District V., "Sütõ u." means Sütõ street (u. is short for utca = street) and 2 is the house number.

The telephone numbers appear on the site without country and city code. See Dialing Rules to learn how to dial numbers from landline, public and mobile phones.

Please note, that telephone prefix 40 means that you pay only half of the fee, and prefix 80 means that your call is toll-free.

External Links
All the links to external websites, except for links in the advertising blocks, are opened in the new window. These are the links to sites that have pages in English.

Categories
Each article is filed in several categories, such as Editors' Choice, Cuisine: Hungarian, Going Out, Internet: HotSpots (WiFi) Free".

Similarly, you can find all the restaurants, shops, museums, laundries and suchlike located, for instance, near Opera by clicking near Opera.

Comments
By clicking "add new comment" you can add your comments regarding the information contained in the article, or the place described therein.

If there are already some comments added by other users, you may read these by clicking "1 (2, 3…) comment" and then add your own one.

To add comments registration is required.

Registration
Why register on this site?
First of all, registration is required to forbid robot-posting of spam messages.

Secondly, registration allows you to:

• Post topics and replies in the forum.
• Receive notification of replies to your posts.
• Subscribe to e-mail notification of site updates.
• Send/receive private messages to/from other site users (thus, you don't have to make your telephone number or e-mail visible, when posting a topic in Buy & Sell).

RSS/XML
RSS is a format for syndicating news and the content of news-like sites. You can monitor news, blogs, personals and classifieds.

RSS feeds bring automatically updated information straight to your desktop, aggregate information to your website or service like My Yahoo! To read the feed on your computer, you need an RSS reader or modern browser, such as Firefox.

If you still haven't got one try to search Google for free desktop RSS reader for PC or Mac.

Our general XML/RSS feed is available here. Instead of general news you can choose a specialized feed in site map (categories) by clicking (RSS).