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My favorite places to relax in Budapest

The Széchenyi Thermal Bath is one of the most famous and largest spa complexes in Europe, located in the heart of Budapest. It was built in 1913 and has become a symbol of Budapest's rich thermal bath culture. The water in the bath comes from two natural hot springs and is known for its healing properties. Visitors to Budapest often...

What is wellbeing, and why is a corporate wellbeing program a good idea?

A boat trip on the Danube is a very popular activity, and not without reason! Both daytime and evening cruises are spectacular and enjoyable. Not only tourists but also many Hungarians enjoy this pastime. The cruise usually lasts 1 hour, and this boat has an audio guide, free Wi-Fi, and a welcome drink. As a tour guide, I highly recommend it!...

Fun facts on the banks of the Danube, on the Pest side
1. The statue of the "Little Princess" was made by László Marton after his own daughter
2. The small model of the panorama was made for the blind.
3. Tram No 2 runs only along the Danube
4. You can take the stairs down to the quay...

How to organise a wellbeing or incentive tour to Budapest?

Where is the famous Angel Statue of the Heroes's Square of Budapest?

Looking for free outdoor sports options in Budapest? The city offers numerous ways to stay active without spending a dime! You can enjoy running or cycling around the beautiful Margitsziget, which is perfect for outdoor workouts. Budapest's parks, like Városliget and Népliget, also provide open spaces for jogging, skateboarding, or practicing yoga....