Budapest is a very lively city and to get around you will probably use the public transportation. Here is a brief review of it. The city has 4 metro lines to provide the fastest option to reach your destiantion. The metro lines have a changing point at Deak Ferenc square. Other option is the tram, number 4-6 goes 0-24, and if you would like to take a small sightseeing as well take number 2 tram which goes on the bank of Danube. The city center has many bus lines and stations as well. all4u Apartments is a good choice for accommodation as it is located just 3 minutes of the closest tram, bus and metro stations. For more information please go to www.novabudapest.com site. Budapest has 3 main railway stations, Keleti, Nyugati and Deli. All can be easily reached by metro. Single ticket costs 370 HUF, but you are able to buy daily tickets, or 3 to 7 day passes at the ticket offices.
Budapest isn’t called the ‘City of Baths’ for nothing. Hungary is a land of thermal springs, and Budapest remains the only capital city in the world that is rich in thermal waters with healing qualities. Budapest is also one of the few places where you can experience traditional Turkish baths dating back to 16th and 17th centuries. Budapest has a number of great baths, spas and outdoor pools worth visiting. Thanks to a unique geological feature, Budapest ‘sits’ on over 100 thermal springs that feed the city’s famous bathhouses. The most famous ones are Szechenyi and Gellert Baths. Both have inside and outside pools as well. Furthermore you can have a relaxing massage or other treatments. At Nova Apartments reception we are happy to help to book you in or we can give you the tickets with VIP entrance to avoid queues.