About us
Welcome to the homepage of Budapest Residence! We would be very happy to welcome you soon in one of our apartments and are very happy to help you anytime. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Gladly we would love to give you tips on bars, and restaurants. We also have a small information booklet with restaurant recommendations, delicious Hungarian dishes and tips for activities on rainy days. You will find this in our apartments. Recently we also have created a guest app with a lot of information for you.
For an individual offer please contact us personally via Email or Telefone, especially for longer stays we can offer discounts.
Budapest Residence
Welcome —
just like home, only better.
We are delighted to welcome you to one of our apartments. Whether you're looking for restaurant recommendations, traditional Hungarian dishes, or activities for a rainy day — we are here to guide you through Budapest.
For individual offers — especially for longer stays — feel free to reach us by email or phone. We are happy to accommodate you on price.
Further information
Airport Shuttle Service:
There are two shuttle services in Budapest which bring you to and from the airport to your flat.
- MiniBud: this one charges per person, you can book it online via their homepage or over their app which is also called miniBud.
- ShuttleBudapest: This one charges per car. You can book your shuttle online or via phone. Phone number: +36706111300
- They also offer transfers to festivals like Balatonsound or to the Formula 1.
Tipps:
Tram Number 2
Tram number 2 drives next to the Danube and around the Parliament. If you take a ride with it you will see some of the most famous sights in Budapest like the castle, Gellert hill or the parliament. You can just walk from the flat to the Danube and there you will find the station. This is a much cheaper way to get a tour of the city than by the tourist buses, also the famous American magazine, National Geographic, has collected the world's Top 10 trolley rides. Budapest”s tram no.2 has been awarded with the 7th place, being the best European line on the list. A ticket for tram number 2 costs around 1 Euro.
The Public Boat:
The public boat only goes during the summer times (from March 1 to October 31). One ticket costs 750 Forint. Budapest travel cards and passes are only valid on workdays not on weekends. Bicycles are also allowed on board. Take a ride at the Danube to get a view of the city from the river. The next station to you is Baraross tér next to the Petőfi bridge. You can take boat number 11 or 12. On this page you can find the timetable
for the boat
Budapest Card :
This card provides you unlimited travel on public transport, one time free entry to the following museums: Budapest Museum of history, Aquincum Museum, Kiscelli Museum, Vasarely Museum, Hungarian National Gallery, New Budapest Gallery, Hop Ferenc Art Museum of the Far East; one time entry to the Szt. Lukács Thermal Bath, 2 free English walking tours (one in Buda, one in Pest), as well as 10-50% off from over 100 establishments like baths, restaurants, churches and museums. You can find more information on their homepage or at the tourist office. The Budapest Card can be bought online, at the Tourist Information Centre or over MiniBud.
Tourist information Centres:
- Tourinform Sütő utca Address: Sütő utca 2, 1052 Budapest, Opening hours: Mon-Sun: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Phone number: +3614388080
- Tourinform 24 hours hotline Phone number : from abroad: +36303030600
We love Budapest:
This is a very useful homepage
for events and recommendations in and around Budapest.
Szentendre
Relax a day in the beautiful small town called Szentendre next to the Danube and escape the stress and heat of the big city. There are two major companies offering boat trips to Szentendre.
COVID-19 INFO:
- Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water
- Maintain at least 1 metre (3 feet) distance between yourself and others & avoid going to crowded places
- Avoid touching your face (eyes, nose and mouth)
- Cover your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze
- If you present any symptoms (fever, cough, breathing difficulty) contact the local health authority or give me a call and I will help you to seek medical attention
Budapest
city guide
Getting around &
making the most
of your stay
Airport shuttle
Two direct services from the airport to your flat:
- MiniBud — per person, book online
- ShuttleBudapest — per car · +36 70 611 1300

Tram number 2
Along the Danube past Parliament & Castle. Rated best tram in Europe by National Geographic.
Getting around by taxi
Always order in advance — don't hail on the street.
Budapest card
Unlimited transport + free museums + 10–50% off at 100+ venues.
- Museum of History, Aquincum, Kiscelli, Vasarely
- Hungarian National Gallery · Szt. Lukács Thermal Bath
- 2 free English walking tours (Buda + Pest)

Tours & guided experiences
- Danube river cruises — city lights by night or day
- Walking tours through Buda Castle & the Jewish Quarter
- Thermal bath packages & spa day combos
- Day trips to the Danube Bend & wine country
Széchenyi thermal baths
Europe's largest medicinal bath — 18 pools, saunas & massages in a neo-baroque palace. Open daily 6am–10pm.
Book your
experiences
Handpicked activities —
most with free cancellation
Where to eat
10 handpicked spots — from neighbourhood classics to Budapest's finest
Nostalgic retro-socialist interior meets modern Hungarian cooking. Great outdoor terrace — excellent goulash and beef stew.
Open in Maps →Parisian bistro meets Viennese coffeehouse. Buzzy and characterful — great from breakfast through to dinner.
Open in Maps →English pub vibes with build-your-own burgers, thick chips, and a solid selection of beers and ciders.
Open in Maps →Part restaurant, part bar, part gallery — surreal décor by local artists, great cocktails, bohemian crowd.
Open in Maps →Cozy neighbourhood tavern on Ráday Street. Generous portions of classic paprika dishes, stews, and proper Hungarian hospitality.
Open in Maps →Family-run for decades near Keleti station. Masterful blend of Hungarian and Jewish heritage cooking — try the cholent or roasted goose.
Open in Maps →Much-loved neighbourhood gem in Újlipótváros, steps from the Danube. Catfish paprikash, cold cherry soup, no-frills charm.
Open in Maps →Grand classic interior, lively atmosphere. Wide menu from Hungarian classics to steaks — extensive beer, wine, and cocktails.
Open in Maps →Elegant early-20th-century institution in Újlipótváros. Refined game meats, goose specialties, calm bourgeois atmosphere.
Open in Maps →Budapest's most iconic restaurant since 1894 near City Park. Palatial interior, live string music — the legendary Gundel crêpe is a must.
Open in Maps →Beyond the restaurants
Historic coffeehouses, great shopping, and a night at the movies
One of the most spectacular café interiors you will ever see. Pricey, but absolutely worth the experience.
Open in Maps →Over 150 years old and still going strong. Famous for its own chocolatier and handmade pralines on Vörösmarty tér.
Open in Maps →A little piece of Paris tucked into inner Pest. Charming terrace, great breakfasts, live piano evenings.
Open in Maps →Budapest's most iconic market. Fresh produce, paprika, Hungarian salami, handcrafted souvenirs — all under one spectacular roof.
Open in Maps →Entirely handmade traditional Hungarian crafts — the staff tell the story behind every piece. A genuine, non-touristy gem.
Régi posta u. 12 · Mon–Fri 10–18h, Sat 10–15h
Open in Maps →Founded by the famous Szimpla ruin bar next door. Original Budapest-themed designs, prints, and handcrafted souvenirs.
Kazinczy u. 14 · Wed–Fri 14–19h, Sat 12–19h, Sun 10–15h
Open in Maps →Many cinemas around Budapest show films in their original English version. Check current showtimes and find the nearest screen at CinemaCity.
See what's on → cinemacity.hu
