Margaret Island photos by Trekphotographer, nushh, Elin B, norbijuzer, katicabogar
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Things To See in Budapest III. - Margaret Island
Margaret Island (Margitsziget) is a 2.5 km long island in the middle of the Danube in central Budapest, between the two city parts, Buda and Pest. Margaret Island is one of the most beautiful open spaces in the city. In contrast to similar islands in other great cities, Margitsziget has not been built over, but has remained a huge park in the heart of Budapest. It is a popular recreational area for tourists as well as locals. There are tennis courts, public baths, historical monuments, hotels, clubs and restaurants, and a jogging track, and even a stadium, too on this tiny island. Margaret Island also offers a variety of beautiful and unique trees, flowers and plants.
Margaret Island photos by Trekphotographer, nushh, Elin B, norbijuzer, katicabogar
Margaret Island photos by Trekphotographer, nushh, Elin B, norbijuzer, katicabogar
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6 comments:
Wow, looks cool...
Hi, want to know a bit more of your country, of visiting it, where is better to go?, which are principal attractions?, a cost do I divide equally diary of stadium in Budapest? Thank you
Hi Viajero. Thanks for your comment. Main attractions are the beautiful capital, Budapest, with many attractions, beautiful areas, parks, buildings, statues, streets, spas, lots of pubs, discos, etc. There is everything in Budapest which you desire.
It is also worth visiting the Lake Balaton, mainly Siófok, Badacsony, Tihany cities. Or cities like Szeged, Szentendre, Debrecen, Pecs or Tokaj (world famous wine region) are also very interesting and beautiful cities. I could write some more sights, but it depends on what you want? Parties? Cities? Beaches? Cultural heritage? Folk attractions?
And when to visit? Maybe in mid- September. The temperature is still high, but already no intolerable, the tourist crowd is already not so high. At the same time, most tourist places, beaches, spas are still open.
Thanks for sharing such interesting photos from Hungary. I always dreamt of traveling to this country and experience history through my own eyes.
Next spring Hungary will be on top of my list.
Thanks
Debra
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I love the photos. it looks fantastic! Hopefully I could come to this place someday. Maybe tomorrow. ;)
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