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v i k i n g c r u i s e s . c o m . a u 33 Budapest WHERE TO EAT Borkonyha Winekitchen: Just around the corner from the famous St. Stephen's Basilica (a must-see!), discover modern European dishes with a subtle Hungarian twist. is restaurant has a Michelin star and more than 200 different types of wine on offer, the majority of which are produced locally. Café Kör: Located in busy downtown Budapest, Café Kör serves up delicious traditional Hungarian food and is renowned for its welcoming, homely atmosphere. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner here. WHERE TO DRINK 360 Bar: is iconic rooftop terrace boasts 360-degree Your Guide to panoramic views of Budapest and an extensive list of exceptional cocktails. During winter, keep warm inside one of eight giant heated igloos. WHERE TO SOAK Gellért Thermal Baths: A masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture, enjoy 10 different pools of varying temperatures and marvel at the surrounding stained- glass windows, colourful mosaic tiles and unusual sculptures. WHERE TO SHOP Great Market Hall: Located in a beautiful 19th-century building, sample fresh local produce and discover authentic Hungarian handicrafts and souvenirs. WHERE TO BE WOWED Memento Park: One of the most spectacular sights in Budapest, this impressive open-air museum provides a glimpse behind the Iron Curtain, displaying statues and plaques from the Communist Era. The Hungarian National Gallery: Located in the historic Buda Castle, this gallery is the largest public collection of the fine arts in Hungary. See incredible artworks dating from the 11th century right through to the present day. Hungary's dynamic capital city has something for everyone, from fascinating history and unique architecture to healing thermal waters and a buzzing nightlife.