Castles, thermal baths and 'ruin bars': How I spent 48 hours in Hungary's historic capital, Budapest
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Last month I spent two days exploring the Hungarian capital of Budapest, discovering grand architecture, great food, spa culture and beautiful views along the Danube River.
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Last month I spent two days exploring the Hungarian capital of Budapest, discovering grand architecture, great food, spa culture and beautiful views along the Danube River.
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