Budapest 2026. What tourists in Hungary aren't told. Part 4.
This episode about our trip to Budapest is the final one, and it features a new character. Just before leaving, a subscriber named Igor messaged us on Telegram. He suggested we meet up, take a walk, and grab something delicious. We accepted, and we were incredibly happy.
Igor turned out to be a very interesting, artistic, and easygoing person. He's a wonderful storyteller with a great sense of humor. We met at Heroes' Square and strolled through Városliget Park. We stopped by Vajdahunyad Castle and the grim face of the "Anonymous" sculpture. Near the Széchenyi Baths, we discussed the benefits of being Hungarian.
Igor took us to the outskirts of the city to the cozy restaurant "Zila." It's housed in a former count's shooting gallery. The building is over 100 years old. It's a place for insiders. Tourists only go there as guests of locals. The restaurant, which also serves as a pastry shop, boasts excellent cuisine and attentive staff.
Igor brought us back to the city, to Freedom Square, where we said our goodbyes and walked around together. We walked and talked again about how people are the most valuable asset in our business. We were so emotionally charged by talking with Igor! We learned some details and secrets about Hungarian life. Thank him for this positive chord at the end of our vacation!
Unfortunately, some of the files were lost, and we weren't able to share our ride on the #100 bus to the airport. There are several stops in the city center, with buses departing every 10-15 minutes. It's very convenient. You can buy tickets from the ticket machine or directly on the bus using a card. The journey takes only half an hour.
Our trip to Hungary and Slovakia brought us two new flags and a ton of wonderful memories.
And next up is Vietnam. Don't miss it!
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