internet: free wifi

Budapest is one of the most Wi-Fi enabled cities in Europe. You can find hundreds of free WiFi hotspots all over the city - in cafes, restaurants, shopping malls and hotels, or even park or busy street.

What's more, in some cafes you can also plug your laptop.

In downtown VII district of Budapest free WiFi is provided by the district municipality all over the district - in the cafes, shops, in the streets.

See fuller list at HotSpotter.hu

400

Budapest. 400

Named 400 by its area in square meters, this Serbian bar is a lovely quiet spot in the day time, and a popular party scene at nights. 400 serves Serbian specialties from a Serbian chef, offers reasonable prices, live concerts/DJs and a screen for football addicts. And it is big enough to house folks of every stripe and color.

VII. Kazinczy utca 52/b

A38 is the former Ukrainian barge Artemovsk 38, which became after reconstruction one of the coolest clubs in Budapest.

On the deck there is a restaurant and a terrace (closed in winter), and in the hold there is a dance floor. A38 is a venue for designers, artists and open-minded persons. Definitely worth visiting despite the above average prices.

Rather posh restaurant in the posh street. Daily specialties from 12:00 and breakfast from 10:00-11:00.

VI. Andrássy út 34

Budapest international airport Ferihegy is located 16 kilometers south-east of Budapest city center (30-40 minutes drive from/to downtown).

Mexican fastfood in the city center. Fast, tasty, friendly.

VI. Teréz körút 25

Budapest. Restaurants. Bacardi Original Bar

BoB is the restaurant and bar with a view of square in front of St. Stephen Basilica. Philippe Starck-y design, TexMex with good selection of salads, extensive list of cocktails, comfortable chairs and big non-smoking area. Surprisingly reasonable prices for food taking into account the very central location; prices for drinks, though, are above average. Superb meat in the burgers.

V. Szent István tér 6