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Budapest offers a variety of budget-friendly activities for visitors. Here are some affordable things to do in the city:

Free Walking Tours: Take advantage of the free walking tours offered in Budapest. Knowledgeable guides will lead you through the city, providing insights into its history and culture. Remember to tip your guide at the end.

Explore the Buda Castle District: Wander through the Buda Castle District, exploring the courtyards, Fisherman's Bastion, and enjoying panoramic views of the city. While some attractions within the castle may have entrance fees, the district itself is free to explore.

Margaret Island: As mentioned before, Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube is a tranquil place to spend time. Enjoy the greenery, relax by the fountain, or take a walk or run along the paths.

Budapest After Dark !!!

Here is your ultimate guide to some of the best nightlife Budapest has to offer and our 3 personal favourites! These are all ideal for a students or young person’s big night out in the city.

Morrisons 2:

This nightclub is located centrally in the city and draws the attention of locals as well as tourists.

It’s a massive nightclub with numerous floors and dancefloors which has all music genres that caters to everyone.

It opens from early in the evening on into the early hours of the morning, a never-ending party.

It has all kinds of deals which includes paying only 15 euros for free drinks all night!

Monday night being Erasmus night is one not to miss as you can mix with internationals from all over the world.

Instant Fogas:

This nightclub is easily a favourite amongst tourists making it the place to be any night of the week.

It’s located in the Jewish Quarter of Budapest which brings a vibrant and electric atmosphere.

It is a ruin pub complex which holds many different floors and rooms including outdoor space.

Its free entry every night is especially attractive to us as students for an affordable and fun night out!

Széchenyi Spa Party:

This spa party also known as a ‘Sparty’ is one of Budapest’s most famous and unique nightlife attractions.

It is held at the Széchenyi Thermal Bath, one of the largest and most famous thermal baths in Europe, located in City Park.

Admission is expensive starting at 50 euros however it is a one and a lifetime experience and a night to remember.